1-You shouldn’t overtake when you approach a dip in the road.
2-When you re driving on a wet road if you have to stop in emergency you should keep
both hands on the wheel.
3-when you moving off from behind a car you should:
-look around b4 moving off
-use all the mirrors on the vehicle
-give a signal if necessary
4-Blind Spot: an area not covered by your mirrors.
5-windscreen pillars can block ur view particularly at junctions.cyclists, motorcyclists, pedesttrians.
6-to use a navigation system in the car, stop in a safe place.
7-using a mobile phone when driving you are 4 times more likely to an accident.
8-following another vehicle too closely mean tailgating.
9-when you following a vehicle on a wet road; you should give 4 seconds gap.
10-Blue Flashing Beacons:  mountain rescue, coastguard, bomb disposal, blood transfusion, police patrol
11-Green Flashing Beacon: Doctor’s car,
12-Diamond-shaped signs give instructions to tram drivers.
13-Toucan Crossing is allowed pedestrians and cyclists to cross at the same time.
At toucan crossing there is no flashing amber light, pedestrians and cyclists may cross..
14-A puffin crossing (pedestrian user-friendly intelligent crossing) is a type of pedestrian crossing in use in the United Kingdom.
15-A pelican crossing is a type of pedestrian crossing featuring a standard set of traffic lights with a push button and two coloured lamps for pedestrians using the crossing.
16-Flashing amber light wont show to drivers on puffin crossings…
17-you musn’t use ur horn between 11.30 pm and 7 am in  any built up area..
18-Supertrams or light rapid transit (LRT) system are environmentally friendly cos they use electric power. These vehicles reduces town traffic, uses electricity, reduces noice pollution
19-red routes in major cities have been introduce to help the traffic flow.
20-catalytic converter is to reduce toxic exhaust gases and exhaust fumes cleaner.
21-you should check the tyre pressures regularly when tyres are cold.
22-The fluid level in ur battery is low: you should top it up with disdistilled water.
23-you must use parking lights where the speed limit exceeds 30 mph.
24- excessive or uneven tyre wear can be caused by fault in the breaking system, wheel alignment, the suspension.
25- you can plan ur route by, using internet planner, a motoring organization, looking at a map..
26-you need to top up ur battery just above the cell plates with distalled water.
27- a rider of a two-wheeled vehicle doesn’t have to pay congestion charge as well as residents living in the area, disabled person who held blue badge. And nhs staff, firefighters, patients too ill to use public transport may claim reimbursement.
28-what percentage of all emissions does road transport account for? %20.
29-Under-inflated tyres can cause heavy steering.
30-the minimum tread depth of trailer tyres are must be 1.6 mm.
31-the main cause of brake fade is the brakes overheating.
32-if you find that ur vehicle bounces as you drive around a corner or bend in the road, the shock absorbers might be down.
33-Driving 70 mph uses more fuel than driving at 50 mph by up to %30.
34-if ur wheels are out of balance it will cause the steering to vibrate at certain speeds.
35-turning the steering wheel when car is not moving can cause unnecessary wear to the tyres
and steering…
36-the speedometer, the windscreen washers, the windscreen wipers and horn, lights, indicators,
steering, oil, water and other fluid levels, suspension should be checked regularly…
37-On an open stretch of road, you are most likely to be affected by wind.
38- Shortest overall stopping distance on a dry road:
——-70 mph 96 meters | 60 mph 73 meters | 50 mph 53 meters | 40 mph
39-In very hot weather the road surface can become soft, the grip of the tyres and the breaking
affected most.
40-How can you tell if ur vehicle aquaplanning? the steering ll feel very light..
41-How can you tell if u driving on ice? the steering ll be lighter and the tyres make hardly any noise..
42-when breaking on a wet road, if ur vehicle begin to skid release the footbrake fully..
43- travelling for long distance in neutral (coasting) reduces the driver’s control..
44-when would an anti-lock breaking system start to work? just as the wheels are about to lock..
45-when driving in the fog, use dipped headlights, allow more time for the journey, slow down..
46-a vehicle with an flashing amber light (slow moving) mean its a disabled person vehicle..
47-when approaching towards level crossing(train), first sign is a steady amber light..
48-if you pass a steady amber light you would expect a school crossing patrol..
49-when driving a car fitted with automatic transmission you would use quick acceleration to kick down.
50-how ll a school patrol signal you to stop? by displaying a stop sign..
51-you see a pedestrian with a white stick and red band, this means person is deaf and blind..
52-the dog has a yellow or burgundy coat means pedestrian is deaf.
53-at night, you see a pedestrian wearing reflective clothing and carrying a bright red light means you are approaching an organised walk..
54-you have a collision whilst ur car is moving. first thing you should do is Stop at the scene of the accident. give ur name, the vehicle owner’s name and address, and the vehicle’s reg number..
55-which types of glasses shouldn’t be worn at night? tinted..
56-when towing a caravan which type of mirror is the best? Extended-arm side mirror..
57-when you may overtake another vehicle?
when you are in a one way street
when the vehicle in front is signalling to turn right
in slow-moving traffic queues when traffic in the right hand lane is moving more slowly. ..
58-travelling in a very heavy rain ll double overall stopping distance..
59- Reflective studs:
red: on the left hand side of the road, separate the hard shoulder and carriageway…
White: between the lanes..
amber: on the right hand edge of the carriageway.. central reservation
green: between the carriageway and slip roads entrance and exits…
60-you forget to switch off ur rear fog lights, this may;
dazzle other road users,
cause brake lights to be less clear,
be breaking the law,
61-you have broken down on a motorway, to find the nearest emergency telephone you should always walk in the direction shown on the marker posts..
62-a crawler lane on a motorway is found on a steep gradient..
63-speed limits
on a dual carriageway and motorways 70 mph for cars and motorcycles..
64-you are intending to turn right at a crossroad. An oncoming driver also turning right. It ll be normally safer to keep the other driver vehicle to ur RIGHT and turn behind it. (offside to offside)..
65-where you shouldn’t park?
near the brow of a hill,
at or near a bus stop,
within 10 meters (32 feet) of a junction…
66-to park on a disabled parking space you have to have an orange or blue badge..
67-you will see red and white markers when approaching a concealed level crossing.
68-if you on a busy main road and find that you are going in the wrong direction, you should turn round in a side road..
69-triangular road sign will indicate:
road narrows
low bridge
children crossing
t-junction
70-when may you NOT overtake on the left? On a free-flowing motorway or dual carriageway..
71-when you approaching zebra crossing where pedestrians waiting, which arm signal you should give?
72-Traffic Lights:
Red-Red and Amber-Green
73-Red Flashing Lights could be found, lifting bridges, level crossings, fire stations..
74-a cover note is a document issued b4 you receive your insurance certificate..
75-how long ll a SORN statutory off road notification last for? 12 months …
76-a police officer asks to see your documents, you don’t have to have them with you.You may produce them at a police station within 7 days…
77-Third party insurance cover:
injury to another person,
damage to someone’s property,
damage to other vehicles…
78-when you don’t have MOT, you can’t renew your road tax disc…
79-you must show ur motor insurance certificate,
when a police officer asks for it.
when you are taxing ur vehicle.
80-On a vehicle registration document:
date of first registration,
reg number,
previous  keeper,
reg keeper,
make of vehicle,
engine size and chassis number,
year of manufacture,
colour.
81-when you apply to renew your vehicle excise licence(tax disc), you must produce a valid insurance sertificate..
82-you need to have a valid driving licence with sign., a valid tax disc displayed on the car, proper insurance cover.. b4 you can drive legally…
83-at an engine fire, if someone’s hands and arms burnt you shouldn’t remove anything sticking to the burn..
84-at an engine fire(accident) if someone suffer from severe burns, you should douse the burns with cool liquid..
85-the police may ask you to produce;
driving licence
insurance certificate,
MOT test certificate
86-if you break down on a level crossing, the lights ve not yet begun to flash. what should you do?
Telephone the signal operator,
Leave ur vehicle and get everyone clear,
Move the vehicle if a signal operator tells you to
87-to start mouth to mouth on a casualty you should,
clear the airway
tilt their head back gently
pinch the nostrils together
88-if you involve in an accident and someone is injured you should find out?
whether the driver owns the other vehicle involved,
the other driver’s name, address and telephone number,
the make and reg. number of the other vehicle,
the details of the other driver’s vehicle insurance  …
89-when you broken down on a motorway, when you use the emergency telephone you ll be asked;
for the number on the telephone that you re using
for details of urself and ur vehicle,
whether you belong to a motoring organization.
90-a trailer must stay securely hitched up to the towing vehicle, what additional safety device can be fitted to the trailer braking system?
breakaway cable

1-Meeting and experiencing a new culture and nation,
2-Understanding foreign politics,
3-Of course learning a new language will be an asset in your business life,
4-Studying abroad will make you patient and flexible

You can make more reasons to studying abroad yourself!

Educational Opportunuties
Studying overseas can give you substantial advantages in terms of connecting what you learn in the classes with what you can learn in wider contexts in specific disciplines. If you work in a highly specialized academic area, especially as post graduate, studying abroad might give you access to experts in your field who may not be available to you in your own country or to educational opportunuties that you do not have in your home country. For instance medical students may have the opportunity to treat disases that don’t even exist in their own countries.

If the programmes in your home country don’t meet your needs, you will often be able to find a better fit elsewhere. You may find that programmes abroad are much better suited to your particular needs and talents because they have different valued skill. If you prefer to work on your own at home, you might avoid an examination-intensive programme. Once you start thinking it through, you will find all sorts of options for meeting your needs.

Language Skills

Another most important advantages of studying abroad is learning another language rather than your home language. You will use this advantage when you apply for a job.

Personal Opportunuties

Possibly one of the most important advantage’s of going abroad to study is personal growth you will almost inevitably experience.

Social Possibilities

Studying in another country is excellent opportunity to meet people and make friends from all over the world.

Career Advantages

Studying overseas will definetely give you an edge in the epmloyment market.

International Perspertive

Understanding how your home country and your destination country fir into the international scene can be very enlightening.

Immigration

if you are thinking about emigrating to another country at some point in your life, studying in another country can give you a way of exploring youtr options and working out what is important to you.

What is your advantages ? Please do comment!!

Please do comment and send your reason to study abroad…

Touristic Purposes

Firstly Germany, Austria, and Romania, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Russia or Kazakhstan are the countries where german is speaking most. There are many websites which offers quick German courses especially on German basics phrases.

Business Purposes

As we said ahead Germany is the third largest country in the world. You may want to visit Germany for some reasons like working in there or establishing a business. Being able to speak German will give you an advantage when you get that point in for sure.

Learning German for Culture

Germany is famous for beer and some other things but this country has a very rich cultural heritage. Many great thinkers, such as Freud and Einstein, were German.

We can extend this list for more. In short German Language is worth to learn. You can find many courses and schools which are teaching that language. Learn German for life!!

UK Population 2005

England : 50.1 million (%84 of the UK population)
Scotland : 5.1 million (%8 of the UK population)
Wales : 2.9 million (%5 of the UK population)
Northen Ireland : 1.7 million (%3 of the UK population)

What is the largest ethnic minorities in the UK are
Indian 1.1 million
Pakistani 0.7 million
Black Caribbean 0.6 million
Black African 0.5 million
Bangladeshi 0.3 million
Other Asian 0.2 million
Chinese 0.2 million

So UK says that first aware of our life and then apply to decide to live here forever. Here is a number that you migth be useful and ring. Immigration and Nationality Enquiry Bureau on 0870 606 7766.

How do I know what my level of English is?

Actually it shouldn’t be difficult to understand whether your English is good enough or not to take this test by looking into it. But you may not guess your English Level then here you go learndirect.co.uk to find out your language level.

Is the test only available in English?
The test is offered routinely in English. However, if you are taking the test in a centre based in Wales you may request to take a test in the Welsh language, or if taking the test in Scotland you may request to take the test in Scottish Gaelic. You can get further details from your test centre.

Aerobic Metabolism: the process of generating energy in the precence of oxygen.

Alpha helix : a coiled structure within a protein.

Amino acid : a building block of proteins, of which 20 varieties are used in the body.

ATP : adenosine triphosphate, an intracellular energy storage molecule (and one of the four building blocks of DNA).

Beta Sheet : a flat structure within a protein.

Catalyst : a substance that brings about a chemical reaction without itself being used up or changed.

Cell : The basic unit of a living organism.

Chromosome : packaged bundle of genetic material containing a single strand of DNA.

Citric acid cycle : the process of generating energy from the breakdown of carbohdyrates, proteins and fats in the presence of oxygen.

Cytoplasm : the fluid within a cell.

DNA : deoxyribonucleic acid, the molecule that encodes generic information, including instructions for building all the proteins required by a living organism.

Electron transport chain : a series of molecules that pass electrons between them in a particular direction.

Enzyme : a catalyst made from protein.

Eukaryotic : having cells with a nucleus within which generic material is contained.

Gene : a section of DNA holding a basic “instruction” for building a cell, typically the encoded structure of a single protein.

Genome : all the genes encoded by the DNA of a single organism.

Glycolysis: the process of splitting sugar molecules to generate energy.

Hydrogen bond : a relatively week chemical bond between a hydrogen atom and other kinds of atom on a molecule.

Junk DNA : regions of the DNA sequence with no apparent function.

Mitochondrion : an organelle that is the energy powerhouse of the cell.