2026 Mississippi DMV Passenger Endorsement Test 2 (20 Questions And Complete Answers)
1 / 20
Terms in this set
20
When driving down a steep grade, your brakes may fade. What happens if brakes fade?
1. They become quieter.
2. They become less effective.
3. They work better than usual.
4. They work differently from front to back.
1. They become quieter.
2. They become less effective.
3. They work better than usual.
4. They work differently from front to back.
They become less effective.
Mirrors should be adjusted:
1. While moving.
2. When the trailers are straight.
3. When you are standing next to the vehicle.
4. By an assistant.
1. While moving.
2. When the trailers are straight.
3. When you are standing next to the vehicle.
4. By an assistant.
When the trailers are straight.
To best reduce the distractions of a cell phone, you should:
1. Stay on a single call for an entire trip.
2. Turn the phone off before driving.
3. Only us the phone to accept incoming calls.
4. Use the phone to text rather than talk.
1. Stay on a single call for an entire trip.
2. Turn the phone off before driving.
3. Only us the phone to accept incoming calls.
4. Use the phone to text rather than talk.
Turn the phone off before driving.
Which of the following is not a cause of hydraulic brake failure?
1. Loss of hydraulic pressure
2. Brake fade on long hills
3. Downshifting
1. Loss of hydraulic pressure
2. Brake fade on long hills
3. Downshifting
Downshifting
If you see taillights ahead while you are driving in fog:
1. The lights may not indicate where the road is as the vehicle may have pulled off the roadway.
2. You can assume the vehicle ahead is on the road.
3. It may be an optical illusion.
1. The lights may not indicate where the road is as the vehicle may have pulled off the roadway.
2. You can assume the vehicle ahead is on the road.
3. It may be an optical illusion.
The lights may not indicate where the road is as the vehicle may have pulled off the roadway.
Hydroplaning:
1. Only occurs at extremely high speeds.
2. Can occur at speeds as slow as 30 mph.
3. Happens most frequently when tires have good tread.
4. Happens most frequently when tire pressure is too high.
1. Only occurs at extremely high speeds.
2. Can occur at speeds as slow as 30 mph.
3. Happens most frequently when tires have good tread.
4. Happens most frequently when tire pressure is too high.
Can occur at speeds as slow as 30 mph.
During an applied leakage test, the maximum leakage rate for a double combination vehicle is ____ in a minute.
1. 2 psi
2. 4 psi
3. 6 psi
1. 2 psi
2. 4 psi
3. 6 psi
4 psi
While driving, if you notice anything affecting safety or mechanics, you should:
1. Stay quiet and see if the problem goes away.
2. Make a written report that includes your concerns.
3. Try to fix the issue yourself.
4. Not use that part of the vehicle and hope others don't notice the problem.
1. Stay quiet and see if the problem goes away.
2. Make a written report that includes your concerns.
3. Try to fix the issue yourself.
4. Not use that part of the vehicle and hope others don't notice the problem.
Make a written report that includes your concerns.
Dual tires should:
1. Not both be in contact with the road surface.
2. Not touch one another.
3. Be different sizes from one another.
1. Not both be in contact with the road surface.
2. Not touch one another.
3. Be different sizes from one another.
Not touch one another.
While driving, your mirrors:
1. Should not be used.
2. Should only be used when changing lanes.
3. Should be checked regularly.
1. Should not be used.
2. Should only be used when changing lanes.
3. Should be checked regularly.
Should be checked regularly.
Showing the first 10 terms. Use the flashcard player above to study all 20 terms!