Question

a green arrow pointing to the left on a traffic light means you may: turn left or continue going straight turn in that direction only after you stop make a protected turn in that direction make a turn even if it may cause an accident, since you have the right - of - way

Explanation:

A green arrow on a traffic light indicates a protected turn. This means that other traffic (such as oncoming vehicles) is stopped (by red lights), so you can safely make the turn in the direction of the arrow without interference from conflicting traffic.

• The first option “Turn left or continue going straight” is incorrect because a left - pointing green arrow specifically pertains to the left - turn movement, not straight - through traffic (unless there are additional signs/lights allowing straight - through, but the arrow itself doesn't imply that).
• The second option “Turn in that direction only after you stop” is wrong. A green arrow (as opposed to a flashing yellow arrow) does not require a stop before turning.
• The fourth option “Make a turn even if it may cause an accident, since you have the right - of - way” is dangerous and incorrect. Right - of - way does not mean ignoring safety; you still need to ensure the turn can be made safely (e.g., no pedestrians in the crosswalk).

Answer:

Make a protected turn in that direction