Know Your Traffic Signs P1-19 Part 1

1. What type of sign is one this shape?

Circle - a sign that gives an order

Square - a sign that provides information.

Triangle - a sign that indicates caution.

Octagon - a sign that signifies stop.

The shape of the sign in question is a circle, which typically signifies an order or command. This distinguishes it from other shapes commonly used for road signs, each with its own specific meaning.

Explanation

The shape of the sign in question is a circle, which typically signifies an order or command. This distinguishes it from other shapes commonly used for road signs, each with its own specific meaning.

2. What type of sign is represented by this shape?

Circle - a sign that indicates something is mandatory.

Triangle - a sign that gives a warning

Diamond - a sign that marks a temporary traffic control zone.

Square - a sign that provides information.

Triangles are commonly used in signs to indicate a warning or caution to alert people of potential danger ahead.

Explanation

Triangles are commonly used in signs to indicate a warning or caution to alert people of potential danger ahead.

3. What type of sign is one this shape?

Rectangle - a sign that give information

Circle - a sign that provides warning.

Triangle - a sign that marks a stop location.

Square - a sign that denotes a mandatory action.

The correct answer 'Rectangle' refers to a sign that provides information, which is typically seen on informational or directional signs.

Explanation

The correct answer 'Rectangle' refers to a sign that provides information, which is typically seen on informational or directional signs.

4. What do red ring or circle signs indicate?

What you must not do e.g go over a certain speed limit

Points of interest in the vicinity.

A recommended speed limit in the area.

Illegal parking spots.

Red ring or circle signs typically indicate what actions drivers must not do, such as adhering to a speed limit or other restrictions.

Explanation

Red ring or circle signs typically indicate what actions drivers must not do, such as adhering to a speed limit or other restrictions.

5. Blue rectangles are used for information signs except where?

In schools where yellow signs are used for caution.

On motorways where blue is used for direction signs

In hospitals where green signs are used for emergency exits.

In construction sites where orange signs are used for safety warnings.

Blue rectangles are commonly used for information signs, but on motorways, blue is used for direction signs to avoid confusion.

Explanation

Blue rectangles are commonly used for information signs, but on motorways, blue is used for direction signs to avoid confusion.

6. When are green rectangle signs used?

Speed limit signs on highways.

For direction signs on primary routes

Pedestrian crossing signs near schools.

Stop signs at intersections.

Green rectangle signs are specifically used for direction signs on primary routes to provide guidance to drivers and indicate the way to significant destinations.

Explanation

Green rectangle signs are specifically used for direction signs on primary routes to provide guidance to drivers and indicate the way to significant destinations.

7. When are white rectangle signs used?

For indicating mandatory actions to be taken by drivers.

For direction signs on non-primary routes or for plates used along with warning and regulatroy signs

For giving information about tourist attractions.

For marking construction zones on highways.

White rectangle signs are specifically used for direction signs on non-primary routes or for plates used along with warning and regulatory signs. The incorrect answers do not accurately reflect the purpose of white rectangle signs.

Explanation

White rectangle signs are specifically used for direction signs on non-primary routes or for plates used along with warning and regulatory signs. The incorrect answers do not accurately reflect the purpose of white rectangle signs.

8. Why do some signs, like the one below, not follow the normal shape and color rules?

Because the designers wanted to be creative and different.

Due to a mistake made during the manufacturing process.

To confuse drivers and test their awareness.

To give greater prominence e.g. stop and give way signs

9. What does this sign mean?

No stopping allowed in this area

Pedestrians only allowed to cross at this point

Traffic signals that operate only a certain times

Construction work in progress near this area

The correct answer is indicating that the traffic signals at this location only operate at specific times, rather than constantly.

Explanation

The correct answer is indicating that the traffic signals at this location only operate at specific times, rather than constantly.

10. What does this road sign indicate?

Pedestrian crossing nearby

No U-turn allowed

T shaped junction ahead

End of speed limit zone

The correct answer refers to a T shaped junction ahead, where the road splits into two perpendicular directions with one of them ending in a dead end. The other options are commonly seen road signs but do not represent a T shaped junction.

Explanation

The correct answer refers to a T shaped junction ahead, where the road splits into two perpendicular directions with one of them ending in a dead end. The other options are commonly seen road signs but do not represent a T shaped junction.

11. What does this sign mean?

Staggered junction ahead

Dangerous curve ahead

Pedestrian crossing ahead

Road slippery when wet

The correct answer 'Staggered junction ahead' indicates that there is a staggered intersection or junction coming up on the road. This sign is used to warn drivers to be cautious and prepared to encounter a junction where the roadways do not intersect at right angles.

Explanation

The correct answer 'Staggered junction ahead' indicates that there is a staggered intersection or junction coming up on the road. This sign is used to warn drivers to be cautious and prepared to encounter a junction where the roadways do not intersect at right angles.

12. What does this sign mean?

Double bend first to the left

U-turn ahead

Merge right

Sharp turn to the right

The correct answer refers to a sign indicating a double bend first to the left, meaning there are two consecutive sharp turns in the road ahead in the left direction.

Explanation

The correct answer refers to a sign indicating a double bend first to the left, meaning there are two consecutive sharp turns in the road ahead in the left direction.

13. What does this sign mean?

Pedestrian crossing ahead

No through road

Slippery road

Junction on a bend

The correct answer is 'Junction on a bend' because this sign indicates that there is a junction up ahead and it is on a bend, warning drivers to proceed with caution.

Explanation

The correct answer is 'Junction on a bend' because this sign indicates that there is a junction up ahead and it is on a bend, warning drivers to proceed with caution.

14. What does this sign mean?

Pedestrian crossing ahead

Merge to the right

Sharp deviation of a route to the left

U-turn ahead

The correct sign indicates a sharp deviation to the left, which is important for drivers to be aware of in order to navigate safely.

Explanation

The correct sign indicates a sharp deviation to the left, which is important for drivers to be aware of in order to navigate safely.

15. Blue circle signs generally give what type of instruction?

Informational, e.g. distance to next town.

Mandatory e.g. turn left

Prohibitory, e.g. no right turn.

Warning, e.g. slippery road ahead.

Blue circle signs with white symbols are usually mandatory signs indicating a specific instruction that must be followed by drivers, such as turning left. They are different from warning signs, informational signs, and prohibitory signs, which serve different purposes on the road.

Explanation

Blue circle signs with white symbols are usually mandatory signs indicating a specific instruction that must be followed by drivers, such as turning left. They are different from warning signs, informational signs, and prohibitory signs, which serve different purposes on the road.