Day 1 Chapter 5

Multiple Choice

Which is more dangerous: driving under the influence of alcohol or driving while tired? Why do you think so?

• Driving under the influence of Alcohol

• Driving while tired

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT part of the standard accident prevention formula?

• Be alert

• Be prepared

• Act in time

• Drive faster

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT considered a form of aggressive driving?

• Speeding

• Improper lane changes

• Disregarding traffic signals

• Using turn signals

Multiple Select

Which of the following are common distractions that can lead to collisions while driving?

• Lighting a cigarette

• Watching kids and pets

• Adjusting a mirror

• Following traffic laws

Multiple Choice

Who is most at risk of drowsy driving?

• People who are well-rested

• Sleep deprived individuals

• People driving with friends

• Experienced drivers

Open Ended

Describe two ways drivers can communicate with each other to increase safety on the road.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important for a motorist to keep a safe following distance?

• To have time to react to sudden stops

• To save fuel

• To increase speed

• To avoid driving too slow

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are correct practices for maintaining a safe following distance in different weather conditions?

• Increase following distance in rain and snow

• Decrease following distance in ideal conditions

• Maintain the same distance regardless of conditions

• Increase following distance only at night

Multiple Choice

What should you do when being passed by another vehicle?

• Stay in your lane and slow down

• Speed up to prevent passing

• Change lanes immediately

• Honk at the passing vehicle

Multiple Choice

What can happen if you drive at 35 MPH or more on wet roads, as shown in the diagram?

• Your car will stop faster

• You may hydroplane and lose control

• Your tires will grip better

• You will save fuel

Multiple Choice

What is the recommended following distance when driving on snow and ice?

• 2 seconds

• 4 seconds

• 6 seconds

• 8 seconds

Multiple Choice

What are the three key components of the standard accident prevention formula?

• Be alert, Be prepared, Act in time

• Drive slowly, Use seatbelts, Avoid distractions

• Check mirrors, Use turn signals, Obey speed limits

• Plan your route, Avoid traffic, Listen to music