PRM 1 Engelska May 22

1 Pärm 1 English
Which statement about lanes is true?
A The shoulder is a lane.
B A lane does not have to be marked (delineated)
C A lane must always be marked (delineated).
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2 Pärm 1 English
You have a driving licence within the probationary period. What is true?
A I must do both the theoretical test and the driving test again if the driving
licence is revoked within the trial period.
B I only need to do the practical driving test if I discualify from driving within
the probationary period.
C The driving licence will be retrieved for two month if I recieve a parking
fine.

3 Pärm 1 English
What does the term “light lorry” mean?
A Lorry with a total weight of up to 3.5 tonnes.
B Lorry with a gross weight of up to 3.5 tonnes.
C Lorry with a maximum load of 3.5 tonnes.
D Lorry with a service weight of up to 3.5 tonnes.

4 Pärm 1 English
Which vehicle are you permitted to drive with a Class B driving
licence?
A Motorbike with a sidecar.
B A car with a heavy trailer.
C A bus approved for 10 passengers.
D A truck with a total weight of 3.1 tonnes.

5 Pärm 1 English
Which substance in the exhaust has no smell and no taste and
affects the cardiovascular system? (heart and blood)
A Carbon monoxide
B Carbon dioxide
C Unburned hydrocarbons
D Oxides of nitrogen

6 Pärm 1 English
At which situation is the risk highest that you get affected by
carbon monoxide poisoning?
A When the windows are opened and you are driving with
high speed.
B When the engine is idling in a garage where the ventilation

is bad.
C When I drive slowly in heavy traffic in a city.
D When the windows are opened and you are driving with
low speed.

7 Pärm 1 English
You are driving a car and have loaded a bicycle in your luggage
space. What should you do to avoid getting exhausts into the car?
A Turn on the fan and close the windows.
B Turn off fan and wide down the windows a bit.
C Turn off the air condition and close the windows.

8 Pärm 1 English
Which substance in the exhaust contribute most to the
(greenhouse) low-lying ozone?
A Carbon hydrogen
B Carbon monoxide
C Carbon dioxide

9 Pärm 1 English
You are driving a passenger car with a catalytic converter. Which
substance in the exhaust fames is not reduced by the catalytic
converter?
A Hydrocarbons
B Carbon dioxide
C Carbon monoxide
D Nitric oxide

10 Pärm 1 English
Which chemical substance contribute to acidification of the
earth and water?
A Unburned hydrocarbons
B Oxides of nitrogen
C Carbon monoxide
D Carbon dioxide

11 Pärm 1 English
What is the best way to reduce the carbon dioxide discharge?
A By buying a car with a catalyst.
B By driving with a fuel that has a low amount of octan.
C By worming the engine up to a right working temperature

before driving
D By driving with low revolution per minute (rpm)

12 Pärm 1 English
In what way can you reduce the consumption of fuel in your car?
A I try to drive with high revolution per minute
B I leave the accelerator in plenty of time to avoid braking.
C I use the car’s crouse control
D I change to lower gear in all uphills

13 Pärm 1 English
In what way can you reduce the consumption of fuel in your car?
A The consumption of fuel becomes lower if I use a preheater in the winter.
B The consumption of fuel becomes lower if I drive with low gears.
C The consumption of fuel becomes higher if the car gets service at regular
intervals.
D The consumption of fuel becomes higher if I have tyres with high pressure.

14 Pärm 1 English
Is it possible to reduce your petrol consumption by selecting a
particular gear?
A Yes, by driving in the highest gear possible.
B No, the choice of gear has no effect on petrol consumption.
C Yes, by driving in the lowest gear possible.

15 Pärm 1 English
What item must you carry in the car while driving?
A The triangular warning sign
B The towrope
C The jump leads
D Reserve wheel

16 Pärm 1 English
Which alternative describes best the characteristics of a mature
driver?
A They are able to apply approval rules in every traffic

situation.
B They understand other road users mistakes and difficulties.
C They are able to reduce the braking distance when they drive
at high speed.
D They are able to quickly take themselves out of difficult

situation by driving impulsively.

17 Pärm 1 English
What is the principal thing to be prepared for in this situation?
A Vehicles that come from the

right side after the edestrian
crossing.
B Pedestrians in front of the

bus.
C Pedestrians on the
pedestrian crossing
D Vehicles that come from the

left side after the pedestrian
crossing

18 Pärm 1 English
What are the characteristics of a driver who shows a mature
behaviour in traffic?
A The driver reacts strongly to the mistakes of fellow road-users.
B The driver has an impulsive way of driving.
C The driver has an aggressive way of driving.
D The driver has good self-knowledge.

19 Pärm 1 English
Why are elderly drivers more seldom involved in accident than
younger drivers?
A They have more experience
B They are more prestige-mindedness
C They drive more often in darkness.
D They drive more offensive

20 Pärm 1 English
How does the thinking distance affectss by the driver’s age and
experience?
A An 18 years old has usually shorter thinking distance than a 45

years old experienced driver, because younger drivers have better
reaction ability
B An 45 year old experinced driver has usually shorter thinking

distance than a 18 years old, because the experienced driver has
been taught to predict danger.
C The thinking distance does nog get affected by the drivers age
nor experience, but is only affected by the speed.

21 Pärm 1 English
What does it mean by the group pressure?
A You will get stressed when you se a police car
B You will get irritated by other road users
C When you are being influenced by other people in the

car and do things that you normally don’t do

22 Pärm 1 English
Which of the following alternatives is the principal cause for
single-vehicle accidents?
A Slippery road
B Rain or snow
C The driver do not adapt the driving to the traffic

circumstances
D Worn out tyres

23 Pärm 1 English
What distinguish a driver that drives in an impulsive way?
A They are good in managing dangarous situations.
B They can suddenly make a turn or change lane.

(They acts first and thinks later)
C They change gear seldom
D They drive softly.

24 Pärm 1 English
How does stress affect the driving performance in general?
A Little stress could improve the driving performance
B Stress does not affect the driving performance
C All kind of stress worsen the driving performance

25 Pärm 1 English
How is driving ability generally affected by stress?
A Stress always improves the ability to drive.
B A great deal of stress worsen the ability to drive.
C Stress does not affect the ability to drive.

26 Pärm 1 English
What kind of accident are the elderly drivers more likely to be
involved in?
A Overtaking accident
B Single vehicle accident
C Crossroads accident
D Accidents when the driver is influenced by alcohol

27 Pärm 1 English
What is the limit of drunken driving?
A 0.2 pro mille
B 0.5 pro mille
C 0.8 pro mille
D 1.0 pro mille

28 Pärm 1 English
What is the limit of alcohol for aggressive drunken driving?
A A blood alcohol content of at least 0.2 pro mille or a

breath alcohol content of at least 0.10 mg/L
B A blood alcohol content of at least 1.0 pro mille or a

breath alcohol content of at least 0.50 mg/L
C A blood alcohol content of at least 1.75 pro mille or a

breath of alcohol content of at least 0.75 mg/L

29 Pärm 1 English
How does your eyesight (vision) affect when you are influenced by
alcohol?
A The vision acuity increases and the field of vision becomes

wider.
B The vision acuity decreases and the field of vision becomes

wider.
C The vision acuity increases and I become easely dazzeled.
D The vision acuity decreases and the field of vision becomes narrow.

30 Pärm 1 English
A healthy male drinks 40 per cent spirit. How many CL alcohol
does he eliminate each hour?
A 1 cl
B 2 cl
C 3 cl
D 4 cl

31 Pärm 1 English
A healthy male weighting 70 kg drinks 25 CL of 40% spirit. How
long does it take before the body eliminates the alcohol?
A 8 hours
B 10 hours
C 14 hours

32 Pärm 1 English
Is it possible to hasten the process of elimination of alcohol in the
body?
A Yes, if you sleep longer
B Yes, if you have a sauna
C Yes, if you take a long walk
D No, you can not hasten the elimination
E Yes, if you drink coffee and milk

33 Pärm 1 English
What is the best judgement a driver could have the day after
drinking a large amount of alcohol
A When the driver starts exercising and then takes a bath

so the alcohol combustion speeds up
B When the driver keeps an eye on the exact amount of

alcohol he has and then calculate the time he could drive
C When the driver does’nt try to drive at all that day

34 Pärm 1 English
Which group has the largest amount of killed personal-car-drivers
with alcohol in the body?
A Women in age 18-24 years
B Men in age 18-24 years
C Women in age 30-45 years
D Men in age 30-45 years

35 Pärm 1 English
How would you know that a medicine should not be taken in
conjunction with driving?
A I read the information contained inside the packet.
B I read the equation inside the packet
C I make sure that the packet is marked with a red cross
D I make sure that tha packet is marked crossed car.

36 Pärm 1 English
How does the kinetic energy change if the speed increases from
30km/h to 90km/h?
A Kinetic energy will become three times longer
B Kinetic energy will become six times longer
C Kinetic energy will become nine times longer
D Kinetic energy will become twelve times longer

37 Pärm 1 English
What does affect the thinking distance?
A The vehicles speed.
B The vehicles weight
C The vehicles brakes.
D The vehicles tyres.

38 Pärm 1 English
Which of the following has an affect on the length of the thinking
distance?
A Road conditions
B Vehicle conditions
C Driver’s state
D Weather

39 Pärm 1 English
What will happen to the thinking distance if you double the speed?
A The thinking distance wouldn’t change
B The thinking distance will double
C The thinking distance will be 3 times
D The thinking distance will be 4 times

40 Pärm 1 English
You can see a hazard ahead and you reduce your speed from 100
km per hour to 50 km per hour. How does this affect the braking
distance?
A It reduces it to approximately on fifth
B It reduces it to approximately one quarter
C It reduces it to approximately half
D It reduces it to approximately on third.

41 Pärm 1 English
What happens to the braking distance if you speed up from
35 km/h to 105 km/h (three times)?
A Braking distance will become three times longer
B Braking distance will become six times longer
C Braking distance will become nine times longer
D Braking distance will become twelve times longer

42 Pärm 1 English
You are driving 30km/h and the road is dry. The braking distance
is then 6 meters. How long does the braking distance become if
you speed up to 90km/h?
A Approx. 18 meters
B Approx. 24 meters
C Approx. 36 meters
D Approx. 54 meters

43 Pärm 1 English
Who is responsible for the usage of seat belt for a 14 years old
person.
A The car’s owner is always responsible
B The 14 years-old’s parents if they are in the car
C The driver is always responsible
D The 14 years old himself because passengers over 10 years are

responsible.

44 Pärm 1 English
You are driving a car that is equipped with airbag to both front
seats. Which alternative is true?
A An airbag protects best if I don’t use the seatbelt
B It is dangerous to use glasses if you are sitting in a place

with airbag
C An airbag starts off in all collisions
D Child safety seats must not be mounted on the front seat

45 Pärm 1 English
What protection equipment should a two years old child use when
traveling in a car?
A Seatbelt
B Protective cots
C Child safety seat (reversed)
D Booster or seatbelt
E Seatbelt protection

46 Pärm 1 English
How do you know that a child safety seat is approved?
A If the child safety seat is marked with A or D.
B If the child safety seat is marked with T or E.
C All child safety seats are approved.

47 Pärm 1 English
Why should the child safety seat rather be mounted reversed?
A The child manage to handle nauseousness (sickness) better.
B The child will be more comfortable.
C The childs head and neck will get the best protection.
D The child gets a better contact with the other passengers.

48 Pärm 1 English
When is it time to change the child safety seat to booster?
A When the child is able to sit without support.
B When the child becomes two years old.
C When the childs head has reached the top of the seat.

49 Pärm 1 English
When can the hazard warning lights be used?
A When setting down or picking up passengers just after a brow

of a hill.
B When the engine brakes down on a place where it constitute a

danger for other traffic.
C When parking in front of an exit to a building.
D When loading or unloading within 10 meters from a junction.

50 Pärm 1 English
What could be the result if you lend your car to a person you know
does not have a driving licence and yet still drives the car?
A Only the person who has borrowed the car can be convicted.
B Both I and the person who has borrowed the car can be
convicted.
C Only I, as the owner of the car, can be convicted.

51 Pärm 1 English
How does a driver with mature behaviour behave?
A They show respect to others
B They only think of themselfes
C They always follow the rules

52 Pärm 1 English
Which requirements are demanded on a private instructor, so you
can be able to practice driving?
A The instructor must have a driving license since three years
B The student takes the responsebility for the driving according to

the law.
C The instructor must be approved (do a course)

53 Pärm 1 English
Which vehicles are most environment-friendly for the nature?
A Car
B Train
C Bicycle
D Flight

54 Pärm 1 English
In which of the pictures does the driver sits safest to protect herself
against neck injuries in case of a collision from behind?
A Picture A
B Picture B
C Picture C
D Picture D

55 Pärm 1 English
It is important for the environment that you use the engine-brake
instead of the footbrake at exits and junctions. What is the most
important reason for that?
A The tyres wear out less and it reduces the particles that spreads
from the tyres.
B The engine gets a higher working temperature when it brakes

and that reduces the amount of exhaust that comes out.
C The fuel consumption reduces and the amount of exhaust that

comes out.
D They brake lining doesn’t wear out and no particles will then
spread out to the nature.
56 Pärm 1 English
How do young drivers generally perceive their driving capacity?
A The majority of young women believe that they drive better

than the average driver.
B The majority of young men believe that they drive better than
the average driver.
C All young drivers believe that they drive better than the average
driver.

57 Pärm 1 English
What consequence does a driver usually get when drunken
driving?
A Only recall of the driving license.
B Recall of the driving license and prison.
C Only prison.

58 Pärm 1 English
Shorter journeys results in high exhaust emission per km than
longer journeys. How many of all journeys in Sweden are shorter
than 5 km?
A. Approx. 15 %
B. Approx 30 %
C. Approx 45 %
D. Approx 60 %

59 Pärm 1 English
The term “light lorry” is up to 3,5 tonnes. Which weight is referred
to?
A Total weight
B Maximum weight
C Kerb weight
D Gross weight

60 Pärm 1 English
For most drives the type of passengers is significant for the way of
driving. What type of passengers has the most positive effect for
drivers in most all ages?
A Friends
B Children
C Parents
D Older friends

61 Pärm 1 English
You start the car a cold winter morning to go to work. When do
the catalytic converter start working?
A When the catalytic converter is warm
B When the engine is warm
C When the engine starts
D When I drive below 3000 rpm

62 Pärm 1 English
Car traffic contributes to greenhouse exhaust increase in the
atmosphere. How does the earth affect by the increment?
A The average global temperature rises
B The magnetic field attenuate
C The average global temperature lowers
D The magnetic filed strengthen

63 Pärm 1 English
Which of these drivers runs highest risk to be killed in traffic?
A 20 years old man
B 20 years old woman
C 35 years old woman
D 50 years old man
E 50 years old woman

64 Pärm 1 English
New cars must have certain equipment that reduce the impact on
the environment. Which?
A Catalytic converter
B Particle filter
C Noise reducing tyres
D Pre-heater
E Navigator
F Cruise control

65 Pärm 1 English
How long distance does the car travel in 1 second when you drive
90 km/h?
A 25 metres
B 12 metres
C 9 metres
D 35 metres

66 Pärm 1 English
Can a driver be convicted for drunken driving if he or she has 0,1
per mille alcohol in the blood.
A Yes, because the limit for drunken driving is at 0 per mille
B Yes, if the driver is unsuitable as driver
C No
D Yes, but only if the driver gas caused an accident.

67 Pärm 1 English
What could be the reason if a driver gets extended reaction time?
A That it is slippery road conditions
B That the car is in bad condition
C That the driver is sick or tired

68 Pärm 1 English
How much of the carbon dioxide from the cars exhaust does the
catalytic converter remove?
A Nothing
B Everything
C Half

69 Pärm 1 English
What is the whole distance called from the moment you discover
an obstacle until the car has stopped?
A Stopping distance
B Reaction distance
C Braking distance

70 Pärm 1 English
You have a roof rack on the car. Does it affect the fuel
consumption?
A Yes, a roof rack always increases the fuel consumption
B Yes, it increases but only if the roof rack is loaded.
C No, it does not affect.

71 Pärm 1 English
Who should stop in the passing-place if the distance is not enough
for a meeting.
A. The one that first come

to the passing-place.
B. The one that has the road

sign on his side.

72 Pärm 1 English
A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D
1 X 16 X 31 X 46 X
2 X 17 X 32 X 47 X
3 X 18 X 33 X 48 X
4 X 19 X 34 X 49 X
5 X 20 X 35 X 50 X
6 X 21 X 36 X 51 X
7 X 22 X 37 X 52 X
8 X 23 X 38 X 53 X
9 X 24 X 39 X 54 X
10 X 25 X 40 X 55 X
11 X 26 X 41 X 56 X
12 X 27 X 42 X 57 X
13 X 28 X 43 X 58 X
14 X 29 X 44 X 59 X
15 X 30 X 45 X 60 X
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66.. B 67.. C 68.. A 69.. A 70.. A

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1 Pärm 1 English

Which statement about lanes is true?

A The shoulder is a lane.

B A lane does not have to be marked (delineated)

C A lane must always be marked (delineated).

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A Lorry with a total weight of up to 3.5 tonnes.

B Lorry with a gross weight of up to 3.5 tonnes.

C Lorry with a maximum load of 3.5 tonnes.

D Lorry with a service weight of up to 3.5 tonnes.

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A Motorbike with a sidecar.

B A car with a heavy trailer.

C A bus approved for 10 passengers.

D A truck with a total weight of 3.1 tonnes.

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B When the engine is idling in a garage where the ventilation

C When I drive slowly in heavy traffic in a city.

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A Turn on the fan and close the windows.

B Turn off fan and wide down the windows a bit.

C Turn off the air condition and close the windows.

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A By buying a car with a catalyst.

B By driving with a fuel that has a low amount of octan.

C By worming the engine up to a right working temperature

D By driving with low revolution per minute (rpm)

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A I try to drive with high revolution per minute

B I leave the accelerator in plenty of time to avoid braking.

C I use the car’s crouse control

D I change to lower gear in all uphills

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B The consumption of fuel becomes lower if I drive with low gears.

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A Yes, by driving in the highest gear possible.

B No, the choice of gear has no effect on petrol consumption.

C Yes, by driving in the lowest gear possible.

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A The triangular warning sign

C The jump leads

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A They are able to apply approval rules in every traffic

B They understand other road users mistakes and difficulties.

D They are able to quickly take themselves out of difficult

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A Vehicles that come from the

B Pedestrians in front of the

D Vehicles that come from the

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A The driver reacts strongly to the mistakes of fellow road-users.

B The driver has an impulsive way of driving.

C The driver has an aggressive way of driving.

D The driver has good self-knowledge.

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A They have more experience

B They are more prestige-mindedness