Minnesota General Knowledge Practice Test

This is our Minnesota 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

Wheel bearing seals should be checked for ______.

A	rust
B	rubbing
C	burning
D	leaks

Question 2

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

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

Question 3

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

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

Question 4

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

Question 5

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 out of brake adjustment.
C	the trailer is empty or lightly loaded.
D	the trailer is fully loaded or very heavy.

Question 6

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

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

Question 7

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

Question 8

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

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

Question 9

The braking power of the spring brakes:

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

Question 10

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

Question 11

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

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

Question 12

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

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

Question 13

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

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

Question 14

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

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

Question 15

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

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

Question 16

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

A	Slow to a safe speed before the curve.
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	Turn on your four-way flashers as you approach the offramp.
D	Downshift after you are in the curve.

Question 17

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

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

Question 18

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

A	three times
B	half
C	two times
D	four times

Question 19

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	Put your warning devices out within 15 minutes.
C	Keep your low beam lights on.
D	Warn other drivers by using your left turn signal lights.

Question 20

Any flatbed load must have at least ______ tie downs.

A	two
B	four
C	one
D	three

Question 21

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

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

Question 22

The reason placards are used is:

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

Question 23

You know your brakes are fading when:

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

Question 24

Containerized loads are:

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

Question 25

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

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

Question 26

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 27

A pre-trip inspection should be completed:

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

Question 28

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

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

Question 29

If you become sleepy while driving, you should:

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

Question 30

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

Question 31

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

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

Question 32

Which of the following is considered a hazard?

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

Question 33

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

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

Question 34

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

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

Question 35

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

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

Question 36

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	Play in the steering wheel of more than five degrees.
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	Too many vertical stacks.

Question 37

The two driving conditions in which you should downshift are:

A	before starting down a hill and before entering a tunnel.
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 curve.

Question 38

______ can cause a fire.

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

Question 39

With regard to safe driving, what does communicating mean?

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

Question 40

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

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

Question 41

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

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

Question 42

When you are driving at night, you should:

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

Question 43

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

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

Question 44

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

A	the kingpin is about 1¼ inches above the fifth wheel.
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	it will be raised slightly when the tractor is backed under it.

Question 45

Rust around a lug nut is a sign that:

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

Question 46

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

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

Question 47

Empty trucks ______.

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

Question 48

Serious vehicle skids are usually caused by:

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

Question 49

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

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

Question 50

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

A	Pump the brake pedal 5 times; push the pedal firmly 3 seconds; the pedal should not move.
B	Pump the brake pedal 3 times; push the pedal firmly 5 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.

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Question 1

Which of the following is considered a hazard?

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

Question 2

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

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

Question 3

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

Question 4

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

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

Question 5

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

Question 6

The two driving conditions in which you should downshift are:

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

Question 7

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	there is a slight vibration when you press down on the brake pedal.
C	you release pressure on the brake pedal and speed increases.
D	the brake pedal feels firm when you apply pressure.

Question 8

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

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

Question 9

The braking power of the spring brakes:

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

Question 10

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

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

Question 11

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

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

Question 12

______ can cause a fire.

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

Question 13

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 lower 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 higher gear than you would use to climb the hill.

Question 14

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

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

Question 15

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	Greater stopping distance.
C	It depends on what mood you are in at the time.
D	Shorter stopping distance.

Question 16

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

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

Question 17

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 four.
D	A minimum of two.

Question 18

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

A	four times
B	two times
C	three times
D	half

Question 19

When you are driving at night, you should:

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

Question 20

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

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

Question 21

Rust around a lug nut is a sign that:

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

Question 22

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

Question 23

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

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

Question 24

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

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

Question 25

Empty trucks ______.

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

Question 26

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

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

Question 27

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

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

Question 28

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

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

Question 29

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 30

With regard to safe driving, what does communicating mean?

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

Question 31

Any flatbed load must have at least ______ tie downs.

A	four
B	one
C	three
D	two

Question 32

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	the road is wet, icy, or snow covered.
D	you are driving on the freeway.

Question 33

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

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

Question 34

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 35

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

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

Question 36

If you become sleepy while driving, you should:

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

Question 37

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 38

A pre-trip inspection should be completed:

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

Question 39

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

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

Question 40

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

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

Question 41

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

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

Question 42

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

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

Question 43

The reason placards are used is:

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

Question 44

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	because it is a requirement for all drivers.
C	to help ensure the vehicle will make it to your destination.
D	because law enforcement may inspect your vehicle on the road.

Question 45

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

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

Question 46

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 47

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

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

Question 48

Wheel bearing seals should be checked for ______.

A	leaks
B	rubbing
C	rust
D	burning

Question 49

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

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

Question 50

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

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

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"A Truck Driving Pro" because you PASSED!

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