Arkansas General Knowledge Practice Test

This is our Arkansas General Knowledge Practice Quiz and Practice Test compiled of 50 questions each. Each question is worth two points for a total of 100 possible points. A passing score is 80%.

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Question 1

What three things add up to the total stopping distance for your vehicle?

A	Perception distance, response distance, and reaction distance.
B	Observation distance, reaction distance, and slowing distance.
C	Perception distance, reaction distance, and braking distance.
D	Perception distance, slowing distance, and braking distance.

Question 2

You are operating a new truck with a manual transmission and are about to drive down a long, steep downhill grade? What should you do?

A	Use a higher gear than you would use to climb the hill.
B	Use the same gear you would use to climb the hill.
C	Shift the truck into neutral and coast down the hill to save gas.
D	Use a lower gear than you would use to climb the hill.

Question 3

You know your brakes are fading when:

A	you have to push harder and harder to get the same stopping power on a downgrade.
B	you release pressure on the brake pedal and speed increases.
C	there is a slight vibration when you press down on the brake pedal.
D	the brake pedal feels firm when you apply pressure.

Question 4

How many red reflective triangles should be in your vehicle's emergency equipment?

A	A minimum of one.
B	A minimum of four.
C	A minimum of two.
D	A minimum of three.

Question 5

Which of the following methods should you use to test hydraulic brakes for leaks?

A	Pump the brake pedal 3 times; push the pedal firmly 5 seconds; the pedal should not move.
B	Pump the brake pedal 5 times; push the pedal firmly 3 seconds; the pedal should not move.
C	Move forward slowly and push firmly on the brake pedal.
D	Push the brake pedal firmly 5 seconds; listen for leaks.

Question 6

A trailer is more likely to swing around when the trailer wheels lock up when:

A	the trailer is fully loaded or very heavy.
B	the trailer is empty or lightly loaded.
C	the trailer is out of brake adjustment.
D	the trailer is being hauled at high speed.

Question 7

Which of the following fires can be safely extinguished by water?

A	Grease fire.
B	None of these fires can be safely extinguished by water.
C	Electrical fire.
D	Gasoline fire.

Question 8

The trailer hand valve (also called the trolley valve or Johnson bar) should only be used when:

A	it is absolutely necessary.
B	you will be parked for a short time.
C	there is ice and snow, to prevent skidding.
D	testing the trailer brakes after hooking up to a trailer.

Question 9

Any flatbed load must have at least ______ tie downs.

A	two
B	one
C	four
D	three

Question 10

When a coolant container is part of a pressurized system, you can:

A	safely remove the radiator cap and add coolant while the engine is hot.
B	use windshield washer fluid as coolant.
C	use only water in the cooling system.
D	check the coolant level of a hot engine.

Question 11

When checking the adjustment on air brakes, slack adjusters should have ______ of travel.

A	one inch
B	two inches
C	three inches
D	one half inch

Question 12

Which of the following is considered a hazard?

A	Pedestrians and bicyclists.
B	Road construction zones.
C	All of these are considered a hazard.
D	A stopped transit bus.

Question 13

The two driving conditions in which you should downshift are:

A	before starting down a hill and before going up a hill.
B	before going up a hill and before entering a curve.
C	before starting down a hill and before entering a tunnel.
D	before starting down a hill and before entering a curve.

Question 14

The amount of liquid to load into a tank depends on:

A	neither of these.
B	both of these.
C	the weight of the liquid.
D	the legal weight limits.

Question 15

______ can cause a fire.

A	loose fuel connections
B	under inflated tires
C	both loose fuel connections and under inflated tires
D	eating spicy food in the truck cab

Question 16

Before transporting a sealed load, it is important to check that the:

A	seal is authentic.
B	load is properly secured.
C	seal is secure.
D	placard numbers match the seal numbers.

Question 17

How much stopping distance does a light, empty truck require, compared to the same truck fully loaded and heavy?

A	The same amount of stopping distance.
B	Shorter stopping distance.
C	It depends on what mood you are in at the time.
D	Greater stopping distance.

Question 18

Two things a driver can do to prevent a rollover are, to go slow around turns, and also:

A	check to make sure that the brakes are properly balanced.
B	keep the cargo as close to the ground as possible.
C	downshift into the turn.
D	keep two hands firmly planted on the steering wheel at all times.

Question 19

The most important reason for conducting a pre-trip inspection of your vehicle is:

A	to ensure safety for yourself, your passengers, and other drivers.
B	to help ensure the vehicle will make it to your destination.
C	because law enforcement may inspect your vehicle on the road.
D	because it is a requirement for all drivers.

Question 20

Containerized loads are:

A	exempt from hazardous materials restrictions.
B	generally used when freight is carried part way by rail or ship.
C	exempt from weight limit restrictions.
D	exempt from height restrictions.

Question 21

With regard to safe driving, what does communicating mean?

A	Using hand signals.
B	Using turn signals, 4-way flashers, headlights, and the horn.
C	Using a helper when backing up.
D	Using your CB radio or cell phone to inform others.

Question 22

What happens as a person's Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) goes up?

A	Judgment and self-control are the first to be affected.
B	All of these things happen.
C	The drinker's brain is increasingly affected.
D	Muscle control and coordination are affected.

Question 23

You are exiting a highway using an offramp that curves downhill and you are driving a heavy vehicle. What should you do?

A	Nothing, because the posted speed limit for the offramp is usually 10 miles per hour below the safe speed limit for the offramp.
B	Downshift after you are in the curve.
C	Slow to a safe speed before the curve.
D	Turn on your four-way flashers as you approach the offramp.

Question 24

Two main things to look for up ahead while driving are ______ and ______.

A	law enforcement officers, detours
B	truck stops, gas stations
C	vehicles, traffic signs
D	tunnels, overpasses

Question 25

Your stopping distance will increase by ______, if you double your speed.

A	four times
B	half
C	two times
D	three times

Question 26

When backing your vehicle, why should you use a helper?

A	To prevent others from distracting you.
B	To direct traffic away from you.
C	To watch for steering errors.
D	To see the blind spots you can't see.

Question 27

Wheel bearing seals should be checked for ______.

A	leaks
B	burning
C	rust
D	rubbing

Question 28

Before backing under, when coupling a semi-trailer to your tractor, the trailer is at the right height when:

A	the end of the kingpin is at waist level.
B	it will be raised slightly when the tractor is backed under it.
C	the end of the kingpin is even with the top of the fifth wheel.
D	the kingpin is about 1¼ inches above the fifth wheel.

Question 29

Due to its size, if your vehicle cannot make a right turn without swinging into another lane, you should ______ to prevent others from passing you on the right.

A	turn wide as you complete the turn
B	turn wide before you start the turn
C	turn right and drive over the curb
D	start the turn, then back up to re-position

Question 30

Whenever you are parked at the side of the road at night, you must do which of the following?

A	Turn on your 4-way emergency flashers to warn other drivers.
B	Keep your low beam lights on.
C	Warn other drivers by using your left turn signal lights.
D	Put your warning devices out within 15 minutes.

Question 31

Serious vehicle skids are usually caused by:

A	driving too slow for road conditions.
B	poorly adjusted brakes.
C	bad tires.
D	driving too fast for road conditions.

Question 32

When driving a slow-moving vehicle on a 2-lane highway, you must pull off at the first safe turnout when the number of vehicles behind you is:

A	seven or more.
B	three or more.
C	none of these.
D	five or more.

Question 33

Rust around a lug nut is a sign that:

A	the wheel needs cleaning.
B	the lug nut needs to be replaced.
C	the lug nut is loose.
D	the lug nut is cheap.

Question 34

When loading cargo, what is an important rule to remember?

A	Load cargo weight evenly over all the axles.
B	Load more cargo toward the front of the truck for a full load.
C	Load more weight over the drive axle for better traction.
D	Load cargo toward the rear of the truck for easier unloading.

Question 35

Empty trucks ______.

A	have the same stopping distance as full trucks
B	have better traction when stopping than full trucks
C	need less space ahead than full trucks
D	require greater stopping distance than full trucks

Question 36

When driving on a slippery road during the day, how much space should you keep ahead of your truck?

A	The same amount of space you would at night.
B	One vehicle length for every 10,000 lb. of gross vehicle weight.
C	The same amount of space you would on a dry road.
D	More space than is needed for ideal driving conditions.

Question 37

The minimum tread depth that front tires should have for safety is:

A	5/32-inch in every major groove.
B	3/32-inch in every major groove.
C	4/32-inch in every major groove.
D	2/32-inch in every major groove.

Question 38

You should make emergency plans when you see a hazard because:

A	it is a federal law.
B	you want to have time to act before it turns into an emergency.
C	you want to have a plan to communicate the risk.
D	you want to avoid doing something all of a sudden.

Question 39

When you are driving at night, you should:

A	keep your high beams on at all times.
B	roll down your window so that the fresh air will help keep you awake.
C	make sure you are driving slow enough so you can stop within the range of your headlights in case of an emergency.
D	drink coffee or other caffeine products to help keep you awake.

Question 40

If you become sleepy while driving, you should:

A	slap yourself in the face three times.
B	turn up the radio.
C	stop to sleep.
D	roll down the windows.

Question 41

One reason why dry bulk tanks require special care is because:

A	the load should not get wet.
B	the load can catch fire easily.
C	the load can shift.
D	a dry bulk tank should only be filled halfway.

Question 42

The two main causes of tire fires are ______ and ______.

A	under-inflated tires, dual tires that touch
B	over-heated brakes, under-inflated tires
C	dual tires that touch, hot road surfaces
D	poor-quality retreads, under-inflated tires

Question 43

Why should know the outage needed for the liquids you carry?

A	Because some of the heaviest liquids don’t need any.
B	Because it's good to know that information.
C	Because some liquids expand more than others when they get warm.
D	Because tank baffles are not always legal with outage.

Question 44

Your ______ are the most important way to see the sides and rear of your vehicle.

A	mirrors
B	sunglasses
C	rolled down windows
D	rear view cameras

Question 45

The braking power of the spring brakes:

A	increases when the service brakes are hot.
B	depends on the service brakes being in adjustment.
C	is not affected by the condition of the service brakes.
D	decreases when the service breaks are hot.

Question 46

While doing the pre-trip inspection on your vehicle's steering and exhaust system you found the following problems. Which one, if any, should be fixed before you drive the vehicle?

A	Oil on the tie rod.
B	Play in the steering wheel of more than five degrees.
C	Play in the steering wheel of more than ten degrees (two inches on a 20-inch steering wheel).
D	Too many vertical stacks.

Question 47

If your vehicle has a retarder, you should turn it off when:

A	you are driving on hilly, rural roads.
B	road conditions are excellent.
C	you are driving on the freeway.
D	the road is wet, icy, or snow covered.

Question 48

The reason placards are used is:

A	to combat terrorism.
B	to avoid mixing hazmat with food.
C	to warn others of hazardous materials.
D	to make your vehicle look official.

Question 49

The correct term for a long commercial vehicle's tendency to swing wide on turns is:

A	slidetracking.
B	sidetracking.
C	offtracking.
D	fishtailing.

Question 50

A pre-trip inspection should be completed:

A	before operating the vehicle.
B	whenever you stop to refuel.
C	if any problems occurred the last the time the vehicle was operated.
D	at least once a week.

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Question 1

Why should know the outage needed for the liquids you carry?

A	Because some of the heaviest liquids don’t need any.
B	Because some liquids expand more than others when they get warm.
C	Because it's good to know that information.
D	Because tank baffles are not always legal with outage.

Question 2

Whenever you are parked at the side of the road at night, you must do which of the following?

A	Warn other drivers by using your left turn signal lights.
B	Turn on your 4-way emergency flashers to warn other drivers.
C	Put your warning devices out within 15 minutes.
D	Keep your low beam lights on.

Question 3

Rust around a lug nut is a sign that:

A	the lug nut needs to be replaced.
B	the lug nut is cheap.
C	the wheel needs cleaning.
D	the lug nut is loose.

Question 4

The two driving conditions in which you should downshift are:

A	before starting down a hill and before entering a curve.
B	before going up a hill and before entering a curve.
C	before starting down a hill and before going up a hill.
D	before starting down a hill and before entering a tunnel.

Question 5

Your stopping distance will increase by ______, if you double your speed.

A	two times
B	three times
C	four times
D	half

Question 6

What happens as a person's Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) goes up?

A	The drinker's brain is increasingly affected.
B	Muscle control and coordination are affected.
C	All of these things happen.
D	Judgment and self-control are the first to be affected.

Question 7

Serious vehicle skids are usually caused by:

A	driving too slow for road conditions.
B	bad tires.
C	poorly adjusted brakes.
D	driving too fast for road conditions.

Question 8

You know your brakes are fading when:

A	the brake pedal feels firm when you apply pressure.
B	there is a slight vibration when you press down on the brake pedal.
C	you have to push harder and harder to get the same stopping power on a downgrade.
D	you release pressure on the brake pedal and speed increases.

Question 9

The braking power of the spring brakes:

A	decreases when the service breaks are hot.
B	is not affected by the condition of the service brakes.
C	increases when the service brakes are hot.
D	depends on the service brakes being in adjustment.

Question 10

How many red reflective triangles should be in your vehicle's emergency equipment?

A	A minimum of three.
B	A minimum of one.
C	A minimum of two.
D	A minimum of four.

Question 11

When checking the adjustment on air brakes, slack adjusters should have ______ of travel.

A	one inch
B	one half inch
C	three inches
D	two inches

Question 12

Due to its size, if your vehicle cannot make a right turn without swinging into another lane, you should ______ to prevent others from passing you on the right.

A	turn wide as you complete the turn
B	start the turn, then back up to re-position
C	turn right and drive over the curb
D	turn wide before you start the turn

Question 13

The amount of liquid to load into a tank depends on:

A	neither of these.
B	the weight of the liquid.
C	the legal weight limits.
D	both of these.

Question 14

When driving a slow-moving vehicle on a 2-lane highway, you must pull off at the first safe turnout when the number of vehicles behind you is:

A	three or more.
B	five or more.
C	seven or more.
D	none of these.

Question 15

A trailer is more likely to swing around when the trailer wheels lock up when:

A	the trailer is being hauled at high speed.
B	the trailer is empty or lightly loaded.
C	the trailer is fully loaded or very heavy.
D	the trailer is out of brake adjustment.

Question 16

______ can cause a fire.

A	both loose fuel connections and under inflated tires
B	underinflated tires
C	overinflated tires
D	loose fuel connections

Question 17

The reason placards are used is:

A	to avoid mixing hazmat with food.
B	to warn others of hazardous materials.
C	to make your vehicle look official.
D	to combat terrorism.

Question 18

When backing your vehicle, why should you use a helper?

A	To prevent others from distracting you.
B	To direct traffic away from you.
C	To see the blind spots you can't see.
D	To watch for steering errors.

Question 19

Which of the following is considered a hazard?

A	All of these are considered a hazard.
B	Pedestrians and bicyclists.
C	A stopped transit bus.
D	Road construction zones.

Question 20

When loading cargo, what is an important rule to remember?

A	Load cargo toward the rear of the truck for easier unloading.
B	Load cargo weight evenly over all the axles.
C	Load more weight over the drive axle for better traction.
D	Load more cargo toward the front of the truck for a full load.

Question 21

If your vehicle has a retarder, you should turn it off when:

A	you are driving on hilly, rural roads.
B	you are driving on the freeway.
C	road conditions are excellent.
D	the road is wet, icy, or snow covered.

Question 22

Any flatbed load must have at least ______ tie downs.

A	three
B	two
C	one
D	four

Question 23

The minimum tread depth that front tires should have for safety is:

A	5/32-inch in every major groove.
B	3/32-inch in every major groove.
C	4/32-inch in every major groove.
D	2/32-inch in every major groove.

Question 24

You are exiting a highway using an offramp that curves downhill and you are driving a heavy vehicle. What should you do?

A	Turn on your four-way flashers as you approach the offramp.
B	Nothing, because the posted speed limit for the offramp is usually 10 miles per hour below the safe speed limit for the offramp.
C	Slow to a safe speed before the curve.
D	Downshift after you are in the curve.

Question 25

The most important reason for conducting a pre-trip inspection of your vehicle is:

A	to help ensure the vehicle will make it to your destination.
B	because it is a requirement for all drivers.
C	to ensure safety for yourself, your passengers, and other drivers.
D	because law enforcement may inspect your vehicle on the road.

Question 26

Empty trucks ______.

A	have the same stopping distance as full trucks
B	need less space ahead than full trucks
C	have better traction when stopping than full trucks
D	require greater stopping distance than full trucks

Question 27

When you are driving at night, you should:

A	roll down your window so that the fresh air will help keep you awake.
B	make sure you are driving slow enough so you can stop within the range of your headlights in case of an emergency.
C	drink coffee or other caffeine products to help keep you awake.
D	keep your high beams on at all times.

Question 28

Which of the following methods should you use to test hydraulic brakes for leaks?

A	Pump the brake pedal 3 times; push the pedal firmly 5 seconds; the pedal should not move.
B	Push the brake pedal firmly 5 seconds; listen for leaks.
C	Pump the brake pedal 5 times; push the pedal firmly 3 seconds; the pedal should not move.
D	Move forward slowly and push firmly on the brake pedal.

Question 29

Which of the following fires can be safely extinguished by water?

A	Electrical fire.
B	None of these fires can be safely extinguished by water.
C	Grease fire.
D	Gasoline fire.

Question 30

A pre-trip inspection should be completed:

A	before operating the vehicle.
B	at least once a week.
C	if any problems occurred the last the time the vehicle was operated.
D	whenever you stop to refuel.

Question 31

With regard to safe driving, what does communicating mean?

A	Using your CB radio or cell phone to inform others.
B	Using hand signals.
C	Using a helper when backing up.
D	Using turn signals, 4-way flashers, headlights, and the horn.

Question 32

Containerized loads are:

A	exempt from weight limit restrictions.
B	generally used when freight is carried part way by rail or ship.
C	exempt from height restrictions.
D	exempt from hazardous materials restrictions.

Question 33

You should make emergency plans when you see a hazard because:

A	you want to avoid doing something all of a sudden.
B	you want to have time to act before it turns into an emergency.
C	you want to have a plan to communicate the risk.
D	it is a federal law.

Question 34

Wheel bearing seals should be checked for ______.

A	rust
B	rubbing
C	leaks
D	burning

Question 35

If you become sleepy while driving, you should:

A	stop to sleep.
B	slap yourself in the face three times.
C	roll down the windows.
D	turn up the radio.

Question 36

You are operating a new truck with a manual transmission and are about to drive down a long, steep downhill grade? What should you do?

A	Shift the truck into neutral and coast down the hill to save gas.
B	Use a higher gear than you would use to climb the hill.
C	Use a lower gear than you would use to climb the hill.
D	Use the same gear you would use to climb the hill.

Question 37

How much stopping distance does a light, empty truck require, compared to the same truck fully loaded and heavy?

A	The same amount of stopping distance.
B	It depends on what mood you are in at the time.
C	Greater stopping distance.
D	Shorter stopping distance.

Question 38

The correct term for a long commercial vehicle's tendency to swing wide on turns is:

A	sidetracking.
B	offtracking.
C	fishtailing.
D	slidetracking.

Question 39

The two main causes of tire fires are ______ and ______.

A	dual tires that touch, hot road surfaces
B	poor-quality retreads, under-inflated tires
C	under-inflated tires, dual tires that touch
D	over-heated brakes, under-inflated tires

Question 40

Two things a driver can do to prevent a rollover are, to go slow around turns, and also:

A	downshift into the turn.
B	keep two hands firmly planted on the steering wheel at all times.
C	check to make sure that the brakes are properly balanced.
D	keep the cargo as close to the ground as possible.

Question 41

One reason why dry bulk tanks require special care is because:

A	the load should not get wet.
B	a dry bulk tank should only be filled halfway.
C	the load can shift.
D	the load can catch fire easily.

Question 42

Before transporting a sealed load, it is important to check that the:

A	placard numbers match the seal numbers.
B	seal is secure.
C	seal is authentic.
D	load is properly secured.

Question 43

Two main things to look for up ahead while driving are ______ and ______.

A	tunnels, overpasses
B	law enforcement officers, detours
C	vehicles, traffic signs
D	truck stops, gas stations

Question 44

While doing the pre-trip inspection on your vehicle's steering and exhaust system you found the following problems. Which one, if any, should be fixed before you drive the vehicle?

A	Too many vertical stacks.
B	Oil on the tie rod.
C	Play in the steering wheel of more than ten degrees (two inches on a 20-inch steering wheel).
D	Play in the steering wheel of more than five degrees.

Question 45

Before backing under, when coupling a semi-trailer to your tractor, the trailer is at the right height when:

A	it will be raised slightly when the tractor is backed under it.
B	the end of the kingpin is even with the top of the fifth wheel.
C	the end of the kingpin is at waist level.
D	the kingpin is about 1¼ inches above the fifth wheel.

Question 46

The trailer hand valve (also called the trolley valve or Johnson bar) should only be used when:

A	testing the trailer brakes after hooking up to a trailer.
B	it is absolutely necessary.
C	there is ice and snow, to prevent skidding.
D	you will be parked for a short time.

Question 47

What three things add up to the total stopping distance for your vehicle?

A	Perception distance, response distance, and reaction distance.
B	Perception distance, reaction distance, and braking distance.
C	Observation distance, reaction distance, and slowing distance.
D	Perception distance, slowing distance, and braking distance.

Question 48

When driving on a slippery road during the day, how much space should you keep ahead of your truck?

A	More space than is needed for ideal driving conditions.
B	The same amount of space you would at night.
C	The same amount of space you would on a dry road.
D	One vehicle length for every 10,000 lb. of gross vehicle weight.

Question 49

Your ______ are the most important way to see the sides and rear of your vehicle.

A	mirrors
B	sunglasses
C	rear view cameras
D	rolled down windows

Question 50

When a coolant container is part of a pressurized system, you can:

A	safely remove the radiator cap and add coolant while the engine is hot.
B	use only water in the cooling system.
C	check the coolant level of a hot engine.
D	use windshield washer fluid as coolant.

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"Dude, Go Back to Truck Driving School" because you FAILED!

"A Bad Truck Driver" because you FAILED!

"An Amateur Truck Driver" because you FAILED! "An Amateur Truck Driver!"

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"A Truck Driving Pro" because you PASSED!

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