Question

1. guide signs: a. may be round or five sided. b. are yellow, orange or florescent yellow/green. c. tell drivers what they may or may not do. d. provide information about routes, exits and distances. 7. which sign are you not likely to see mounted beside the road? a. no passing pennant. b. slow - moving vehicle sign. c. train crossing sign. d. none of the above is correct. 8. the sequence of traffic lights from top to bottom is: a. green, yellow, red. b. yellow, red, green. c. yellow, green, red. d. red, yellow, green. 9. a red arrow illuminated on a traffic light means: a. the light is about to change to green. b. you should stop then proceed. c. you cannot turn in that direction. d. you must turn in that direction. 10. when the signal light ahead turns to yellow you should. a. understand your right - of - way is about to expire and clear intersection. b. speed up so you will not have to stop at the red light that is about to appear. c. expect to see the green light next. d. none of the above is correct. 11. a flashing red light indicates: a. it is broken, so you do not need to pay attention to it. b. a green light will be appearing soon. c. to stop and proceed only when it is safe. d. to slow and yield to traffic already in the intersection.

Explanation:

• For question 7: All of the signs listed (no - passing pennant, slow - moving vehicle sign, train crossing sign) are common roadside signs.
• For question 8: The standard sequence of traffic lights from top to bottom is red, yellow, green.
• For question 9: A red arrow on a traffic light means you cannot turn in that direction.
• For question 10: When a traffic light turns yellow, you should understand your right - of - way is about to expire and clear the intersection if it's safe to do so.
• For question 11: A flashing red light means stop and proceed only when it is safe.

Answer:

1. d. None of the above is correct.
2. d. Red, yellow, green.
3. c. You cannot turn in that direction.
4. a. Understand your right - of - way is about to expire and clear intersection.
5. c. To stop and proceed only when it is safe.