Review 0134
Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
__A__ 1.
One way to control risk while driving is to
a. anticipate the actions of others. c. assume you have the right of way.
b. hurry to get where you are going. d. drive really slowly.
___D_ 2.
The noncrash costs of driving include
a. operating costs.
c. environmental costs.
b. fixed costs.
d. all of the above.
___B_3. Speed limits and all other traffic laws are enforced by
a. everybody.
c. cameras.
b. state and local police.
d. other drivers.
___C_4. Even-numbered signs run
a. north and south.
b. up and down.
c. east and west.
d. northeast and southwest.
___A_ 5.
An example of reckless driving would be
a. driving under the influence.
c. singing while driving.
b. listening to the radio while
d. driving in the rain.
driving.
___B_6. Fixed speed limits
a. are just suggestions.
b. do not change.
c. are set very low.
d. can be safely ignored.
___B_7. Before you enter your vehicle, you should
a. wash it.
b. inspect the outside and the area around it.
c. lock it.
d. make sure it is your car.
___D_ 8.
a.
b.
c.
d.
By keeping your vehicle’s doors locked while you are in the car, you
make the doors less likely to open in a crash.
prevent uninvited people from opening your vehicle door.
keep young children from opening the doors.
do all of the above.
___A_ 9.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Emergency flashers will warn other drivers that
your vehicle is stopped on or near the roadway.
you are driving normally, with the flow of traffic.
your alternator is damaged.
they should not try to pass you.
___B_10. If your engine is overheating, the ____ will flash.
a. oil pressure warning light
c. alternator warning light
b. temperature warning light
d. battery charge warning light
___B_11. One of the hardest turnabouts for a new driver is
a. a two-point turn.
c. driving around the block.
b. a three-point turn.
d. a U-turn.
___D_ 12.
a.
b.
c.
d.
When considering making a turnabout, you must make sure that
there are no laws prohibiting the turnabout.
there is at least 500 feet of visibility in each direction.
you have enough space to complete the maneuver.
all of the above.
___D_ 13.
When you parallel park, you will need a space at least how much longer than your
vehicle?
a. 7 feet
b. 12 feet
c. 3 feet
d. 5 feet
___C_14. When you park on a hill, you should
a. park as you would on flat ground.
b. turn your wheels away from the curb.
c. turn your wheels toward the curb.
d. leave your wheels facing straight ahead.
___B_15. It is usually illegal to park
a. in a perpendicular parking spot.
b. too close to a fire hydrant.
c. in a parallel parking spot.
d. two blocks from a bus stop.
___C_16. Without exceeding the speed limit, you should probably be going how much faster than
the vehicle in front of you in order to pass it?
a. 3 to 5 miles per hour
c. 10 to 15 miles per hour
b. 8 to 10 miles per hour
d. 17 to 20 miles per hour
___D_ 17.
Your plan for giving meaning to the driving task should include
a. how to look.
c. what to look for.
b. where to look.
d. all of the above.
___B_18. Understanding the difficulty of the driving task is aided by
a. your age.
c. the weather.
b. your driving experience.
d. how fast you are going.
___B_19. The best way to avoid collisions is to
a. drive slowly.
b. maintain adequate space around your vehicle.
c. stay far ahead of the car behind you.
d. drive quickly.
___A_ 20.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Your visual lead is
the distance you can see ahead of your vehicle.
where you identify objects that may require a response.
where you respond to what you perceive.
how much space you allow between vehicles in front of and behind you.
___B_21. The ideal following interval between you and the vehicle in front of or behind you is
a. two to three seconds.
c. four to six seconds.
b. three to four seconds.
d. six to seven seconds.
___D_ 22.
a.
b.
c.
d.
You should not try to pass a vehicle when
another vehicle is in your blind spot.
you are in another vehicle’s blind spot.
visibility is poor.
all of the above.
___B_23.
When coming to stop behind a vehicle in any traffic, you should be back far
enough to see?
a. the rear bumper
c. tail lights
b. the rubber meet the road
d. one car length
___C_24.
You should never follow another car less than how many seconds behind?
a. 15 seconds
c. 3 seconds
b. 7 seconds
d. 1 second
___A_ 25.
Entrances and exits onto highways are most often made from the
a. right lane.
c. top.
b. left lane.
d. bottom.
___D_ 26.
Rural roads can be more dangerous than urban roads because
a. they have loose, low-traction surfaces.
b. they might have sharper curves or steeper hills.
c. they might not have shoulders.
d. all of the above.
___A_ 27.
To help you manage visibility on rural roads, you should
a. drive with your high beams on.
c. drive close to the center of the
road.
b. stay in front of all other
d. drive very slowly.
vehicles.
___C_28.
a.
b.
c.
d.
When driving behind a large, slow-moving vehicle on a rural road, you should
stay close so it can block any oncoming dangers.
try to pass it as soon as possible.
leave enough space so it does not block your view of potential danger.
force it to pull out of your way.
___D_ 29.
Of the four basic kinds of roadway communication, which one represents
feedback?
a. planning to turn left or right
b. trouble ahead in the lane
c. a parked vehicle
d. thanking a driver for allowing you to pass
___C_30.
Most of the time at complex intersections, left-turn lanes are controlled by
a. a stop sign.
c. a green left-turn signal.
b. a left-turn arrow sign.
d. a police officer.
___C_31. Where one freeway ends at another you might find a
a. cloverleaf interchange.
c. trumpet interchange.
b. diamond interchange.
d. toll interchange.
___C_32.
One of the important ways light trucks are different than cars is that they
a. are lighter.
b. are smaller.
c. are heavier.
d. take less distance to stop.
___B_33.
In reference to the question above, what is the truck’s braking distance
compared to a car’s?
a. the same distance as
c. four times the distance of
b. twice the distance as
d. five times the distance of
___A_ 34.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Smaller cars with lower centers of gravity are
more stable than cars with higher centers of gravity.
less stable than cars with higher centers of gravity.
the same as any other car.
none of the above.
___C_35.
When driving on a crowned road, you can gain more control of your vehicle by
a. pulling the wheel to the left.
c. slowing down.
b. pulling the wheel to the right.
d. driving in the middle of the road.
___A_ 36.
The number one weather-related killer in the United States is/are
a. floods.
c. dust storms.
b. blizzards.
d. sleet.
___B_37.
In the case of flooding, cars can easily be carried away by water.
a. one foot of water.
c. three feet of water.
b. two feet of water.
d. five feet of water.
___A_ 38.
The reinforced glass on your vehicle made to withstand driving and pelting
objects is
a. the windshield.
c. the back window.
b. the side glass.
d. the moon roof.
___D_ 39.
a.
b.
c.
d.
When your vehicle skids, you should not
look in the direction you want to vehicle to go.
respond quickly.
make steering corrections.
brake.
___A_ 40.
To employ the threshold/squeeze braking method, you apply the brake pedal with
a. your toes.
c. your heel.
b. your entire foot.
d. both feet.
___C_41. In wet conditions, if you hydroplane, you should
a. brake or turn suddenly, to get out of it.
b. press the gas pedal.
c. gently pump the brake pedal if you need to brake.
d. take your hands off the wheel.
___C_42.
A personal factor that can control to drive more safely would be
a. other traffic.
c. knowledge.
b. weather.
d. lighting.
___A_ 43.
a.
b.
c.
d.
In any driving environment, the best thing you can do is
drive at a safe speed.
trust your reflexes to get you out of any trouble.
keep one foot covering the brake at all times.
accelerate out of trouble.
___D_ 44.
a.
b.
c.
d.
If you are in a collision, you should not
accuse anyone of causing the collision.
admit fault.
sign any form except those given to you by police.
do any of the above.
___C_45.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Vehicle fatality rates are highest for
large cars.
medium-sized cars.
small pickup trucks and small utility vehicles.
economy cars.
___B_46.
If you are in a collision, exchange information such as
a. your Social Security number.
c. a parent’s or guardian’s name.
b. your driver’s license information. d. a diagram of the accident.
___A_ 47.
One sign of carbon monoxide poisoning is
a. a headache.
c. a sore throat.
b. chest pain.
d. back pain.
___D_ 48.
Your eyes are responsible for gathering how much of the information in a driving
environment?
a. 25 percent
c. 75 percent
b. 50 percent
d. 90 percent
___C_49.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Sadness distracts you from driving
by increasing your concern for other drivers.
by raising your motivation.
by disconnecting you from reality.
by helping you deal properly with emerging situations.
___C_50.
a.
b.
c.
d.
If you encounter an aggressive driver, you should
return the aggression.
assume the driver will still obey traffic laws.
avoid all conflict.
try to calm the other driver down.
___C_51. Norms are different than written laws in that
a.
b.
c.
d.
there are no repercussions for breaking norms.
norms only apply to you if you know what they are.
norms are unwritten and enforced by people’s opinions.
you cannot break a norm.
___C_52.
Depressants slow down reflexes and also have a harmful effect on
a. reading and comprehension.
c. coordination.
b. hearing.
d. balance.
___D_ 53.
Your ability to drive can be impaired by
a. stimulants.
c. narcotics.
b. hallucinogens.
d. nearly every illegal drug.
___D_ 54.
The purpose of oil in your vehicle is
a. to lubricate engine parts.
c. to prevent rust and corrosion.
b. to clean internal engine surfaces. d. all of the above.
___A_ 55.
The level of engine oil is checked by
a. looking at the oil dipstick.
c. looking in the cylinders.
b. unscrewing the oil pan.
d. unhooking the cooling lines.
___C_56.
a.
b.
c.
d.
You should never remove the radiator cap from a hot engine because
it will cool the engine too quickly.
the fan will cease to work.
superheated fluid can erupt and cause severe burns.
the coolant will congeal.
Completion
Complete each sentence or statement.
57. _Risk___________________is defined as the possibility of personal injuries or
damage to vehicles and property.
58. If the number on a highway sign is _______odd_________, it means that the road
runs north and south.
59. The goal of driver’s education is not just to learn to drive. It is to learn to navigate
roads and highways __safely and responsibly______.
60. Wise drivers drive ___defensively__________.
61. _Mobility______is the ability to move or be moved.
62. You should make yourself as ___visible____ as possible when negotiating traffic,
especially when in right-of-way situations.
63. When an authorized emergency vehicle approaches, you should move to the
_right__________.
64. The vehicle registration should be kept ___inside_________ the vehicle.
65. Yellow lines may be single, double, __solid______, or ____broken____.
66. When using a shared left-turn lane, you should watch out for vehicles pulling out of
_side streets _______ and ___entrances_______.
67. Though you should follow the advice of your driving instructor, most drivers use their
__right________ foot to brake.
68. Hand-over-hand and __push pull slide___ are two techniques to steer through a turn.
69. You should begin to accelerate about ___halfway____ through a turn to pull out of it.
70. Where you identify objects/conditions that may require a response or continuous
attention is the __visual control zone___.
71. A ____judgement call_____ is a situation in which the driver should size up the
situation and then decide what would be best to do.
72. Always be ready to ___stop_(brake)_ or ____steer_______ to avoid a collision.
73. Often, your only chance to avoid a collision in city traffic is __braking_______.
74. The direction of traffic in a roundabout is ____counterclockwise______.
75. You will find a __dashed yield______ line at the roundabout intersection.
76. Every year, more than __1/3________ of all deaths to vehicle occupants occur in sideimpact crashes.
77. Lanes alongside the main travel lanes of the highway that allow a vehicle to reduce
speed to exit are called _speed change exit lanes_______.
78. The purpose of __ramps_____ is to move vehicles from one lane to another or one road
to another..
79. When walking near a roadway, you should walk ___against______ traffic.
80. The blind spots around a truck are called the __no zone______.
81. The most popular vehicles on the road today are __light trucks___.
82. Drivers tend not to look for __parked vehicles____ because these vehicles are not as
common as cars or trucks.
83. It is difficult for riders of two-wheel vehicles to see to the ____rear______.
84. If trying to "rock" your car, you should make sure not to spin __the wheels_____.
85. A fog-like weather condition caused by pollution or factories is _industrial smog_____.
86. _Inattentiveness_____ makes you less likely to remember any rules of conduct.
87. New drivers are often even more ___overconfident____ than most.
88. The most abused drug in the United States is probably __alcohol____.
89. There is no such thing as __responsible drinking____ for an underage person.
90. You should check radiator coolant level by looking at the __radiator overflow tank____.
91. The most important fluid in the car is ___oil_______.
92. The air-fuel vapor injected into the cylinders is ignited by a ___spark plug_____.
93. Be sure to use the right gas in your vehicle; ___leaded gas___ will destroy the
catalytic converter.
94. The first step to maintaining your electrical and light systems is to keep your
___battery_____ in top working condition.
True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
__T__95.
The two types of signs are regulatory signs and warning signs.
__F__96.
As long as there is no cross traffic, it is okay to slowly coast through a stop sign.
__T_ 97. Highway signs convey information through colors, shapes, symbols, words, and
numbers.
_T_98. Yellow lines separate traffic traveling in opposite directions.
__F_99. White lines perpendicular to the roadway separate same-direction traffic into lanes.
_F_100. It is acceptable to travel in an HOV lane when driving alone.
__T__ 101.
A brown sign with white lettering is a recreational sign.
__F__102.
It is okay to adjust your seat and steering wheel position while driving.
__T__ 103.
The parking brake is also called an “emergency” or “hand” brake.
__F__104.
Properly adjusted mirrors will eliminate all blind spots.
__F__105.
Your horn should be used to warn cyclists about pedestrians.
__F__106.
Antitheft devices prevent thieves from stealing any vehicle.
__F__107.
The best way to prevent yourself from speeding is to trust that you know how
fast you are going.
__F__108.
Manual transmissions are less difficult to operate than automatic transmissions.
__T__ 109. Steering is often the only way to avoid a collision above 25 to 30 miles per hour
because of the increased distance and time needed to stop the vehicle.
__T__ 110. You should direct your attention to a spot 20 to 30 seconds ahead along your
intended path of travel.
__T__ 111. Push-pull-feed steering gives you more control of the vehicle because you keep
both hands on the steering wheel.
__F__112.
If you are momentarily blinded by glare, you can keep driving normally because an
oncoming car will pass quickly.
__F__113.
Even if your tires are worn or out of balance, they will not do any damage to
other components of the vehicle.
__T__ 114.
You tend to steer your vehicle in the direction in which you are looking.
__F__115.
You do not always have to stop and yield to pedestrians in crosswalks to allow
them to cross the street.
__T__ 116.
Ground viewing is a scanning technique.
__F__117.
How alert you are does not affect giving meaning to events on the road.
__T__ 118.
It takes your full, undivided attention to drive safely.
__T__ 119. You should encourage a tailgater to pass by slowing gradually and moving to the
right side of the lane.
__F__120.
If you miss a turn on a busy street, stop and back up instead of going to the next
intersection.
__T__ 121. The three major highway conditions that require you to adjust speed are changes
in visibility, traction, and space.
__F__122.
You do not need to slow down if you cannot keep a safe distance between your
vehicle and another, as long as you think you can stop in time.
__T__ 123. A banked curve works with the force of gravity to help you stay on the road
through the turn.
__F__124.
When parking in a hailstorm, you should angle your car so that the hail hits the
back of your car.
__T__ 125. Even though a flooded area appears shallow enough to cross, you should not try
to cross it.
__F__126.
If your car is fast enough, you should try to out drive a tornado rather than
stopping.
__T__ 127.
An easy way to minimize glare is to see that your windshield is clean.
__F__128.
Going up and down hills does not affect driving difficulty.
__T__ 129.
Wet roads or excessive speed can cause your vehicle to go into a skid.
__T__ 130. When in a skid, you might need to make several steering corrections to get the
car to go where you want it.
__T__ 131.
Driving up a long, steep hill can cause your engine to overheat.
__T__ 132. If you cannot avoid a collision, you should steer so that you sideswipe an object
instead of hitting it head-on.
__T__ 133.
If both headlights fail at the same time, you should try switching to high beams.
__T__ 134. If your vehicle breaks down and you cannot call for help, you should raise the
hood or turn on your flashers.
__F__135.
While waiting for help to arrive, it is okay to sit in your vehicle while it idles, or
stand in front of it or behind it.
__F__136.
If you do not stop after having been in a collision, you are not breaking the law.
__T__ 137. Frequent yawning, loss of concentration, and varying speed can be indications of
fatigue.
__T__ 138. Depending on your condition, your wisest course of action might be not to drive
at all.
__T__ 139. Some medications for common illnesses can seriously impair your ability to drive
safely.
__F__140.
If you have a physical disability, you cannot get a driver’s license.
__T__ 141. One way older people compensate for their physical decline is by calling on their
years of driving experience.
__T__ 142. Most problems affecting the suspension and steering systems develop gradually
as a result of wear.
__T__ 143.
You should have your oil changed every 5,000 miles or every six months.
__T__ 144.
All of the car’s fluids can be checked near the engine, under the hood.
__T__ 145.
The check engine light might come on if the gas cap is not fully tightened.
__F__146.
Seat belts are designed for young children.
Matching
Match the following terms by placing the letter of the definition to the left of the
item.
a. point system
f. right-of-way
b.
c.
d.
e.
road test
certificate of title
VIN
vehicle registration
g.
h.
i.
j.
advisory speed limit
implied consent law
GDL
vehicular homicide
__D__ 147.
vehicle identification number
__C__148.
proves you legally own the vehicle
__J__ 149.
reckless driving resulting in the death of another person
__A__ 150.
assigns each driver points for driving violations
__G__ 151.
suggests a temporary adjustment to the speed limit
__I__152.
a restricted driver’s license for beginning drivers
__E__153.
shows who is responsible for operating a vehicle
__F__154.
the right to proceed first
__B__155.
tests your ability to actually drive
__H__ 156.
drivers will consent to taking a BAC test if requested
Match the following signs and their characteristics by placing the letter of the
characteristic to the left of the name of the sign.
a. yield sign
e. international sign
b. speed-limit sign
f. HOV sign
c. warning sign
g. mileage sign
d. guide sign
h. roadside-service sign
__E__157.
can be understood without knowing another language
__F__158.
restricts lane use to a minimum number of passengers per vehicle
__C__159.
green with white lettering
__G__ 160.
blue with white lettering
__A__ 161.
alerts you to changes in the condition of use of the roadway
__B__162.
the maximum speed allowed on a roadway
__H__ 163.
when you move from one roadway onto or across another one
__D__ 164.
identifies roadways and routes
Match the following terms with the definition.
a. ignition switch
f. alternator
b. cruise control
g. abs
c. daytime running lights
h. acc.
d. airbags
i. overdrive gear
e. odometer
__B__165.
lets you maintain a constant speed without keeping your foot on the accelerator
__F__166.
provides electricity to keep the engine running
__G__ 167.
antilock brake system
__A__ 168.
usually on the steering column, holds the key and starts the car
__I__169.
allows the engine to run more slowly and fuel efficiently at high speeds
__H__ 170.
one of the five ignition switch positions
__C__171.
automatically come on and stay on while the engine is running
__E__172.
keeps track of the total number of miles the vehicle has been driven
__D__ 173.
inflate automatically in a frontal crash
Match the following terms by placing the letter of the definition to the left of the
term.
a. deceleration
d. downshift
b. threshold braking
e. tracking
c. friction point
__C__174.
where the engine and transmission engage
__E__175.
keeping your vehicle moving on the path of travel you have chosen
__A__ 176.
decreasing speed
__B__177.
pressing the brake pedal to a point just before the wheels lock
__D__ 178.
shift from a higher to a lower gear
Match the following terms by placing the letter of the definition to the left of the
term.
a. visual acuity
f. yaw
b. fringe or peripheral vision
g. searching
c. depth perception
h. scanning
d. pitch
i. giving meaning, understanding
e. roll
j. commentary driving
__I__179.
a mental process concerning understanding what you perceive
__F__180.
spinning action due to a loss of traction
__H__ 181.
looking at everything in the driving environment
__C__182.
ability to judge the distance of objects
__A__ 183.
a measure of how well you see
__J__ 184.
saying aloud what you sense in real-world traffic situations
__E__185.
a vehicle’s side-to-side balance
__B__186.
what you can see to the sides
__D__ 187.
forward/backward vertical movement of the car
__G__ 188.
picking up bits of information quickly with quick looks
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. interchange
d. limited access expressways
b. merging traffic
e. controlled-access expressways
c. entrance ramps
__E__189.
freeways and toll roads
__C__190.
allow vehicle entry at specific places
__A__ 191.
points where two highways cross
__D__ 192.
allow you to enter another expressway
__B__193.
traffic is entering the expressway
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. jaywalking
d. cyclist
b. ground viewing
e. no zone
c. SUV
__D__ 194.
someone on a bicycle or motorcycle
__E__195.
the blind spots around a truck
__A__ 196.
crossing the street without regard for traffic rules
__B__197.
searching beneath parked vehicles
__C__198.
sport utility vehicle
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. total stopping distance
f. friction
b. human-perception distance
g. adhesion
c. banked roads
h. kinetic energy
d. vehicle-braking distance
i. momentum
e. inertia
j. crowned roads
__E__199.
states that objects at rest do not move unless some force acts on them
__F__200.
the force between two surfaces that resists the movement of one surface
across the other
__G__201.
sticking together
__A__202.
the distance it takes to stop a vehicle
__C__203.
roads built higher on the outside than on the inside
__J__204.
roads built higher in the center than at either edge
__H__205.
the energy of motion
__D__206.
the distance the vehicle travels once the brakes have been applied
__B__207.
the distance traveled from the time your eyes see a hazard to the time your
brain recognizes it
__I__208.
a combination of an object’s weight and speed
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. skid
e. blowout skid
b. braking skid
f. ABS
c. power skid
g. grip
d. cornering skid
__F__209.
antilock braking system
__A__210.
when all four wheels lose traction in a turn simultaneously
__G__211.
the ability to change the vehicle speed or direction
__B__212.
a skid caused by the brakes being applied too hard
__C__213.
a skid caused by excess acceleration
__D__214.
when your vehicle careens wildly across the road
__E__215. a skid caused by a tire suddenly going flat
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. fatigue
e. compensate
b. repetition
f. carbon monoxide
c. duration
g. rumble strips
d. recovery time
__E__216.
to make allowances for impaired driving condition
__F__217.
an odorless, colorless gas that can kill you
__G__218.
ridges on the road surface that cause noise and vibration to wake drowsy drivers
__A__219.
weariness resulting from too much exertion
__B__220.
the number of times you repeat an action
__D__221.
a break from a fatigue-inducing activity
__C__222.
the length of time you engage in a task
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. inattention
e. frustration
b. distraction
c. aggressive driving
d. road rage
f. peer pressure
g. norms
h. customs
__D__223.
criminal acts directed against another person through physical violence while you
are driving
__H__224.
behaviors that satisfy people’s needs for comfortably interacting with one
another
__E__225.
disappointment caused by unsatisfied desires
__A__226.
a lack of paying attention
__G__227.
standards of behavior that govern how people behave in different situations
__B__228.
any thing or situation that draws your mind off the task at hand
__C__229.
a combination of dangerous acts committed while driving
__F__230.
the influence people your age have on you to think and act like them
Match the following terms with the correct definition.
a. blood alcohol concentration
e. depressants
b. static vision
f. stimulants
c. dynamic vision
g. hallucinogens
d. over-the-counter drugs
h. synergism
__B__231.
visually interpreting something that is not in motion
__G__232.
drugs that change the way a person thinks, sees, and acts
__F__233.
drugs that speed up the central nervous system
__A__234.
the amount of alcohol in a person’s blood
__H__235.
the interaction of one drug with another to enhance the effect of one or both
__D__236.
can be purchased legally without a prescription
__E__237.
drugs that slow down the central nervous system
__C__238.
visually interpreting something that is in motion
review
Answer Section
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. ANS: A
2. ANS: D
3. ANS: B
4. ANS: C
5. ANS: A
6. ANS: B
7. ANS: B
8. ANS: D
9. ANS: A
10. ANS: B
11. ANS: B
12. ANS: D
13. ANS: D
14. ANS: C
15. ANS: B
16. ANS: C
17. ANS: D
18. ANS: B
19. ANS: B
20. ANS: A
21. ANS: B
22. ANS: D
23. ANS: B
24. ANS: C
25. ANS: A
26. ANS: D
27. ANS: A
28. ANS: C
29. ANS: D
30. ANS: C
31. ANS: C
32. ANS: C
33. ANS: B
34. ANS: A
35. ANS: C
36. ANS: A
37. ANS: B
38. ANS: A
39. ANS: D
40. ANS: A
41. ANS: C
42. ANS: C
43. ANS: A
44. ANS: D
45. ANS: C
46. ANS: B
47. ANS: A
48. ANS: D
49. ANS: C
50. ANS: C
51. ANS: C
52. ANS: C
53. ANS: D
54. ANS: D
55. ANS: A
56. ANS: C
COMPLETION
57. ANS: Risk
58. ANS: odd
59. ANS:
safely and responsibly
responsibly and safely
60. ANS: defensively
61. ANS: Mobility
62. ANS: visible
63. ANS: right
64. ANS: inside
65. ANS:
solid, broken
broken, solid
66. ANS:
entrances, side streets
side streets, entrances
67. ANS: right
68. ANS:
push-pull-feed
push pull feed
69. ANS: halfway
70. ANS: visual control zone
71. ANS: judgment call
72. ANS: stop or steer
73. ANS: braking
74. ANS: counterclockwise
75. ANS: dashed yield
76. ANS:
one-third
one third
1/3
77. ANS: speed-change lanes
78. ANS: ramps
79. ANS: facing
80. ANS: no zone
81. ANS: light trucks
82. ANS: parked vehicles
83. ANS: rear
84. ANS: the wheels
85. ANS: industrial smog
86. ANS: Inattentiveness
87. ANS: overconfident
88. ANS: alcohol
89. ANS: responsible drinking
90. ANS: radiator overflow tank
91. ANS: oil
92. ANS: spark plug
93. ANS: leaded gas
94. ANS: battery
TRUE/FALSE
95. ANS: T
96. ANS: F
97. ANS: T
98. ANS: T
99. ANS: F
100. ANS: F
101. ANS: T
102. ANS: F
103. ANS: T
104. ANS: F
105. ANS: F
106. ANS: F
107. ANS: F
108. ANS: F
109. ANS: T
110. ANS: T
111. ANS: T
112. ANS: F
113. ANS: F
114. ANS: T
115. ANS: F
116. ANS: T
117. ANS: F
118. ANS: T
119. ANS: T
120. ANS: F
121. ANS: T
122. ANS: F
123. ANS: T
124. ANS: F
125. ANS: T
126. ANS: F
127. ANS: T
128. ANS: F
129. ANS: T
130. ANS: T
131. ANS: T
132. ANS: T
133. ANS: T
134. ANS: T
135. ANS: F
136. ANS: F
137. ANS: T
138. ANS: T
139. ANS: T
140. ANS: F
141. ANS: T
142. ANS: T
143. ANS: T
144. ANS: T
145. ANS: T
146. ANS: F
MATCHING
147. ANS: D
148. ANS: C
149. ANS: J
150. ANS: A
151. ANS: G
152. ANS: I
153. ANS: E
154. ANS: F
155. ANS: B
156. ANS: H
157. ANS: E
158. ANS: F
159. ANS: C
160. ANS: G
161. ANS: A
162. ANS: B
163. ANS: H
164. ANS: D
165. ANS: B
166. ANS: F
167. ANS: G
168. ANS: A
169. ANS: I
170. ANS: H
171. ANS: C
172. ANS: E
173. ANS: D
174. ANS: C
175. ANS: E
176. ANS: A
177. ANS: B
178. ANS: D
179. ANS: I
180. ANS: F
181. ANS: H
182. ANS: C
183. ANS: A
184. ANS: J
185. ANS: E
186. ANS: B
187. ANS: D
188. ANS: G
189. ANS: E
190. ANS: C
191. ANS: A
192. ANS: D
193. ANS: B
194. ANS: D
195. ANS: E
196. ANS: A
197. ANS: B
198. ANS: C
199. ANS: E
200. ANS: F
201. ANS: G
202. ANS: A
203. ANS: C
204. ANS: J
205. ANS: H
206. ANS: D
207. ANS: B
208. ANS: I
209. ANS: F
210. ANS: A
211. ANS: G
212. ANS: B
213. ANS: C
214. ANS: D
215. ANS: E
216. ANS: E
217. ANS: F
218. ANS: G
219. ANS: A
220. ANS: B
221. ANS: D
222. ANS: C
223. ANS: D
224. ANS: H
225. ANS: E
226. ANS: A
227. ANS: G
228. ANS: B
229. ANS: C
230. ANS: F
231. ANS: B
232. ANS: G
233. ANS: F
234. ANS: A
235. ANS: H
236. ANS: D
237. ANS: E
238. ANS: C