Challenge: Shark's teeth: give way, not a stop requirement
Shark's teeth and the octagonal STOP sign (B7) often appear at the same kind of junctions, so learners glue 'triangles' and 'stop' together. The CBR exam designer tests exactly that: shark's teeth say 'pay attention, give way' — only B7 says 'come to a full stop'.
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