THIS
IS
With Your
Hosts...
Laws of
nature on
car
Emergencies
Rules of the
road
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
300
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
400
400
400
400
500
500
500
500
500
500
Signs and their
meanings
Driving
under the
influence
Intersections
100
100
200
A 100
Railroad here
A 100
A 200
Right Lane
ending
A 200
A 300
Divided
highway
ends
A 300
What does the red “X” ?
A 400
Lane closed
You must leave
that lane
A 400
This shape means:
A 500
warning
A 500
What is the most
accurate way to
determine if a
person is under the
influence of
alcohol?
B 100
DETERMINE
THE
PERSON’S
(BAC)
B 100
What is the
effect of a
depressant
drug?
B 200
Slows down
the central
nervous
system
B 200
To whom does
a drinking
driver present
a hazard?
B 300
Everyone
B 300
Driving privileges of
someone under the
age of 21 will be
suspended if the
BAC is over:
B 400
.0 %
B 400
What is the likely
effect of taking a
drug and then
drinking an
alcoholic beverage?
B 500
The effects of
both will be
multiplied
B 500
LIST TWO CLUES
THAT HELP
IDENTIFY AN
INTERSECTION
AHEAD:
C 100
STREET SIGNS
AND STREET
LIGHTS
C 100
You should treat
an uncontrolled
intersection as if
which sign is
present?
C 200
YIELD
C 200
Assuming a rightturn-on red is
permitted, when
can you legally
turn?
C 300
After stopping
and yielding to
pedestrians and
vehicles
C 300
Place A Wager
DAILY
DOUBLE
Whole team can
answer
C 400
YOU DRIVE 140 MILES.
YOU GET 20 MILES TO A
GALLON OF GAS. GAS
COSTS $3.OO A
GALLON.
HOW MUCH DID GAS FOR
THE TRIP COST?
C 400
$21
C 400
WHAT IS THE
CORRECT
PROCEDURE WHEN
APPROACHING A
FLASHING RED LIGHT
AT AN
INTERSECTION?
C 500
MAKE A
COMPLETE STOP
AND PROCEED
WHEN THE WAY
IS CLEAR
C 500
How does the
traction on a muddy,
sandy, or gravel road
compare to a paved
roadway?
D 100
Less traction
D 100
What force is
applied to a car
going up hill?
D 200
gravity
D 200
What will be the
result of adding
weight to the
top of a car?
D 300
Higher center of
gravity (stability
is reduced)
D 300
WHERE IS THE
BEST PLACE TO
ADJUST THE SPEED
OF A CAR TO STEER
THROUGH A
CURVE?
D 400
Before
entering the
curve
D 400
Which automatic
transmission gear
should you use to
fight the force of
gravity when going
down a steep hill?
D 500
Lower gear
D 500
What is the first thing you
should you do if your
brakes seem to fail?
E 100
Pump your
brakes fast
and hard
E 100
What would a flat
tire on the right
front wheel
normally cause a
car to do?
E 200
Pull to the right
E 200
When is it
necessary swerve
to avoid a collision?
E 300
When you judge
that braking hard
will not prevent
the collision
E 300
What is the
correct procedure
to stop a
sideways skid?
E 400
Steer in the
direction that
the car is
skidding
E 400
What should you
do if the
temperature light
shows the engine
is overheated?
E 500
Stop, let the
engine cool (turn
on heater) have
the cooling
system checked
E 500
Are you permitted
to cross a double
yellow line to
make a left turn
into a driveway
F 100
yes
F 100
A solid yellow line and
a broken yellow line
are painted at the
center of a two-lane
highway. Describe the
rule for passing?
F 200
You may pass
only when the
broken yellow line
is on your side
F 200
Describe the
center line on a
one-way street
F 300
Broken white
F 300
What is the correct
procedure for turning
right when you see the
following green arrow ?
F 400
Do not stop but
yield to traffic
and pedestrians
F 400
Regardless of the
speed limit sign, the
basic speed law
requires one to
drive at what rate?
F 500
No faster than is
safe for existing
conditions
F 500
The Final Jeopardy
Category is:
Map reading.
Please record your wager.
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What street can be found on a
map that lists its location as J-8?
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
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Jane Adams Drive
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Thank You for Playing
Driver Ed. Jeopardy!
(part 1)
THIS
IS
With Your
Host...
Seat
restraints
Driving
Decisions
Motorcycle
safety &
INSURANCE
Weather
conditions
Lane
strategies
100
100
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
200
300
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
400
400
400
400
500
500
500
500
500
500
Miscellaneous
What will a
properly
adjusted seat
belt do?
A 100
Reduce the
risk of injury
A 100
Rear-facing infant
seats should be
secured in what part
of the car?
A 200
Back seat
A 200
The CHILD
PASSENGER
PROTECTION ACT
requires the use of
approved safety
seats by children
under what age?
A 300
8
A 300
What is the
minimum
distance you
should sit from an
air bag?
A 400
10 inches
A 400
All passengers in the
front seat must wear
safety belts. All
passengers in the back
seat must also wear
safety belts if they are
under what age ?
A 500
18
A 500
You are
temporary blinded
by on-coming
headlights. What
do you do?
B 100
Look at the right
edge of your
lane (white line)
B 100
In a “road rage”
situation you
should…
B 200
Keep your cool
and drop back
to avoid a
confrontation
B 200
You are turning right
and joining traffic. As
the traffic speed
increases, what must
happen to the gap
you are entering
B 300
The gap must
be larger
B 300
Driving
decisions can
be based on
avoiding ….
B 400
Conflicts with
others
B 400
What Dr.Ed.
process do the
letters SIPDE
stand for?
B 500
Search
Identify
Predict
Decide
Execute
B 500
What is the result
of riding a
motorcycle
without a helmet?
C 100
Increased
risk of fatal
head injury
C 100
To protect a
motorcyclist,
what should the
jacket and pants
be made of ?
C 200
Leather
C 200
When following a
motorcyclist, what
is the safest
driving
procedure?
C 300
Increase your
following
distance
C 300
DAILY
DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400
What type of
insurance is
required by state
law ?
C 400
Liability coverage
C 400
What is the first
thing you must do if
you are involved in
a collision?
C 500
Stop
immediately in a
safe place, if
possible
C 500
During the daytime, if
you must use your
wipers, what else
must you do by state
law?
D 100
Turn on lowbeam
headlights
D 100
A computer-controlled
device that prevents
your wheels from
locking is called…
D 200
An anti-lock
braking
system
D 200
When driving
in fog, what
lights should
be on?
D 300
Low-beam
headlights
D 300
What should you
do to avoid
hydroplaning?
D 400
Reduce speed
and drive in the
tracks of the
vehicle ahead of
you
D 400
Why do roadways
become slicker
when rainfall first
begins?
D 500
DUST AND OIL
ON THE
ROADWAY MIX
WITH THE
RAINWATER
D 500
WHICH LANE
SHOULD YOU
BE IN TO BEGIN
A LEFT TURN
FROM A TWOWAY STREET?
E 100
THE LANE
CLOSEST TO
THE CENTER
LANE
E 100
What does aim
high in steering
mean?
E 200
Look far
ahead as you
drive
E 200
What is the correct
procedure when
your lane is ending
from a multi-lane to
a single lane?
E 300
Change lanes as
soon as possible
E 300
What is the
proper location to
select when
making a
turnabout
(3pt turn)?
E 400
A place with
clear visibility
in each
direction
E 400
When can you
make a left turn on
red ?
E 500
From a one way
street to another
one way street
E 500
When you tap
your brake pedal,
what message
are you giving to
the other drivers?
F 100
I am planning
to slow or
brake
F 100
Where is the risk of
collision the
highest?
F 200
An
intersection
F 200
As you approach an
uncontrolled
intersection, you
identify a pedestrian
who has entered the
intersection. What
must you do?
F 300
Yield to the
pedestrian
F 300
What term best
describes a traffic light
that has been green for
sometime ?
F 400
Stale, likely
to turn yellow
F 400
What three things
should you do as
you approach and
cross all Railroad
Tracks?
F 500
1.Slow Down
2. Look & Listen
3. Make sure there is room
on other side to cross
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category
is:
Highway transportation
system.
Please record your wager.
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What are the parts of the
highway transportation
system?
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People,vehicles, and
roadways
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Thank You for Playing
Driver Ed. Jeopardy!
(part 2)
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Driver Ed Version
Alcohol Review
The Rules of the Game
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
Each team will get a chance to answer at least
10 questions.
The teacher will select one member of the
team to answer each question.
For each correct answer, each member will
receive 1 bonus point.
If you miss the answer a person on the other
team will be given a chance to answer
correctly.
More Game Rules

Each team is allowed 3 lifelines.
 50-50: Two answers will be
excluded.
 The audience: your group can be
asked for the answer.
 Phone a friend: you ask one person
on the team for the answer.
More Game Rules


Each row will designate a person to
keep track of points and lifetimes
used.
The difficulty of questions for each
row goes from easy to harder, so it
may be strategic to align your row’s
personnel accordingly.
Are There Any Questions?
Then Let The Game Begin!
Question 1
Alcohol can effect driving at a BAC
as low as?
A. 0.02%
B. 0.04%
C. 0.08%
D. 0.10%
Question 2
BAC is not determined by
A. The amount of
alcohol you
consume
C. The amount of
food in your
stomach
B. Your body
weight
D. The type of
alcohol you drink
Question 3
The alcoholic content of wine
ranges from:
A. 3% to 5%
C. 12% to 14%
B. 4% to 12%
D. 40% to 60%
Question 4
Which of the following will help you
sober up?
A. Caffeine
B. A cold shower
C. Time
D. All the above
Question 5
BAC is a measurement of the level of
alcohol in your system based on a test of
your…
A. blood
B. breath
C. urine
D. All of the
above
Question 6
It is quite possible to die if you
chug…
A. beer
B. whiskey
C. wine
D. kool-aid
Question 7
What is the law that says you must
take a breathalyzer or lose your
licence?
A. DUI
B. Zero Tolerance
C. Intoxication
Law
D. Implied
Consent
What age group has the highest
percentage of alcohol-related
fatalities?
A. Over 50
B. 40 - 50
C. 26 - 39
D. 16 - 19
Question 8
Question 9
The body rids itself of alcohol
through a process called:
A. Synergism
B. Intoxication
C. Inhibition
D. Oxidation
Question 10
The greatest number of alcoholrelated collisions result from:
A. Poor
execution of
skills
C. Poor judgment
B. Tunnel vision
D. Dizziness and
drowsiness
Question 10
The greatest number of alcoholrelated collisions result from:
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Next Slide
A. Poor
execution of
skills
B. Tunnel vision
C. Poor judgment
D. Dizziness and
drowsiness
NEXT
QUESTION
Question 11
If you are under 21 and are caught with
open alcohol in the car your license will
be suspended for...
A. 1 month
B. 3 months
C. 6 months
D. 12 months
If you are under 21 and are driving
with even a trace of alcohol in your
system, you will have your license
suspended for...
A. 1 month
B. 3 months
C. 6 months
D. 12 months
Question 12
If you are under 21 and are driving
with even a trace of alcohol in your
system, you will have your license
suspended for...
A. 1 month
B.3 months
C. 6 months
D. 12 months
Question 12
Next
Question
Question 13
The word alcohol is commonly used
term for the chemical substance of
all of these except..
A. Ethanol
B. Grain alcohol
C. Ethyl alcohol
D. Methyl alcohol
Question 14
Alcohol is classified as a…
A. Depressant
B. Stimulant
C. Hallucinogen
D. None of the
above
Question 15
A person drinking alcohol will often
get a sense of well-being,
sometimes described as:
A. Inhibition
B. Hangover
C. Intoxication
D. Euphoria
Question 16
What advice should you give a
social drinker planning to drive?
A. Do not drink
on an empty
stomach.
B. Be extra
careful.
C. Wait I hour
after drinking
before driving
D. Appoint a
designated
driver.
Question 17
At what time of day do most
alcohol-related fatalities occur?
A. After dawn
B. Rush hour
C. Evening
D. After midnight
Question 18
A bottle of a wine cooler has the
same amount of alcohol as:
A. A beer
B. A shot of
whiskey
C. A glass of wine
D. All of the
above
Question 18
A bottle of a wine cooler has the
same amount of alcohol as:
A. A beer
B. A shot of
whiskey
C. A glass of wine
D. All of the
above
Next
Question
Question 19
If a liquor has an alcoholic content of 90
proof, what percent of it is alcohol?
A. 180
B. 90
C. 45
D. 35
Question 20
How long does it take for the body
to eliminate one beer?
A. 20 minutes
B. ½ hour
C. More than 1
hour
D. 3 hours
Question 21
What BAC level is considered legally
drunk in most states?
A. .05%
B. .08%
C. .10%
D. .15%
Question 22
Marijuana and alcohol are alike in all of
the following ways except:
A. They both
impair judgment
B. They both
lessen
coordination
C. They both
remain in the
body a long time
D. They both
hinder memory
The End