Alberta School Bus Driver Test 07

Taking the Alberta school bus driver practice test is a crucial step in preparing for the official exam. This test serves as a means to assess your knowledge in various areas, including road safety, vehicle mechanics, and passenger safety. By practicing with the available resources and taking the test multiple times, you will gain a deeper understanding of the requirements and expectations of a school bus driver

Alberta School Bus Test 07

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What is referred to as Ambulatory Disabled Passengers?

None of the above

Passengers who may need to ride in an ambulance

Passengers who may require the use of a mobility assistive device such as a cane, walker or similar aid

Passengers who require ambulatory care but will only take the bus

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When do you take wheelchairs, crutches or other mobility devices away from passengers?

They have indicated that they want them out of the way

When they are obstructing other passengers

You see a need to remove them

You need to get going to stay on time

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With rear loaders, what would be a good idea to keep hazardous and irritating gases out of the bus?

Turn the air blower on full speed

Open all windows first

Ensure the exhaust system is working effectively

To shut off the engine at pick-up and drop-off points

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A passenger with ADD/ADHD should be seated...

None of the above

Where distractions are limited

With a group of friends

In a window seat

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Should have an evacuation plan for the passengers with disabilities?

Yes

Only when the need arises

If the school asks for one

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What is referred to as Special Needs Busing?

None of the above

Door-to-door transportation provided for persons who cannot use conventional school bus transportation due to a disability

A bus driven by a special operator

A smaller bus used to provide transportation to those who cannot use conventional school bus transportation

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What term is used to describe all types of hearing problems ranging from minimal loss to total deafness?

Deaf

Lack of hearing

Hearing loss

Can't hear

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Do bus operators need to recognize there is a difference in how they work with and transport passengers with disabilities?

It depends on the operator

Yes, but only with a few disabilities

Yes

9 / 30

For any passenger with asthma, where should they be seated on the bus?

Wherever they wish to keep the happy

In a seat all alone

Near the front so you can easily see them

In a well-ventilated area of the bus

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How would you assist a passenger with Muscular Dystrophy?

The passenger need help with their bags

The passenger is fine on their own

The passenger would need help to sit down in their seat

The passenger may require assistance on and off the steps of the bus

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If you have not understood something a passenger with a disability has said, what should you not do?

Pretend to understand

Repeat words you do understand

Do nothing

Repeat several times

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If a passenger with diabetes is suffering from a low blood sugar, what should you allow them to do?

Get up and stretch

Have a nap

None of the above

Eat a snack or drink juice

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When having to lift a person, when should you never try to lift someone?

If they are more than half of your own weight

If they are brittle

If they have poor body odor

If you can lift them, then do so

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Never assist a person using a wheelchair or mobility aid without first doing what?

Telling the other passengers

You can easily see what has to be done

Telling them what you are doing

None of the above

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What is referred to as mobility aid?

A device used to facilitate the transport, in a seated position, of a person with a disability

Someone who assists other in getting around

Government money used to help persons with disabilities

None of the above

16 / 30

When should you notify school officials before conducting an evacuation drill?

Only when adding additional drills for new passengers

Never

Once moving to a different bus

Always

17 / 30

Which statement is false? Physical disabilities are wide ranging, having to accommodate...

Specialized mobility aids

Walkers

Wheelchairs

Stretchers

18 / 30

When assisting passengers with vision impairment, what should you not do to help them?

Grab them without asking/offering first

Inform them about starts and stops, turns, steps, and any other details of the route

Keep the person informed about where you are

Move the service dog out of the way

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If a passenger with a disability has an episode you are not familiar with, what should you do?

Ask them what you should do

Quickly read what to do after the episode happens

Ask other passengers for help with what to do

Do what is within your technical expertise

20 / 30

If student is accompanied by a certified guide dog, or service dog, when are drivers allowed to touch the dog?

If you have their permission

To place the dog on the seat

When it's feeding time

To calm the dog down

21 / 30

When transporting special needs children, what do they require more of than adults?

Supervision

Playtime

Distractions

Friends

22 / 30

When loading or unloading a bus with a wheelchair lift, what should be considered first?

Does the wheelchair fit on the lift

Will the battery be strong enough to operate the lift

Nothing different than normal

Where to stop the bus so the wheelchair lift operates properly

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If a passenger has epilepsy and they begin to have a seizure, what should you not do?

Turn them on their side

Cushion their head

Give them a drink

Loosen tight clothing

24 / 30

What happens if you experience a power or equipment failure and you have a passenger on the bus?

Fix it yourself

Operate the lift manually

Wait until a technician arrives on scene

None of the above

25 / 30

When assisting passengers with a hearing impairment, what should you do to get their attention?

None of the above

Nothing, just take them

Speak loudly so they can hear you

You should gesture with your hand or touch them lightly

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For passengers with a hearing loss, why is it important to face the passenger while speaking?

To give them a chance to hear something from you

None of the above

It's polite

To make lip reading easier

27 / 30

Passengers who have difficulties with balance are particularly vulnerable to sudden changes of direction or movement, so how do you compensate while going around corners?

Nothing

Ease around corners slowly and smoothly

Tell them to brace themselves each time before turning

Stop before going around any corner

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Which statement is false? As far as passenger limitations go, the operator should know the following...

Which passengers can come off the bus by themselves

Which passengers must not be removed from their wheelchair

Which passengers can be removed from their wheelchair

Which passenger should stay on the bus until help arrives

29 / 30

When talking to a passenger who has difficulty speaking, what is not done?

Be attentive

Remain patient

Be demanding of answers

Be encouraging

30 / 30

What are restraint cutters used for?

None of the above

They allow occupant restraints to be lengthened

They allow you to remove tie down straps or other occupant restraints quickly in an emergency situation

They allow you to remove any occupant restraint that needs to be replaced or repaired in the maintenance yard

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