Drivers Ed Module 3 Quiz Review

Module 3 Quiz Review

Understanding Vehicle Control: Starting, Steering, and Stopping

Multiple Choice

What is hand-to-hand steering well-suited for? 

•   Skid recovery 

•   Perpendicular parking 

• Steering through curves

• Maneuvering in a space with limited sight lines

Multiple Choice

Which method of steering provides less chance of injury in a crash when a vehicle is equipped with an air bag? 

•  One-handed steering 

• Hand-over-hand steering 

• Hand-to-hand steering

• Hand position at 10 and 2 o’clock

Multiple Choice

When backing straight, how should you position your body? 

  

 

  

• Turn left and look through side rear window.

• Turn right with right arm over the back of the seat. 

•  Stay positioned forward and look in your rear view mirror. 

• Stay positioned forward and look in your side view mirrors.

Multiple Choice

What is one of the last things a driver should do just before entering the roadway from the curb?

• Check the side view and rearview mirrors. 

• Release the parking brake. 

• Check the side mirror blind area. 

•  Shift selector to DRIVE.

Multiple Choice

How should the driver grip the steering wheel? 

   

• From the inside of the rim

• With the palms of the hands

•   Very gently

• From the outside of the rim

Multiple Choice

Which steering technique is correct when backing? 

•  Steer in the same direction you want to move the car.   

    

• Steer right on the wheel to make your car go left. 

• Steer in opposite direction you want the back of the car to go. 

•   Turn your wheel twice as much.

Multiple Choice

What position should you place your hands on the wheel when driving? 

• 9 and 3 o’clock 

•   10 and 2 o’clock

•  

    12 o’clock 

•   6 o’clock 

Multiple Choice

After you have stopped at the curb to park your car, the last of these things you should do is:

• shift to park (P). 

• set parking brake.

•  turn off radio and lights.

• remove key from ignition switch.

Multiple Choice

Before moving a car in reverse (R), safe drivers:

• avoid use of the left foot on the brake pedal.

• straighten the front wheels to prevent side movement.

• shift into reverse (R) after the parking brake is released.

• check to see that the area behind the vehicle is clear.

Multiple Choice

After starting the engine, but before shifting into drive you should:

• shift from NEUTRAL to PARK.

• release the parking brake after shifting.

• keep your foot on the brake pedal.

• pump the accelerator several times.