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How do a fluorescent yellow-green pentagon and a yellow diamond differ?
A blank fluorescent yellow-green pentagon with vertical lower sides and a peaked roof appears beside a blank yellow diamond. Both have black borders.
Correct answer: The pentagon marks a school area; the diamond warns of a hazard.
Why
Recognize a sign by its shape as well as its symbol. A fluorescent yellow-green pentagon identifies a school area. A yellow diamond warns of a possible hazard ahead; adjust your speed and watch for the condition shown.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 24
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