Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

This warning light comes on while driving. What do you conclude from this?

That the battery has gone flat

That electrical energy is now only being drawn from the battery

That the battery is no longer being charged

That the fluid level in the battery has dropped too far

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

How can you have it determined whether the shock absorbers of your vehicle are worn?

By performing a stationary brake test

On a test stand at a workshop

By performing a driving brake test

By performing a steering check

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

You want to mount new tires on your car. What types of tires may you use?

Four winter tires

Four summer tires

Two winter and two studded tires

Two summer and two studded tires

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

When or where is it sensible to choose a slightly higher tire pressure than normal for the vehicle?

When the vehicle is heavily loaded

When using winter tires

For the front wheels

When using summer tires

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

You drive a car with a gasoline or diesel engine. Why must you have the engine oil changed regularly?

Because otherwise the engine will start to rust

Because otherwise significantly increased fuel consumption is to be expected

Because otherwise the oil pressure warning light will come on

Because otherwise the engine oil loses its lubricating ability

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What consequences must you expect if your vehicle's tire pressure is too low or too high?

That the tire lifespan is extended

That the braking distance becomes longer

That the driving behavior deteriorates

That the tires wear out faster

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What types of tires can you have mounted on a car?

Studded tires

Half-year tires

Winter tires ("M&S")

Summer tires

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

The shock absorbers of your vehicle are worn. What effects on driving behavior must you expect?

The braking distance becomes shorter

The vehicle easily loses ground contact on uneven roads

The vehicle can easily skid during evasive maneuvers

The braking distance becomes longer

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

How do you know what the tire pressure of your vehicle should be?

It's written on the inside of the fuel cap or the driver's door

It's in the registration certificate

It's written on the outside of the tire

It's in the vehicle's operating manual

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

You drove hard against an obstacle with a front wheel. What must you check on the vehicle?

Whether the brakes were damaged

Whether the shock absorbers were damaged

Whether the tires or rims were damaged

Whether the steering was damaged

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What purpose do the indicators mounted in the tire tread serve?

To display the tire pressure

To display the age of the tire

To display the minimum tread depth

To display the tire temperature

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

What should you regularly check on your vehicle's tires?

The tread depth

Whether damage is visible

The tire pressure

The year of manufacture

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You drove hard against an obstacle with a front wheel. What dangers must you expect if you continue driving with a damaged tire?

The vehicle's engine can overheat

Air can escape from the tire

A tire blowout

The vehicle can skid if the tire loses air

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

What should you check on the lighting equipment of your car?

Whether they have visible damage

Whether they reach the correct temperature

Whether they work

Whether they are dirty

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Category: Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving - Level 2

A turn signal bulb on your car is defective. What do you do?

I give hand signals instead of using the turn signal

I only continue driving straight ahead until the turn signal is repaired

I continue driving until the next service appointment

I will have the defective bulb replaced at the next gas station or workshop

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Class B -3- Vehicle Technology, Winter Driving – Level 2