Arizona MVD Permit Practice Mini Test 2: 12 Questions
Mini Test 2 has 12 multiple-choice questions on Arizona driving rules, including ABS on slick surface, slush lane selection, wildlife near roadway and Arizona handheld device law. Each answer is explained as soon as you pick it, and every question is listed with its answer in the study guide below.
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What Mini Test 2 Covers
The questions in this test ask about:
- ABS on Slick Surface
- Slush Lane Selection
- Wildlife Near Roadway
- Arizona Handheld Device Law
- School Bus Divided Highway Exception
- Pedestrian on Icy Morning
- Passing on Two-Lane Roads
- Headlight Visibility Rule
- T-Intersection Right-of-Way
- High Beams on Open Highway
- Move Over Vehicle Coverage
Try 5 Questions from This Test
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If your vehicle has anti-lock brakes (ABS) and you need to stop quickly on a slick surface:
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C. Apply firm, steady pressure on the brake pedal
With ABS, press and hold firm pressure; the system prevents wheel lockup.
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On a multi-lane highway covered with slush, the safest lane choice is usually:
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C. The lane with the most clear tire tracks
Choose the lane with the best cleared surface and predictable traction.
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Approaching wildlife near the roadway (e.g., elk) you should:
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A. Slow down, be prepared to stop, and do not swerve into oncoming lanes
Reduce speed and stay in control; swerving into oncoming lanes can be deadly.
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Using a handheld device to text while driving in Arizona is:
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B. Prohibited
Texting while driving is illegal; focus on the road.
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If you start to skid on ice, you should:
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A. Ease off the accelerator and steer in the direction you want to go
Look and steer where you want the vehicle to go; avoid hard braking.
Complete Study Guide: All 12 Questions with Answers
Every question in Mini Test 2, with the correct answer and an explanation for each.
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Q1. When approaching a pedestrian in a crosswalk on a cold, icy morning in Arizona, you should:
Correct answer: Stop well before the crosswalk and allow extra time
Why: Stopping distance increases on ice; yield fully to pedestrians in crosswalks.
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Q2. Arizona’s ‘Move Over’ applies to which vehicles with flashing lights?
Correct answer: Emergency, towing, and maintenance/service vehicles
Why: The law covers emergency, tow, and maintenance/service vehicles displaying flashing lights.
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Q3. Passing on two-lane roads in Arizona is legal only when:
Correct answer: There is a broken yellow line on your side and the way is clear
Why: Pass only with a broken yellow line on your side and ample sight distance.
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Q4. You are required to use headlights when visibility is:
Correct answer: Less than 500 feet
Why: Arizona requires headlights from sunset to sunrise, and any time there isn’t enough light to see people and vehicles clearly at 500 feet.
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Q5. On a multi-lane highway covered with slush, the safest lane choice is usually:
Correct answer: The lane with the most clear tire tracks
Why: Choose the lane with the best cleared surface and predictable traction.
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Q6. Using a handheld device to text while driving in Arizona is:
Correct answer: Prohibited
Why: Texting while driving is illegal; focus on the road.
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Q7. If you start to skid on ice, you should:
Correct answer: Ease off the accelerator and steer in the direction you want to go
Why: Look and steer where you want the vehicle to go; avoid hard braking.
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Q8. When a school bus stops on a divided highway in Arizona:
Correct answer: Traffic in the opposite direction may proceed with caution
Why: On divided highways, opposing traffic generally may continue; always watch for children.
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Q9. Approaching wildlife near the roadway (e.g., elk) you should:
Correct answer: Slow down, be prepared to stop, and do not swerve into oncoming lanes
Why: Reduce speed and stay in control; swerving into oncoming lanes can be deadly.
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Q10. If your vehicle has anti-lock brakes (ABS) and you need to stop quickly on a slick surface:
Correct answer: Apply firm, steady pressure on the brake pedal
Why: With ABS, press and hold firm pressure; the system prevents wheel lockup.
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Q11. At an uncontrolled T-intersection on an Arizona neighborhood street, the right-of-way goes to:
Correct answer: The driver on the through road
Why: Traffic on the through road has the right-of-way; vehicles on the terminating road must yield.
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Q12. Using high beams at night on open highways in Arizona is appropriate when:
Correct answer: No oncoming traffic is within 500 feet and you’re not following closely
Why: Use high beams on open roads without nearby traffic; dim within 500 ft of oncoming or when following closely.