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Gas Station Attendant Practice Test

Check what you know about the gas station attendant job with 15 free questions and instant explanations.

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15 multiple-choice questions on gas station attendant knowledge, safety and vocabulary. Submit to see your score and explanations, or open any question’s answer as you go. Nothing is saved or shared.

Question 1 of 15Octane is:
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Answer: A fuel rating. Fuel.

Question 2 of 15Run boat blowers:
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Answer: Before starting. Safety.

Question 3 of 15In a spill:
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Answer: Hit the emergency shutoff. Response.

Question 4 of 15PSI measures:
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Answer: Tire pressure. Unit.

Question 5 of 15Check oil with the engine:
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Answer: Off. Technique.

Question 6 of 15Which term matches this definition: “Windshield fluid.”
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Answer: Wiper fluid. Wiper fluid: Windshield fluid.

Question 7 of 15What does “Static discharge” mean?
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Answer: Spark hazard.. Static discharge: Spark hazard.

Question 8 of 15Which term matches this definition: “Fuel rating.”
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Answer: Octane. Octane: Fuel rating.

Question 9 of 15What does “Top off” mean?
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Answer: Fill completely.. Top off: Fill completely.

Question 10 of 15Which term matches this definition: “Checks oil level.”
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Answer: Dipstick. Dipstick: Checks oil level.

Question 11 of 15What does “Vapor recovery” mean?
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Answer: Captures fumes.. Vapor recovery: Captures fumes.

Question 12 of 15Which term matches this definition: “Stops fuel flow.”
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Answer: Emergency shutoff. Emergency shutoff: Stops fuel flow.

Question 13 of 15What does “Oil change” mean?
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Answer: Replacing engine oil.. Oil change: Replacing engine oil.

Question 14 of 15Which term matches this definition: “Engine cooling fluid.”
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Answer: Coolant. Coolant: Engine cooling fluid.

Question 15 of 15What does “PSI” mean?
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Answer: Tire pressure unit.. PSI: Tire pressure unit.

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