Ch. 2 Pedestrian Conduct — Practice

Question 1

A person operating a mobility scooter is subject to the same traffic rules as a pedestrian.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

At the beginning of Chapter 2, Section 1 of the Rules of the Road, it states "The following people are subject to the same traffic rules as pedestrians," and the first category listed is "people operating mobility scooters." Therefore, people operating mobility scooters are subject to the same traffic rules as pedestrians.

Question 2

The length standard for mobility scooters is not exceeding 150 centimeters.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The standards for mobility scooters specify that "the length must not exceed 120 centimeters, the width must not exceed 70 centimeters, and the height excluding the head support must not exceed 120 centimeters." The length standard is 120 centimeters, not 150 centimeters.

Question 3

The speed standard for mobility scooters is that they must not be capable of exceeding 6 kilometers per hour.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Standard (3) for mobility scooters clearly states "must not be capable of exceeding a speed of 6 kilometers per hour." This speed limit is one of the important requirements for mobility scooters to be subject to the same traffic rules as pedestrians.

Question 4

A person walking while pushing a bicycle is subject to the same traffic rules as a pedestrian.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

In item 7 of Chapter 2, Section 1 of the Rules of the Road, "people walking while pushing a large motorcycle, ordinary motorcycle, two-wheeled general moped, specified small motorized bicycle, or bicycle" are listed as people subject to the same traffic rules as pedestrians. Therefore, this statement is correct.

Question 5

A person operating a remotely operated small vehicle by remote control is subject to the same traffic rules as a pedestrian.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road specify that "a person operating a remotely operated small vehicle without using remote control" is subject to the same traffic rules as a pedestrian. In other words, when operating by remote control, they are not treated as a pedestrian. Only when not using remote control does this apply.

Question 6

A motorized vehicle for persons with physical disabilities may use a gasoline engine as its motor.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Standard (2) for vehicles for persons with physical disabilities clearly states "an electric motor must be used as the motor." Therefore, motors other than electric motors, such as gasoline engines, cannot be used, and use is limited to electric motors.

Question 7

A person operating a children's vehicle such as a tricycle is subject to the same traffic rules as a pedestrian.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

In item 4 of Chapter 2, Section 1 of the Rules of the Road, "people operating children's vehicles such as tricycles" are clearly listed as people subject to the same traffic rules as pedestrians. Therefore, people operating children's vehicles are treated as pedestrians.

Question 8

Which of the following is the correct standard for walking-type motorized vehicles?

Accepted Answer

B: Length not exceeding 190 centimeters, width not exceeding 60 centimeters

Standard (1) for walking-type vehicles specifies that "the length must not exceed 190 centimeters and the width must not exceed 60 centimeters." Unlike many other small vehicles that are 120 centimeters × 70 centimeters, this vehicle type is characterized by being longer in length and narrower in width.

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Length not exceeding 120 centimeters, width not exceeding 60 centimeters

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Length not exceeding 190 centimeters, width not exceeding 60 centimeters

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Length not exceeding 190 centimeters, width not exceeding 70 centimeters

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Length not exceeding 120 centimeters, width not exceeding 70 centimeters

Question 9

Which of the following is an incorrect standard for the emergency stop device of a remotely operated small vehicle?

Accepted Answer

D: The push button must be limited to one that can be easily operated from the side of the vehicle body

The standard for the emergency stop device of remotely operated small vehicles specifies "a push button (limited to one that can be easily operated from the front and rear of the vehicle body)." There is no mention of operation from the side, and operation from the front and rear is required. Therefore, option 4 is incorrect.

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The push button must be limited to one that can be easily operated from the front and rear of the vehicle body

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The push button must be easily identifiable due to a large difference in brightness or other factors between the push button and the surrounding area

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It must immediately stop the motor when activated

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The push button must be limited to one that can be easily operated from the side of the vehicle body

Question 10

Which of the following is the correct standard for motorized walking assistance vehicles?

Accepted Answer

B: The motor must stop when the person operating the vehicle moves away from it

Standard (5) for motorized walking assistance vehicles specifies the safety device requirement that "the motor must stop when the person operating the vehicle moves away from it." The speed limit is 6 kilometers per hour or less, the motor is limited to electric motors, and remote control functions are not anticipated.

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Must not be capable of exceeding a speed of 10 kilometers per hour

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The motor must stop when the person operating the vehicle moves away from it

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Must be capable of being operated by remote control

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A gasoline engine must be used as the motor

Question 11

On roads with sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, pedestrians must use the sidewalk or roadside strip, except when they cannot pass due to road construction or similar reasons.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 1 of the text clearly states that "on roads with sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, you must use the sidewalk or roadside strip, except when you cannot pass due to road construction or similar reasons." This is a basic rule for pedestrian traffic.

Question 12

Pedestrians must not enter bicycle lanes under any circumstances.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 2 of the text states that "pedestrians must not enter bicycle lanes except when they cannot use the sidewalk or sufficiently wide roadside strip due to road construction or similar reasons." This means pedestrians may exceptionally enter bicycle lanes when the sidewalk or other areas are impassable due to road construction.

Question 13

On roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, pedestrians must walk on the right edge of the road.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 3 of the text stipulates that "on roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, pedestrians and remotely operated small vehicles must walk on the right edge of the road." Walking on the right edge is required as a general rule.

Question 14

On roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, pedestrians may walk on the left edge if walking on the right edge would require repeated crossing and would be more dangerous.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 3 of the text clearly states that "you may walk on the left edge if walking on the right edge would require repeated crossing and would be more dangerous." Walking on the left edge is exceptionally permitted for safety reasons.

Question 15

On pedestrian roads, pedestrians may walk in the center of the road, but they must be careful because vehicles that are permitted to pass may use the road.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 4 of the text states that "on pedestrian roads, pedestrians and remotely operated small vehicles may walk in the center of the road, but be careful because vehicles that are permitted to pass may use the road."

Question 16

Pedestrians must not enter roads where pedestrian traffic is prohibited by road signs.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 5 of the text clearly prohibits entry by stating that "pedestrians and remotely operated small vehicles must not enter roads where their passage is prohibited by road signs, or expressways and motor vehicle exclusive roads."

Question 17

When there are white lines and bicycle markings on a sidewalk, pedestrians must avoid walking in the designated area at all times.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 2 of the text states that pedestrians "should avoid the designated area as much as possible." The phrase "as much as possible" indicates this is an effort requirement, not an absolute obligation. The expression "at all times" is incorrect.

Question 18

On roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, which of the following is a correct case when pedestrians may walk on the left edge?

Accepted Answer

B: When walking on the right edge would require repeated crossing and would be more dangerous

Section 3 of the text clearly states that "you may walk on the left edge if walking on the right edge would require repeated crossing and would be more dangerous." Walking on the left edge is exceptionally permitted only when this condition applies.

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When there are many pedestrians

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When walking on the right edge would require repeated crossing and would be more dangerous

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When there is heavy vehicle traffic

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When the road is narrow

Question 19

Which of the following is a correct example of a road that pedestrians must not enter?

Accepted Answer

B: Roads where pedestrian traffic is prohibited by road signs

Section 5 of the text states that "pedestrians and remotely operated small vehicles must not enter roads where their passage is prohibited by road signs, or expressways and motor vehicle exclusive roads." Pedestrians must not enter roads where passage is prohibited by road signs.

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Pedestrian roads

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Roads where pedestrian traffic is prohibited by road signs

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Roads with sidewalks

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Roads with sufficiently wide roadside strips

Question 20

Which of the following is a correct case when remotely operated small vehicles must travel on the right edge of the road?

Accepted Answer

B: Roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips

Section 3 of the text states that "on roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips, pedestrians and remotely operated small vehicles must walk on the right edge of the road." Remotely operated small vehicles have the same obligation as pedestrians to travel on the right edge.

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Roads with sidewalks

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Roads without sidewalks or sufficiently wide roadside strips

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Pedestrian roads

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Roads with bicycle lanes

Question 21

Where there is a crosswalk or signalized intersection nearby, you must cross at that crosswalk or intersection.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "1. Where to Cross" states: "Where there is a crosswalk or signalized intersection nearby, you must cross at that crosswalk or intersection."

Question 22

A flashing green pedestrian signal has the same meaning as a red signal.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

This is incorrect. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "2. Crossing at a Signalized Location (3)" states: "A flashing green pedestrian signal has the same meaning as a yellow signal." It has the same meaning as a yellow signal, not a red signal.

Question 23

Where there is a "Pedestrian Crossing Prohibited" sign, you must not cross.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "1. Where to Cross" clearly states: "Where there is a 'Pedestrian Crossing Prohibited' sign, you must not cross." Crossing at locations with a crossing prohibition sign is prohibited.

Question 24

When the signal turns green, you may begin crossing immediately.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

This is incorrect. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "2 (2)" states: "Even when the signal turns green, confirm that vehicles and streetcars from the left and right have stopped before crossing." You must confirm that vehicles have stopped, not cross immediately when the light turns green.

Question 25

You must avoid entering a bicycle crossing zone.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "1. Where to Cross" states: "Avoid entering a bicycle crossing zone." Bicycle crossing zones are for bicycles only, and pedestrians should not enter them.

Question 26

When the pedestrian signal begins flashing green, you must not begin crossing.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "2 (3)" clearly states: "When the light begins flashing green, you must not begin crossing." A flashing green has the same meaning as a yellow signal, and beginning to cross is prohibited.

Question 27

When crossing the road, it is good to raise your hand or similar to clearly communicate your intention to cross to drivers.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct. The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "3 (5)" states: "When crossing, raise your hand or similar to clearly communicate your intention to cross to drivers." Signaling your intention to drivers is recommended for safe crossing.

Question 28

Which of the following is correct about scramble intersections?

Accepted Answer

A: You may cross diagonally by following the pedestrian signal

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "2 (5)" states: "At locations where all vehicle signals at an intersection turn red to stop vehicles and pedestrians are permitted free passage (scramble intersections), you may cross diagonally by following the pedestrian signals." Therefore, option 1 is correct.

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You may cross diagonally by following the pedestrian signal

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You may cross diagonally even if vehicles have not completely stopped

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You may cross diagonally even without a pedestrian signal

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Diagonal crossing is always prohibited

Question 29

When attempting to cross at a location without a traffic light, which of the following is correct about vehicles approaching from the left?

Accepted Answer

B: Even if they appear far away, they will come closer while you are crossing, so caution is necessary

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "3 (2)" states: "In particular, vehicles approaching from the left may appear to be far away, but they will come closer while you are crossing, so be careful." Vehicles from the left are dangerous due to distance perception illusions, so option 2 is correct.

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They are less dangerous than vehicles coming from the right

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Even if they appear far away, they will come closer while you are crossing, so caution is necessary

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They will move away during crossing, so special caution is not needed

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Caution is only necessary if they are stopped

Question 30

Which of the following is the correct response for pedestrians where there is a pedestrian bridge or pedestrian underpass nearby?

Accepted Answer

B: You should use those facilities whenever possible

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 2, Section 3, "1. Where to Cross" states: "Where there is a pedestrian bridge or pedestrian underpass nearby, use those facilities whenever possible." The phrase "whenever possible" indicates this is an encouraged practice rather than a strict requirement, so option 2 is correct.

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You must always use those facilities

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You should use those facilities whenever possible

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There is no obligation to use those facilities

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Use those facilities only at night

Question 31

Before a railroad crossing, you must stop and check for safety on both the right and left.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "Before a railroad crossing, you must stop and check for safety on both the right and left." This is a basic safety confirmation requirement before crossing railroad tracks.

Question 32

Once a train from one direction has passed, it is safe to cross the railroad crossing immediately.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "Even after a train from one direction has passed, another train may come from the opposite direction immediately, so be careful." You must remain alert for trains from the opposite direction even after a train has passed.

Question 33

When the warning bell is ringing, you must not enter the railroad crossing.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 2 of the Rules of the Road states: "When the warning bell is ringing or when the crossing gate has started to lower, you must not enter the railroad crossing." Entry is prohibited when the warning bell is sounding.

Question 34

You must not enter the railroad crossing once the crossing gate has fully lowered, but you may still cross if it has only just started to lower.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 2 of the Rules of the Road states: "When the crossing gate has started to lower, you must not enter the railroad crossing." Entry is prohibited from the moment the gate begins to lower, even before it has fully descended.

Question 35

In the case of a half-barrier crossing gate, since the arm is only halfway, you can weave through the gap and cross.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 2 of the Rules of the Road states: "Weaving through the gap between the arms of a half-barrier crossing gate is also prohibited." Even with a half-barrier system, passing between the gates is not allowed.

Question 36

When the warning bell is not ringing, you may cross without checking for safety.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 3 of the Rules of the Road states: "Even when the warning bell is not ringing or the crossing gate is not lowered, the equipment may be malfunctioning, so always check for safety before crossing." You must always check for safety even when warning devices are not activated.

Question 37

If the crossing gate is not lowered, the equipment is operating normally, so you may cross as is.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 3 of the Rules of the Road states: "Even when the crossing gate is not lowered, the equipment may be malfunctioning, so always check for safety before crossing." Even when the gate is not lowered, malfunction is possible, and you must always check for safety.

Question 38

Which of the following must you do before a railroad crossing?

Accepted Answer

B: Stop walking and check for safety on both the right and left

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "Before a railroad crossing, you must stop and check for safety on both the right and left." Specifically, you must "stop and check for safety on both the right and left."

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Make a temporary stop and check for safety on both the left and right

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Stop walking and check for safety on both the right and left

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Slow down to a stop-ready speed (jokō) and check for safety front and rear

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Stop and check the sound of the warning bell

Question 39

After a train from one direction has passed, which of the following should you watch out for?

Accepted Answer

B: Watch out for another train coming from the opposite direction

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "Even after a train from one direction has passed, another train may come from the opposite direction immediately, so be careful." You must watch out for trains from the opposite direction.

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Watch out for another train coming from ahead

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Watch out for another train coming from the opposite direction

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Watch out for another train following from the same direction

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Watch out for a malfunction in the railroad crossing warning bell

Question 40

Which of the following is the correct response when the warning bell is not ringing or the crossing gate is not lowered?

Accepted Answer

B: The equipment may be malfunctioning, so always check for safety before crossing

Chapter 2, Section 4, Item 3 of the Rules of the Road states: "Even when the warning bell is not ringing or the crossing gate is not lowered, the equipment may be malfunctioning, so always check for safety before crossing."

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The equipment is operating normally, so you may cross as is

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The equipment may be malfunctioning, so always check for safety before crossing

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Report the warning bell malfunction to the station before crossing

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Since the crossing gate is not lowered, cross quickly

Question 41

At night, if a pedestrian can see a vehicle's headlights, the driver can also see the pedestrian clearly.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 1 of the text states, "At night, even if a pedestrian can see a vehicle's headlights, the driver may not be able to see the pedestrian clearly." Since the driver may not see the pedestrian even when the pedestrian can see the headlights, this statement is incorrect.

Question 42

When an asphalt road surface is wet from rain, pedestrians become easier to see at night.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 1 of the text states, "Especially when an asphalt road surface is wet from rain, pedestrians become harder to see, so be careful." Since pedestrians become harder to see on wet surfaces, this statement is incorrect.

Question 43

At night, drivers' attention and vision decline, and dangerous driving such as drowsy driving becomes more common.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 2 of the text states, "At night, drivers become tired, their attention and vision decline, and dangerous driving such as drowsy driving becomes more common." Since this matches the statement exactly, it is correct.

Question 44

At night, pedestrians can judge a vehicle's speed and distance just as well as during the day.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 2 of the text states, "Also, pedestrians cannot judge a vehicle's speed and distance as well." Since pedestrians have difficulty judging speed and distance at night, this statement is incorrect.

Question 45

At night, a pedestrian near the center of the road may become invisible to a driver due to the headlights of a vehicle coming from one direction.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 3 of the text states, "A pedestrian near the center of the road may momentarily become invisible to a driver due to the headlights of vehicles coming from both directions." Since the cause is headlights from both directions, not one direction, this statement is incorrect.

Question 46

At night, when crossing the road or passing vehicles, you need to be even more careful than during the day.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Section 2 of the text states, "When crossing the road or passing vehicles, be even more careful than during the day." Since this matches the statement exactly, it is correct.

Question 47

At night, when crossing at a location without a traffic light, it is best to choose a dark place to cross.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Section 4 of the text states, "When crossing at a location without a traffic light, choose the brightest place possible, such as where there is street lighting, so the driver can clearly see that you are crossing." Since you should choose a bright place, not a dark place, this statement is incorrect.

Question 48

Which of the following measures to make yourself more visible to drivers at night is NOT mentioned in the text?

Accepted Answer

C: Carry a flashlight

Section 5 of the text states, "Wear bright, noticeable clothing, or attach reflective materials to your shoes, clothing, bag, cane, etc." There is no mention of flashlights, so this is the measure not mentioned in the text.

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Wear bright, noticeable clothing

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Attach reflective materials to your shoes

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Carry a flashlight

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Attach reflective materials to your bag

Question 49

What is the correct cause for a pedestrian near the center of the road becoming invisible to a driver at night?

Accepted Answer

B: Because of headlights from vehicles coming from both directions

Section 3 of the text clearly states, "A pedestrian near the center of the road may momentarily become invisible to a driver due to the headlights of vehicles coming from both directions." The correct answer is that headlights from both directions are the cause.

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Because the driver is blinded by oncoming headlights

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Because of headlights from vehicles coming from both directions

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Because of headlights from a vehicle coming from one direction

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Because of reflections from streetlights

Question 50

Which combination correctly shows the items on which the text recommends attaching reflective materials?

Accepted Answer

B: Shoes, clothing, bag, cane

Section 5 of the text specifically lists, "Attach reflective materials to your shoes, clothing, bag, cane, etc." This combination of four items is the correct content mentioned in the text. Hats, gloves, umbrellas, and bicycles are not mentioned.

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Shoes, clothing, hat, gloves

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Shoes, clothing, bag, cane

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Shoes, bag, umbrella, bicycle

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Clothing, bag, hat, cane

Question 51

When walking on rainy days, it is good to wear bright, conspicuous colors for raincoats and other clothing so that drivers can see you easily.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The text states, "On rainy days, visibility is poor, so you should wear bright, conspicuous colors for raincoats and other clothing so that drivers can see you easily." Bright, conspicuous colors are recommended to improve visibility for drivers.

Question 52

On rainy days, holding an umbrella in a way that makes it hard to see ahead is acceptable as long as the umbrella is a bright color.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The text states, "Holding an umbrella in a way that makes it hard to see ahead is dangerous, so you should avoid it." Regardless of the umbrella's color, holding it in a way that blocks your view is itself dangerous and should be avoided. The color condition is irrelevant.

Question 53

On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The text states, "On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles." When the road surface is wet and slippery, vehicle brakes become less effective and the stopping distance increases.

Question 54

On rainy days, pedestrians are also more likely to slip and fall, so it is necessary to be careful not to cross recklessly or dash out into traffic.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The text states, "On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles and makes pedestrians more likely to fall, creating danger. Therefore, be careful not to cross recklessly or dash out into traffic." Cautious behavior is required considering the risk of falling.

Question 55

On rainy days, visibility is poor, so it is good to choose raincoats in subdued colors such as black or navy.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The text states, "You should wear bright, conspicuous colors for raincoats and other clothing so that drivers can see you easily." Subdued colors such as black or navy have low visibility, so bright, conspicuous colors are recommended. This statement is incorrect.

Question 56

On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery and pedestrians are more likely to fall, but the stopping distance of vehicles remains the same as usual.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The text states, "On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles and makes pedestrians more likely to fall, creating danger." In addition to pedestrians being more likely to fall, the stopping distance of vehicles also increases, so the latter part of this statement is incorrect.

Question 57

Crossing recklessly or dashing out into traffic on rainy days is especially dangerous because the stopping distance of vehicles becomes shorter.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The text states, "The road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles." On rainy days, the stopping distance becomes "longer," not "shorter." Crossing recklessly or dashing out becomes dangerous because the stopping distance increases, so this statement is incorrect.

Question 58

Regarding raincoats and other clothing worn by pedestrians on rainy days, which of the following is recommended in the text?

Accepted Answer

B: Bright, conspicuous colors that are easy for drivers to see

The text states, "You should wear bright, conspicuous colors for raincoats and other clothing so that drivers can see you easily." On rainy days when visibility is poor, bright, conspicuous colors are recommended to improve visibility for drivers.

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Dark colors that are hard for drivers to see

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Bright, conspicuous colors that are easy for drivers to see

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Highly waterproof materials that resist rain

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Form-fitting clothes that allow easy movement

Question 59

Which of the following ways of holding an umbrella is considered dangerous on rainy days and should be avoided?

Accepted Answer

B: Holding it in a way that makes it hard to see ahead

The text states, "Holding an umbrella in a way that makes it hard to see ahead is dangerous, so you should avoid it." Holding an umbrella in a way that obstructs the pedestrian's own view is dangerous because it prevents awareness of the surrounding situation and should be avoided.

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Holding a bright-colored umbrella

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Holding it in a way that makes it hard to see ahead

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Holding the umbrella low

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Holding the umbrella high

Question 60

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a danger caused by slippery road surfaces on rainy days?

Accepted Answer

C: Bicycles are more likely to slip

The text states, "The road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles and makes pedestrians more likely to fall, creating danger," and for these reasons "be careful not to cross recklessly or dash out into traffic." Bicycle slipping is not mentioned in the text.

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The stopping distance of vehicles increases

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Pedestrians are more likely to fall

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Bicycles are more likely to slip

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Crossing recklessly or dashing out becomes more dangerous

Question 61

You must not jump on or off a vehicle or streetcar while it is moving.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Chapter 2, Section 7, Item 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "You must not jump on or off a vehicle or streetcar while it is moving." This action is prohibited.

Question 62

When getting in or out of a vehicle, the general rule is to do so from the left side.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Chapter 2, Section 7, Item 2 of the Rules of the Road states: "When getting in or out of a vehicle, check front and rear for safety before opening the door, and enter or exit from the left side." The left side is the established rule.

Question 63

When getting in or out of a vehicle, you should check left and right for safety before opening the door.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Chapter 2, Section 7, Item 2 of the Rules of the Road says to "check front and rear for safety before opening the door." What should be checked is the "front and rear," not "left and right." This question is a trick question that swaps "left and right" for "front and rear."

Question 64

After getting off a vehicle or streetcar, when you want to cross to the opposite side of the road, you must not cross immediately in front of or behind it.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Chapter 2, Section 7, Item 3 of the Rules of the Road clearly states: "After getting off a vehicle or streetcar, when you want to cross to the opposite side of the road, you must not cross immediately in front of or behind it." This statement is correct.

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