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NSSHLGOA April W1 Refresher
Quiz by Refresher Quality
Tag the questions with any skills you have. Your dashboard will track each student's mastery of each skill.
​Signage held by pedestrian should stay as part of the pedestrian.
It depends wether the pedestrian holding them is within or is outside marking range.
True, since signage are general objects which can’t stand alone.
False. Signage has no marking range and should be mark whenever present in the task.
​Cars along with pedestrian and bike are considered moving objects. In the scenario below, a car was carrying general objects. What is the appropriate marking for the general objects?
General object for both signage and cones
General object for the signage while car for the cones.
Outrange GO – since we can’t see their feet due to the parts of car.
Car – Anything carried by a moving object like car will become part of it.
Signage held by pedestrian should stay as part of the pedestrian.
Cars along with pedestrian and bike are considered moving objects. In the scenario below, a car was carrying general objects. What is the appropriate marking for the general objects?
What will you do if you get a task with darkFrameInvalid?
If transmission poles are considered specific object, is true that we need to accurately tag its whole body both vertical and horizontal parts?
What is wrong in the marking of the indicated general object?
Are utility poles considered as specific object?
Network poles are considered as specific object. Since it’s a specific object, we’ll have to tag them anywhere from the clip particularly it’s horizontal part.
Movable flag poles are still considered specific general object.
Are signage and traffic light independent to it’s main body’s class?
Which of the two is considered a specific object?
