Welcome to the "Massachusetts Permit Test: Ace It with Our Practice Quiz!" Are you interested in getting a learner's permit? This test is designed for students of the Central Mass. Safety Council Auto School (CMSC), located in West Boylston, Auburn, Devens, Milford, and Northborough and serving several high schools in central Massachusetts. The best way to study for the test See moreis to read and study the Driver's Manual, which is available at RMV branches and online portals. Embarking on the journey to obtain your driving permit is an exciting step, and preparation is key. This quiz is meticulously designed to be your trusted companion in mastering the rules of the road specific to Massachusetts.
Use this quiz not only as a tool for self-assessment but also as a personalized study guide. Identify areas that may need additional focus and gain confidence in your knowledge of Massachusetts driving laws. Your success on the permit test is our priority, and this quiz is tailored to support you every step of the way. Empower yourself with the knowledge needed to navigate Massachusetts roads safely and responsibly. Whether you're preparing for the learner's permit or brushing up on your driving expertise, let this practice quiz be your key to acing the Massachusetts Permit Test.
Note: The Massachusetts leaner's permit test is a computer-generated, multiple-choice test lasting a maximum of 25 minutes. Students must answer at least 18 out of 25 questions correctly to pass the test. That would be 72%, or no more
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Vision
Coordination
Judgment
All of the above
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Your windshield completely
Your roof, hood, and trunk
Your license plates
All your windows
All of the above
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Traffic conditions
Road conditions
Weather conditions and visibility
Pedestrians and bicyclists using the road
All of the above
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Operating Under the Influence (OUI)
Leaving the scene of an accident
Driving with a suspended license
All of the above
None of the above
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It impedes your responses to sights and sounds
It lessens your ability to handle a quick series of tasks
It makes you less prepared to react to an emergency situation
It causes a severe loss of night vision
All of the above
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Maintaining a safe distance around your vehicle (a cushion of safety)
Always wearing a seat belt and making sure all passengers are buckled
Keeping your vehicle in good working order
Not driving when you are drowsy or otherwise unalert
All of the above
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Being thrown off balance by passing vehicles
Having to swerve to avoid potholes and debris in the road
Having car doors opened in front of them
Having very little protection if they get hit
All of the above
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True
False
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Stop or prohibition
Slow down
Caution
Speed limit
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Caution
Yield
STOP
Slow down
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Caution: slippery when wet
Caution: danger of hydroplaning
Caution: railroad crossing ahead
Caution: rotary/traffic circle ahead
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Drive around the lowered gate
Try to manually lift the lowered gate
Assume their is no train coming and cross the tracks if it looks safe
Stop and wait until the gate is raised and lights stop flashing
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Check your mirrors
Signal your intent to move
Check the blind spots over your shoulders
All of the above
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Civil motor vehicle infractions
Criminal violations
Crashes in which you were found to be more than 50% at fault
All of the above
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Use a windshield washer fluid that won't freeze up
Keep a blanket and flashlight in the car
Keep a shovel in the trunk
All of the above
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Wear reflective gear
Always wear a helmet and eye protection
Wear long pants and sleeves, ideally abrasion-resistant
Wear boots and gloves
All of the above
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True
False
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Turning left or right and changing lanes
Entering or exiting the highway
Pulling to the curb or back into traffic from the side of the road
All of the above
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Stop
Back up
Turn around
All of the above
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Slow down
Stop only if the person is in their lane
Make a full stop and remain stopped until the person has safely crossed
There is no rule about this.
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Surchargeable incidents such as moving violations and at-fault crashes
Permit suspension for drug or alcohol related motor vehicle violations
Violation of any drug or alcohol related laws in Massachusetts
Violation of any drug or alcohol related laws in another state
Any of the above
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Fatigue
Nervousness
Dizziness and/or vision problems
Lack of concentration
All of the above
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The quality of your brakes and tires
The quality of the road surface
The amount of time it takes you to recognize and react to the danger
Your speed and the weight of your vehicle
All of the above
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When there is not enough room to complete the turn in one motion
At the crest of a hill
Near a curve
At any point where you cannot see, or be seen from, 500 feet away
All of the above
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Provide your name (and even a signature) and address
Provide the vehicle owner's name and address
Produce your driver's license on demand
Show a valid registration certificate for the vehicle
Any of the above
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True -- a couple drinks do not affect your driving
False -- even one drink affects your skills as a driver
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Cancels
Lessens
Dramatically increases
Dramatically decreases
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Drive slowly in wet conditions
Keep good tires on your car that have good treads and are properly inflated
Follow the fundamental speed law
All of the above
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Reduce your speed according to road conditions
Follow the fundamental speed law
Have good tires on your car
All of the above
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Behind the white stop line and crosswalk if there is one
In the crosswalk so you can see traffic more clearly
In the crosswalk to prevent pedestrians from crossing in front of you
Slightly in the intersection so cars will slow down for you
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Construction ahead
Rest and Recreation area ahead
Railroad Crossing ahead
Rotary traffic ahead
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Keep to the right
Slow down
Use caution until your visibility returns
All of the above
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Visual acuity (must be at least 20/40 in the better eye, corrected)
Peripheral vision (must be at least 120 degrees)
Color vision
All of the above
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Alone
Only with someone else in the car
Only with a 21 year old or older licensed adult sitting next to you
Only with your own immediate family
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True -- it is a criminal offense
False -- it is only a misdemeanor
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Being emotionally upset
Being tired
Not having eaten for a while
All of the above
None of the above
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I'll be trapped inside the car if I'm wearing a seat belt when I crash so I shouldn't wear one
My car has air bags so I don't need seat belts
I'm only driving on local roads for a short distance so I don't need a seat belt
I won't be able to escape a sinking or burning vehicle if I'm wearing a seat belt so I shouldn't wear one
All of the above
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Scan the road and sides of the road ahead and check their mirrors often
Anticipate the mistakes that others may make and compensate for them
Watch for the white reverse lights of other cars, indicating that they are about to back up
Don't just go when the light is green, but they check to see if it is safe first
All of the above
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Stop
Turn around and find an alternate route
Slow down and follow the directions of the police or flagger
Continue to obey traffic lights/signs and ignore the flagger /police
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Arrest
Towing of your vehicle
License revocation
Jail
All of the above
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Failure to pay child support and/or taxes
Outstanding warrants
Sex offender who fails to register as such
Conviction of a drug offense
All of the above
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Drowsiness
Sneezing
Loss of vision
Road rage
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Looking twice and making sure that the way is clear before turning
Not "gunning it" to beat traffic
Not turning in front of a motorcyclist but instead letting him/her clear the intersection first
All of the above
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Caution: Winding or curvy road ahead
Caution: slippery when wet
Caution: hills ahead
End of winding road
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Your blind spot
Your back seat passenger
Your lane drift
That you are centered in your lane
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Wear their glasses or corrective lenses in order to drive
Wear their glasses when they feel they need them
Wear their glasses or corrective lenses at nighttime only
None of the above
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Pass a Registry-approved driver education course
Drive with a parent or other adult for at least 40 hours
Have a clean driving record for the 6 months prior to your test
All of the above
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Your body weight
The amount you drank, and how fast you drank it
Your alcohol metabolism rate
The amount of food in your stomach while you were drinking
All of the above
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