Oklahoma SOK Permit Practice Test 6
Test 6 of 10. Pick an answer for each question to see if it is right and why; your score appears at the end. You need 15 correct answers to pass, the same ratio as the real Oklahoma test.
- Questions20
- Correct to pass15
- Passing score75%
- Minimum age15 years
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1. During the reversing part of a three-point turn, where should you be looking?
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Answer C: Over your shoulder through the rear window, glancing both ways
You look through the rear window in the direction the car is moving, checking both ways for traffic and people, because mirrors and cameras leave blind areas.
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2. In slow summer traffic the temperature gauge climbs into the red. What should you do first?
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Answer A: Turn off the air conditioner and turn on the heater to draw heat from the engine
The heater core acts as an extra radiator, and shutting off the air conditioner reduces engine load. If the gauge keeps climbing, pull over and shut off the engine, and never open a hot radiator cap.
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3. Your exit from a three-lane highway is about a mile ahead on the right, and you are in the left lane. What should you do?
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Answer B: Start moving right now, one lane at a time
Plan ahead and change lanes one at a time well before the exit, so you never have to cut across several lanes at the gore.
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4. Unless otherwise posted, what is Oklahoma's default maximum speed limit on an undivided state highway?
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Answer D: 65 mph
Oklahoma sets a default maximum of 65 mph on an undivided state highway, lower than the defaults for controlled access highways and turnpikes.
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5. Where is a U-turn most clearly unsafe and generally prohibited?
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Answer D: On a curve or near a hill crest, where other drivers cannot see you
U-turns are barred where approaching drivers cannot see you in time, such as on a curve or near the top of a hill.
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6. In a properly marked school zone on a highway outside a municipality, what speed limit applies in Oklahoma unless otherwise posted?
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Answer C: 25 mph
Oklahoma sets 25 mph for a properly marked school zone on a highway outside a municipality, while highways inside state parks or wildlife refuges default to 35 mph.
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7. In Oklahoma, what is fraudulently creating or manufacturing a counterfeit proof-of-insurance form classified as?
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Answer C: A felony
Fraudulently creating, manufacturing or counterfeiting a security verification form in Oklahoma may result in a felony conviction carrying severe fines and imprisonment.
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8. In a work zone a flagger is directing traffic in a way that conflicts with the posted signs. Whom do you follow?
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Answer B: The flagger's directions
A flagger controls traffic through a work area that changes from day to day, and those instructions take precedence over the fixed signs and markings in that zone.
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9. How many points does a conviction for driving left of center or the wrong way on a one-way street add to an Oklahoma driving record?
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Answer D: 2 points
Driving left of center or the wrong way on a one-way street is assessed 2 points under Oklahoma's mandatory point system.
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10. How long must a second-time Oklahoma offender with a BAC above 0.08 keep a court-ordered ignition interlock device installed?
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Answer B: 4 years
A second-time Oklahoma offender with a BAC above 0.08 must keep an ignition interlock device installed for 4 years, more than double the first-offense period.
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11. You have a green light and are turning right while people are crossing the street you want to enter. Who goes first?
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Answer B: The pedestrians, and you wait until they are clear of your path
A green light permits the turn but does not remove the duty to yield to pedestrians already crossing the street you are turning into.
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12. Unless a different limit is posted, what is the maximum speed on an Oklahoma turnpike?
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Answer D: 80 mph
The Oklahoma Driver Manual lists 80 mph as the default maximum on turnpikes, the highest default limit in the state and higher than the 75 mph default on other controlled access highways.
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13. How does Oklahoma law set the issuance period for a learner permit or intermediate Class D license, compared with a regular driver license?
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Answer A: They are issued for the same period as any other driver license
Oklahoma statute provides that learner permits and intermediate Class D licenses are issued for the same period as all other driver licenses, rather than a separate shorter credential period.
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14. Which passenger rule applies to an Oklahoma intermediate license holder driving alone?
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Answer B: Only one passenger, or only people who live in the driver's home
An Oklahoma intermediate license holder may carry only one passenger, or only people who live in the driver's home, unless a licensed driver at least 21 years old rides in the front passenger seat.
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15. What should you avoid when a hostile driver pulls alongside you?
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Answer A: Making eye contact, or answering the gestures in any way at all
Any response, including a look, encourages an aggressive driver, so give none and let the vehicle go.
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16. A driver hunting for an on-ramp meets this sign at the mouth of the pavement ahead. What is the correct action?
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Answer C: Keep out of that roadway and look for the proper approach elsewhere
The restriction is absolute and does not depend on how much traffic is present, so the driver has to reach the highway by an approach built for entering vehicles.
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17. Which stopped vehicles are covered by Oklahoma's Move Over Law?
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Answer D: Any stationary vehicle displaying flashing lights, including hazard lights
Oklahoma's Move Over Law, also called the Bernardo-Mills Law, covers any stationary vehicle at the roadside displaying flashing lights, including a private vehicle using its hazard lights.
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18. Under Oklahoma's Basic Speed Rule, what standard limits how fast a driver may go, regardless of the posted speed limit?
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Answer A: A speed that allows stopping within the assured clear distance ahead
Oklahoma's Basic Speed Rule bars driving faster than a speed that allows the driver to stop within the assured clear distance ahead, regardless of the posted limit.
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19. You are about to descend a long steep grade. How should you control your speed?
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Answer D: Select a lower gear before starting down and use the brakes in firm, brief applications
Engine braking in a lower gear carries most of the load down the grade, while continuous brake pressure overheats the brakes and reduces their effectiveness.
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20. What is Oklahoma's Move Over Law, codified at 47 O.S. Section 11-314, also officially known as?
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Answer A: The Bernardo-Mills Law
Oklahoma's Move Over Law, found at 47 O.S. Section 11-314, is also officially known as the Bernardo-Mills Law.