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A police officer stands with arms stretched out sideways and you are facing his chest. What do you do?

  1. Stop
  2. Go straight on
  3. Turn right
Show the correct answer
A. Stop

Why: When the officer faces you with chest or back, it means the same as a red light for you.

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