Ntsa Driving Test
Ntsa Driving Test 109
- 1. Torch / flashlight is important for:
A) Decoration
B) Fire
C) Night emergencies or checking under vehicle
D) Tyre repair - 2. First aid kit in toolbox is for:
A) Decoration
B) Jumpstart
C) Treating minor injuries during breakdown
D) Tyre pressure - 3. Reflective triangle in toolbox is for:
A) Decoration
B) Jumpstart
C) Placing behind vehicle to warn other road users during breakdowns
D) Fire - 4. Gloves in toolbox protect:
A) Decoration
B) Tyres
C) Hands while working on vehicle
D) Battery - 5. Additional useful toolbox items include:
A) Decoration
B) Jumper cables only
C) Insulation tape, small hammer, spare bulbs/fuses, utility knife, portable air compressor, fire extinguisher
D) Reflective vest - 6. To maintain a toolbox, tools should be:
A) Decoration
B) Left outside
C) Checked regularly to ensure not damaged
D) Locked - 7. Tools should also be:
A) Decoration
B) Painted
C) Clean and dry to prevent rust
D) Buried - 8. Replace tools if:
A) Decoration
B) Not used
C) Missing or worn out
D) Painted - 9. Toolbox should be stored:
A) Decoration
B) Outside vehicle
C) Secure, easily accessible place in vehicle
D) Under mud - 10. Fire extinguisher is:
A) Decoration
B) Tool
C) Portable device to control or put out small fires
D) Tyre - 11. Fire extinguisher is designed for:
A) Decoration
B) Only cooking
C) Quick, early action before fire becomes too large
D) Lighting - 12. Class A fires involve:
A) Flammable liquids
B) Metals
C) Solid materials like wood, paper, cloth, plastics
D) Cooking oils - 13. Class B fires involve:
A) Decoration
B) Solids
C) Flammable liquids like petrol, oil, paint, diesel
D) Cooking oils - 14. Class C fires involve:
A) Decoration
B) Solids
C) Flammable gases like LPG, propane
D) Cooking oils - 15. Class D fires involve:
A) Decoration
B) Wood
C) Metals like magnesium, aluminum
D) Liquids - 16. Class F/K fires involve:
A) Solids
B) Liquids
C) Cooking oils and fats in kitchens
D) Metals - 17. Water extinguisher (red label) is used for:
A) Class B
B) Class C
C) Class A fires only
D) Class F - 18. Water extinguisher is not safe for:
A) Class A
B) Decoration
C) Electrical, liquid, or gas fires
D) Solids - 19. Foam extinguisher (cream label) is for:
A) Class C only
B) Class D only
C) Class A and B fires
D) Class F only - 20. Foam extinguisher works by:
A) Igniting fire
B) Heating
C) Smothering fire by cutting off oxygen
D) Decoration - 21. Dry powder extinguisher (blue label) works on:
A) Class A only
B) Class B only
C) Class A, B, C fires
D) Class F only - 22. Dry powder extinguisher is good for:
A) Liquids
B) Metals
C) Electrical fires
D) Decoration - 23. Dry powder extinguisher disadvantage:
A) Leaves residue
B) Ignites fire
C) Creates dust reducing visibility
D) Decoration - 24. CO₂ extinguisher (black label) is ideal for:
A) Class A only
B) Class D
C) Electrical and Class B fires
D) Decoration - 25. CO₂ extinguisher leaves:
A) Foam
B) Powder
C) No residue
D) Water - 26. CO₂ extinguisher is safe for:
A) Humans only
B) Wood
C) Computers and electronics
D) Metals - 27. Wet chemical extinguisher (yellow label) is for:
A) Class A only
B) Class B only
C) Class F (cooking oils and fats)
D) Decoration - 28. Wet chemical extinguisher works by:
A) Burning
B) Heating
C) Forms foam blanket that cools and smothers fire
D) Smokes - 29. P in PASS method stands for:
A) Press handle
B) Pull the safety pin
C) Push nozzle
D) Paint - 30. A in PASS method stands for:
A) Activate
B) Aim nozzle at the base of the fire
C) Air
D) Alert