FHS - PM/Standard 4 Part 1 Review

Front

The weight shift forward and backwards in your vehicle is referred to as....

Back

Pitch

Front

The weight shift side to side in your vehicle is referred to as.....

Back

Roll

Front

The weight shifts due to sudden turns while also changing speed your vehicle is experiencing.....

Back

Yaw

Front

Esther is driving her mother’s SUV when she takes a curve going too fast. What type of collision is most likely in this situation?

Back

Rollover

Front

What is the driver doing when they are holding their foot over top of the accelerator but not touching it?

Back

Preparing to accelerate or brake, Covering the accelerator, Allowing the vehicle to coast

Front

What does ABS stand for and how do you activate it?

Back

Anti-Lock Braking System (Stomp, Stay, Steer)

Front

What plays a factor in your stopping distance? Perception time, Reaction time, Braking distance, All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

Andy is driving on a busy interstate and wants to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of him. The best way to do this would be to -

Back

use a landmark and count to make sure there are at least four seconds between their vehicles

Front

How would you explain closed zone around your vehicle?

Back

Space or area that is not available in the vehicles path of travel

Front

How would you explain open zone around your vehicle?

Back

Space where you can drive without restrictions