Georgia Learner’s Permit Test on Road Sign Shape and Color

Georgia Learner’s Permit Test on Road Sign Shape and Color 2025 Quiz. To prepare for the Georgia Learner’s Permit Test on road sign shapes and colors, you need to understand the specific meanings associated with each shape and color as outlined in the Georgia Driver’s Manual. The test includes a Road Signs Test with 20 questions, requiring at least 15 correct answers (75%) to pass.

Memorize Shapes and Colors: Focus on associating shapes and colors with their categories (e.g., diamond = warning, octagon = stop). This helps eliminate incorrect answers on the test.

Practice Tests: Use resources like the Georgia DDS Practice Test or online platforms (e.g., driving-tests.org, epermittest.com) to familiarize yourself with questions. These often mimic the real test’s format with 20 multiple-choice questions. Take multiple practice tests to reinforce recognition through repetition. Aim for consistent scores above 75%.

Driver’s Manual: Study the “Signs, Signals & Markings” section of the Georgia Driver’s Manual, as all test questions are based on it.

Georgia Learner’s Permit Test on Road Signs

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DMV Road Sign Practice Test
Topics: Color and Shapes Only
Total Items: 25
Passing Score 80%
Time Limit: N/A

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1) Signs on the road mainly exist to

A) Inspect, ticket, and tow

B) Regulate, warn, and inform

C) Entertain, advertise, and decorate

D) Patrol, guide, and fine

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2) You see a pennant on the left side of the road. It tells you

A) Detour begins

B) Route changes

C) No passing

D) Services nearby

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3) The octagon (8 sides) shape always means

A) Detour

B) Stop

C) School

D) Yield

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4) A circle warns of

A) Speed limit change

B) No parking

C) Stop sign ahead

D) Railroad crossing ahead

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5) A red sign means

A) School zone

B) Scenic area ahead

C) No, do not, or stop

D) Services available

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6) An orange sign warns of

A) Passing zones

B) Road construction or repair

C) School activities

D) Route markers

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7) A pennant sign means

A) Route number

B) No passing

C) Services ahead

D) School zone

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8) A brown sign gives

A) Parking regulations

B) Yield instructions

C) Mandatory stops

D) Recreation and scenic area information

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9) An inverted triangle tells you to

A) Park here

B) Yield right of way

C) Turn

D) Stop immediately

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10) Yellow or yellow green is used for

A) General warning

B) Recreation info

C) Driver services

D) Route numbers

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11) Which color would you follow when looking for lodging?

A) Red

B) Blue

C) Brown

D) Yellow green

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12) A white sign indicates

A) Food or lodging

B) Road work ahead

C) Regulatory, law, or rule

D) Recreation area

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13) Which shape/color combination best represents a general warning?

A) Red octagon

B) Yellow diamond

C) Blue rectangle

D) Brown shield

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14) A pentagon (5 sides) marks

A) Detours

B) School zones and school crossings

C) Hospital area

D) Passing lanes

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15) A green sign provides

A) Construction alerts

B) Railroad information

C) Parking rules

D) Direction or guidance

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16) A sign for a route marker will use the shape

A) Pentagon

B) Shield

C) Pennant

D) Circle

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17) Approaching tracks, which appears before the actual crossing?

A) Shield, then octagon

B) Pentagon, then diamond

C) Circle, then crossbuck

D) Crossbuck, then circle

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18) A crossbuck (X) indicates

A) Actual railroad crossing

B) Construction detour

C) Scenic overlook

D) General warning

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19) Which color best matches a typical warning sign?

A) White

B) Yellow or yellow green

C) Brown

D) Blue

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20) A white rectangular sign most likely gives

A) A law or rule

B) Food options

C) Road work alerts

D) Scenic tips

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21) Which pair correctly matches shape and purpose?

A) Octagon — services

B) Diamond — warning

C) Rectangle — scenic info only

D) Shield — yield

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22) A diamond shaped sign is a

A) Guide sign

B) Route marker

C) Warning sign

D) Services sign

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23) A shield shape identifies a

A) Yield sign

B) School crossing

C) Route marker

D) Services area

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24) A blue sign points to

A) Driver services, such as food and lodging

B) Detours

C) Railroad tracks

D) Passing lanes

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25) A rectangle is used for

A) No passing zones

B) Railroad crossings

C) Scenic info only

D) Regulations or directions to drivers

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