115年 - 汽車駕照筆試_英文 1051-1090（2026/05 更新）#145232

科目：駕照◆汽車法規(英文) | 年份：115年 | 選擇題數：40 | 申論題數：0

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所屬科目：駕照◆汽車法規(英文)

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1051. The starter motor is powered by: (A) The alternator. (B) The battery. (C) Both the alternator and battery.
1052.Installing too many power-consuming electrical accessories in a vehicle: (A) Increases horsepower. (B)Can easily cause a vehicle fire. (C) Has no effect on the engine.
1053.The anti-rust additive in engine coolant: (A) Must be replaced periodically. (B) Only replace when thecoolant becomes cloudy. (C) Never needs replacing.
1054.Scale buildup in coolant can easily cause the engine cooling system to: (A) Have poor circulation. (B)Have lower temperature. (C) Prevent leaks.
1055.If the coolant temperature gauge shows a reading above the normal range: (A) Maintain speed andcontinue driving. (B) Pull over safely as soon as possible. (C) Reduce speed and continue driving.
1056.When the engine temperature gauge needle points toward 'H,' the temperature is: (A) Normal. (B) Toohigh. (C) Too low.
1057.Excessive play in the steering wheel will cause: (A) Inability to steer. (B) Unstable steering. (C) No effecton steering.
1058.The main advantage of power steering is: (A) It can change the gear ratio. (B) It can increase the steeringangle. (C) It reduces the effort required to steer.No. Ans Question
1059.The cigarette lighter pops out automatically when heated; return it to its slot after use. While driving: (A)Focus entirely on driving; do not use the cigarette lighter. (B) Use it if you feel it is safe. (C) Use it forsmoking to stay alert.
1060. When should you adjust the driver's seat? (A) Before driving. (B) While driving. (C) After driving.
1061.How should the headrest height be adjusted for safety? (A) Above the top of the driver's head. (B) Belowthe driver's shoulders. (C) Level with the driver's ears.
1062.The child safety lock on the rear door prevents children from accidentally opening the door. When thechild safety lock is in the locked position: (A) The rear door can only be opened from inside. (B) The reardoor can only be opened from outside. (C) The door cannot be opened from either side.
1063.To open the rear trunk, you can generally use the trunk release button inside the vehicle. When is it safeto open? (A) After the vehicle is parked. (B) After parking with the gear in Park. (C) After parking, with thegear in Park, and the parking brake engaged.
1064.The function of rearview mirrors and interior mirrors on a vehicle is: (A) To help the driver expand theirside view and monitor road conditions behind. (B) For the driver to apply makeup. (C) To serve as asubstitute screen for the entertainment system.
1065. The normal exhaust color of a gasoline engine is: (A) Black. (B) Blue-white. (C) Colorless.
1066.When a gasoline engine's exhaust is black, it means: (A) Complete combustion. (B) Incompletecombustion. (C) Burning engine oil.
1067. To start the engine of an automatic transmission vehicle, the gear should be in: (A) D. (B) R. (C) P.
1068.To shift from 'P' to 'R' or 'D' in an automatic vehicle, you must first: (A) Press the gas pedal. (B) Press thebrake pedal. (C) Shift directly.
1069.Before the driver leaves an automatic vehicle after parking, in addition to engaging the parking brake, thegear should be in: (A) D. (B) R. (C) P. to prevent the vehicle from rolling.
1070.Most automatic vehicles are front-wheel drive. When towing, in addition to releasing the parking brake,what method avoids damaging the transmission? (A) Lift the front wheels, rear wheels on the ground, towfrom the front. (B) Lift the rear wheels, front wheels on the ground, tow from the rear. (C) All four wheelson the ground, tow from the rear.
1071.When switching from a forward gear to reverse, or from reverse to a forward gear: (A) The vehicle doesnot need to be completely stopped. (B) The vehicle must be completely stopped first. (C) It makes nodifference whether stopped or not.
1072.Tire pressure should be checked when: (A) Any time. (B) After driving when tires are above normaltemperature. (C) Before driving when tires are at normal temperature.
1073.Insufficient tire pressure tends to cause: (A) Wear on both sides of the tire. (B) Wear in the center of thetire. (C) Lighter steering.
1074.Excessively low tire pressure causes: (A) Fuel savings. (B) Lighter steering. (C) Heavier steering andincreased fuel consumption.
1075.Unequal tire pressure across wheels tends to cause: (A) Engine knock. (B) The vehicle pulling to oneside. (C) No effect.
1076. Which part of a tire's structure is the weakest? (A) The tread. (B) The sidewall. (C) The bead.
1077.If the center tread of a tire is more heavily worn, the cause is: (A) Tire overinflation. (B) Tire underinflation.(C) Overloading.
1078.Excessive tire wear: (A) Makes the vehicle ride smoother. (B) Affects the vehicle's steering and brakingdistance. (C) As long as no blowout occurs, driving can continue.
1079.After continuous brake use raises the brake drum temperature, braking effectiveness: (A) Increases. (B)Decreases. (C) Remains unchanged.
1080.When continuously driving downhill and using the brakes for a long time, the brake fluid temperaturetends to: (A) Rise. (B) Stay the same. (C) Drop. which affects driving safety.

1081.Smelling a burning odor while driving down a long steep slope may be caused by: (A) Exhaust pipeoverheating. (B) Clutch slipping. (C) Excessive brake use.
1082.If the vehicle pulls to the right or left when braking, it is because: (A) Too much brake fluid. (B) One of thefront wheel brakes may be malfunctioning. (C) Air in the brake fluid lines.
1083.If the brake pedal feels soft when pressed, the likely cause is: (A) Blocked brake lines. (B) Oil on thebrake linings. (C) Air in the brake fluid lines.
1084.If you hold the brake pedal down firmly and start the engine, and the pedal drops about one inch, thisindicates: (A) Normal operation. (B) Brake fluid leak. (C) Vacuum brake booster failure.
1085.The important documents a driver must carry while driving are: (A) Vehicle registration, driver's license,and compulsory insurance card. (B) Warning triangle. (C) Vehicle tools.
1086.Private small passenger vehicles over 10 years old must undergo periodic inspection at least: (A) Twiceper year. (B) Three times per year. (C) Four times per year.
1087.The overall height of a small vehicle must not exceed 1.5 times its overall width, with a maximum heightnot exceeding: (A) 2.75 meters. (B) 2.85 meters. (C) 2.5 meters.
1088.On a freeway or expressway, the tire tread must not be worn to the: (A) Any tread wear indicator asdefined by CNS 1431 or CNS 4959 standards. (B) Any point less than 1.5 mm. (C) Any point less than 1mm.
1089.While driving a passenger car approaching an intersection, the traffic signal turns red, and pedestriansare crossing on the zebra crossing ahead. Which of the following statements about the stopping positionis most correct? (A) It is sufficient as long as the front wheels have not touched the first white zebrastripe. (B) The front edge of the vehicle should stop at least 3 meters before the zebra crossing,approximately the width of one lane or more than four zebra stripes away. (C) Stop the vehicle betweenthe zebra stripes of the pedestrian crossing to wait, so as to start moving as quickly as possible when thelight turns green.

1090.While driving through an unsignalized intersection, you notice a zebra crossing ahead and a pedestrian is stepping onto the crossing to cross the road. Which action is safest? (A) The pedestrian has just stepped onto the crossing and has not yet reached the lane the vehicle is traveling in, so it is safe to maintain the current speed and pass through. (B) Lightly honk the horn to alert the pedestrian, then accelerate through to avoid meeting on the crossing. (C) Immediately slow down and stop at least 3 meters (approximately four zebra stripes' width) before the pedestrian crossing, and resume driving only after the pedestrian has completely passed.

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