Ntsa Driving Test 106

Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 106

  • 1. Where should a driver attach black clamp next?
    A) Dead battery positive
    B) Decoration
    C) Good battery negative (–)
    D) Ground
  • 2. Final black clamp goes on:
    A) Dead battery negative
    B) Good battery positive
    C) Unpainted metal on dead vehicle (engine bracket or chassis)
    D) Reflector triangle
  • 3. Start working vehicle and run for:
    A) 5–10 minutes
    B) Immediately remove cables
    C) 2–3 minutes
    D) 10 minutes
  • 4. Try starting dead vehicle:
    A) Immediately remove clamps
    B) Decoration
    C) After working vehicle runs for 2–3 minutes
    D) Drive
  • 5. If vehicle doesn’t start:
    A) Give up
    B) Decoration
    C) Wait a few more minutes and try again
    D) Inflate tyres
  • 6. Which cable should you remove first after jumpstarting a vehicle?
    A) Red clamp from dead battery
    B) Decoration
    C) Black clamp from chassis
    D) Black clamp from good battery
  • 7. Next remove black clamp from:
    A) Dead battery
    B) Chassis
    C) Good battery (–)
    D) Red clamp
  • 8. Remove red clamp from:
    A) Dead battery
    B) Good battery (+)
    C) Chassis
    D) Engine
  • 9. Final clamp removed from:
    A) Decoration
    B) Chassis
    C) Dead battery (+)
    D) Good battery
  • 10. After jumpstart, keep vehicle running for:
    A) 5 minutes
    B) 10 minutes
    C) 20–30 minutes to recharge battery
    D) 1 hour
  • 11. If vehicle dies shortly after jumpstart:
    A) Ignore
    B) Decoration
    C) Battery or alternator may need replacement
    D) Refuel
  • 12.  Connecting positive to_________is a common mistake
    A) Positive
    B) Chassis
    C) Negative
    D) Tyre
  • 13. Touching clamps together after________is a mistake
    A) Start
    B) Connection
    C) Decoration
    D) Parking
  • 14. Jumpstarting hybrid/electric vehicles:
    A) Same as normal
    B) Decoration
    C) Requires special procedures
    D) Ignore
  • 15. Attempting jumpstart from____________is not recommended
    A) Truck battery
    B) Decoration
    C) Small motorcycle battery
    D) Jumper cable
  • 16. What are the signs of a failing battery?
    A) Starts quickly
    B) Slow engine cranking
    C) Decoration
    D) Fires
  • 17. Dim headlights may indicate:
    A) Tyre issue
    B) Decoration
    C) Failing battery
    D) Fuel
  • 18. Clicking noise when starting may indicate:
    A) Tyre puncture
    B) Decoration
    C) Battery problem
    D) Reflector
  • 19. Electrical accessories failing:
    A) Engine repair
    B) Decoration
    C) Battery issue
    D) Tyre
  • 20. Battery warning light on dashboard indicates:
    A) Fuel low
    B) Decoration
    C) Battery problem
    D) Fire
  • 21. Survival gear in vehicle is for:
    A) Decoration
    B) Entertainment
    C) Safety, communication, and survival in emergencies
    D) Painting
  • 22. Essential safety items include:
    A) Tyre only
    B) Jumper cables only
    C) First aid kit, fire extinguisher, warning triangles, reflective vest
    D) Blanket only
  • 23. First aid kit contains:
    A) Only bandages
    B) Only gloves
    C) Bandages, gauze, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, gloves, scissors, tweezers, emergency blanket
    D) Jumper cables
  • 24. Fire extinguisher recommended type:
    A) Water only
    B) Foam only
    C) Small ABC dry powder extinguisher
    D) CO₂ only
  • 25. Fire extinguisher maintenance:
    A) Ignore
    B) Weekly only
    C) Check pressure and expiry regularly
    D) Decoration
  • 26. Warning triangles / reflective cones should be placed:
    A) 5 meters
    B) 10 meters
    C) At least 50–100 metres behind vehicle
    D) In trunk
  • 27. Reflective safety vest is worn when:
    A) Driving only
    B) Sleeping in car
    C) Inspecting vehicle on busy or dark roads
    D) Decoration
  • 28. Vehicle recovery tools include:
    A) Tyre only
    B) Jumper cables, tow rope/strap, tyre repair kit, portable inflator, spare tyre & jack, multi-tool/basic tool kit
    C) Only fire extinguisher
    D) Blanket only
  • 29. Emergency communication items include:
    A) Food
    B) Water
    C) Fully charged power bank, car charger, flashlight/headlamp, emergency whistle, maps/offline navigation app
    D) Tyre pump
  • 30. Survival & comfort items include:
    A) Jumper cables
    B) Fire extinguisher
    C) Drinking water, non-perishable snacks, warm/thermal blanket, raincoat/poncho, extra clothing, matches/lighter
    D) Reflector triangle

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