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Arizona Driver License Practice Test Worksheet

This worksheet is designed to help you review important concepts and rules from the Arizona Driver License Manual. Understanding these rules will help you prepare for the Arizona driver license or instruction permit exam. Practice these questions to reinforce your knowledge of safe driving practices, laws, and procedures you need to know as a responsible driver in Arizona.

Fill in the Blank: Fill in the blank with the correct words.

  1. When approaching a school crosswalk, the speed limit is _____________.
  2. When driving on wet roads, you should _____________ your speed.
  3. Before entering a road from an alley or driveway, you must _____________ before reaching the sidewalk.
  4. If you are parking uphill with a curb, turn your wheels _____________ from the curb.
  5. The wheelchair symbol in a parking space means it is reserved for _____________ persons.

Word Bank:
stop disabled away reduce 15 mph

Multiple Choice Questions: Choose the correct answer from the choices for each question.

  1. A school bus is stopped on a four-lane road with its stop-sign arm extended. You must:

    • A) Slow down and proceed with caution
    • B) Stop if you are moving in the same direction of travel
    • C) Stop regardless of your direction of travel
  2. When you see or hear an emergency vehicle approaching, you should:

    • A) Immediately drive to the right side of the road and stop
    • B) Slow down and permit the emergency vehicle to pass
    • C) Remain alert and stay to the right
  3. If you approach a school bus that is picking up or dropping off children, you must:

    • A) Stop and then proceed with caution
    • B) Stop until the bus is moving or the stop sign arm is no longer extended
    • C) Slow and yield the right-of-way to all pedestrians
  4. When no speed limit is posted, the maximum speed in a business or residential area is:

    • A) 30 mph
    • B) 25 mph
    • C) 35 mph
  5. Signing for or accepting a citation from a law enforcement officer:

    • A) Is not an admission of guilt or responsibility
    • B) Is a promise to appear in the case of a criminal violation
    • C) All of the above

Open-Ended Questions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences.

  1. What should you do if you see a school bus with flashing lights stopped on a divided highway?

  2. Describe the proper way to park your vehicle when parking downhill without a curb.

  3. Explain what actions you should take when stopped by law enforcement, especially if you have a firearm in the vehicle.

ANSWER KEY
(Teachers: Please review all answers for accuracy.)

Fill in the Blank Answers:

  1. 15 mph
  2. reduce
  3. stop
  4. away
  5. disabled

Multiple Choice Answers:

  1. C) Stop regardless of your direction of travel
  2. A) Immediately drive to the right side of the road and stop
  3. B) Stop until the bus is moving or the stop sign arm is no longer extended
  4. B) 25 mph
  5. C) All of the above

Open-Ended Example Answers:

  1. If you see a school bus with flashing lights stopped on a divided highway, you must stop if you are traveling in the same direction as the bus. Vehicles in the opposite direction on a divided highway do not need to stop.
  2. When parking downhill without a curb, you should turn your wheels to the right, toward the edge of the road, to prevent the vehicle from rolling into traffic if it starts to move.
  3. When stopped by law enforcement, you should put the car in park, remain in your vehicle, keep your seatbelt fastened, and place your hands on the steering wheel in a visible location. If you have a firearm in the vehicle, keep your hands visible and, if requested, inform the officer about the firearm and its location.

No math warning is required for this worksheet.

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

Practical English

 

 

  1. 1. Match the time expressions with the correct tense:

A:

• Since 2015

• Yesterday

• Just

• Last week

• Already

• Two days ago

• Ever

• In 2001

 

B:

1. Past Simple

2. Present Perfect

 

  1. 2. Fill in the blanks with the correct verb form:

1. We __________ (visit) the Louvre when we were in Paris.

2. She __________ (never / try) sushi before.

3. He __________ (finish) his homework an hour ago.

4. I __________ (just / call) you, but you didn’t answer.

5. They __________ (move) to New York in 2019.

6. She __________ (not / see) this movie yet.

 

  1. 3. Choose the correct option:

1. I (have seen / saw) this film twice.

2. She (wrote / has written) three books so far.

3. They (bought / have bought) a car last summer.

4. He (has lived / lived) in Rome for ten years, but now he’s in Milan.

5. We (just finished / have just finished) our project.

 

  1. 4. Rewrite the sentences using the other tense:

1. I have never been to Japan. → (Past Simple)

2. He bought a new phone last month. → (Present Perfect)

3. They have visited Spain several times. → (Past Simple)

4. She didn’t call me yesterday. → (Present Perfect)

5. We have known each other for five years. → (Past Simple)

 

  1. 5. Correct the mistakes in the sentences:

1. I have seen him yesterday. ❌

2. He has buy a new laptop. ❌

3. They lived here since 2010. ❌

4. We didn’t never go to that restaurant. ❌

5. Have you ever went to London? ❌

 

 

 

 

 

 

AUDIO/VIDEO PRODUCTION WORKSHEET

Film

Part 1: Microphone Basics

Directions: Answer the questions below to the best of your ability.

  1. What is the main purpose of a microphone in video production?
  1. Match the microphone type to its correct description:
    a. Lavalier Mic          1. A handheld mic often used by singers and reporters
    b. Shotgun Mic           2. Small mic clipped to clothing for hands-free use
    c. Handheld Mic       3. Long, narrow mic used to pick up sound from a distance

a: ___ b: ___ c: ___

  1. Which microphone is best for interviews?
    A. Lavalier  B. Shotgun  C. Boom  D. Boundary

Part 2: Audio Connectors

Directions: Choose the best answer or fill in the blanks.

  1. Which of the following is a common professional audio connector?
    A. USB
    B. RCA
    C. XLR
    D. HDMI
  2. What is the difference between balanced and unbalanced audio cables?
  1. Draw a simple sketch of an XLR connector in the space below and label its pins:
    (Use stick figures or symbols if needed.)

Part 3: Picture Composition

Directions: Answer the questions below.

  1. What is the Rule of Thirds?
  1. Match the shot type to the correct description:
    a. Wide Shot (WS)       1. Frames the subject from the waist up
    b. Medium Shot (MS)     2. Shows the full body of the subject
    c. Close-Up (CU)        3. Focuses on the subject’s face or detail

a: ___ b: ___ c: ___

  1. Why is leading lines an important composition technique in video production?

Part 4: Camera Movements

Directions: Match each term to its correct definition.

  1. Pan        A. The camera moves side to side
  2. Tilt        B. The camera moves up or down
  3. Zoom      C. The camera lens moves closer or farther
  4. Dolly      D. The entire camera moves forward or backward

10: ___ 11: ___ 12: ___ 13: ___

  1. What is the difference between a pan and a dolly shot?

Past Simple Tense

English as a Second Language (ESL)

By the time she arrived, they ________ their dinner.

A) finish
B) finished
C) had finished
D) finishes

When I ________ to the station, the train had already left.

A) arrive
B) arrived
C) arrives
D) arriving

He ________ to the meeting because he forgot to set the alarm.

A) doesn't go
B) didn't go
C) hadn't gone
D) not went

They ________ a lot of money on their vacation last summer.

A) spend
B) spent
C) spending
D) spends

We ________ about the changes during the meeting yesterday.

A) discusses
B) discussing
C) discussed
D) had discussed

I ________ her for over an hour before she finally answered the phone.

A) wait
B) waited
C) had waited
D) waiting

My brother ________ a book when I entered his room yesterday.

A) read
B) reads
C) was reading
D) had read

She ________ in the same city her whole life before she moved abroad.

A) live
B) lived
C) had lived
D) living

The teacher ________ the students before the exam started last week.

A) warn
B) warns
C) warned
D) had warned

They ________ the project on time, but it was still successful.

A) didn't complete
B) hadn't completed
C) completed
D) complete

We ________ our tickets two days before the concert.

A) buy
B) buys
C) bought
D) had bought

She ________ her keys and had to ask for help to find them.

A) lost
B) had lost
C) losing
D) lose

They ________ to the concert last night despite the bad weather.

A) goes
B) went
C) gone
D) were going

I ________ the book you gave me last weekend.

A) finish
B) finishes
C) finished
D) had finished

He ________ to the office every day last month before he took a vacation.

A) went
B) goes
C) going
D) had gone

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