How To Drive Chapter 7

___________ vision is the five-degree cone that makes up only three percent of a driver's total visual field.

• A. Central
• B. Tunnel
• C. Fringe
• D. Peripheral

The distance you look ahead is identified as your:

• A. Targeting scope
• B. Visual scope
• C. Targeting lead
• D. Visual lead

A driver should search the highway ________ seconds ahead.

• A. 3-4
• B. 9-10
• C. 12-15
• D. 20-30

A driver should maintain a visual-control zone of at least _________ seconds ahead.

• A. 3-4
• B. 9-10
• C. 12-15
• D. 20-30

To effectively search the total traffic scene, drivers should not monitor the area ____ of the vehicle.

• A. To the rear
• B. To the sides
• C. To the front
• D.  To the top

Fringe vision is used to judge _________.

• A. depth and length
• B. depth and position
• C. position and length
• D. path and position

  Peripheral vision is ______ in shape around the other vision fields.

• A. circular
• B. rectangular
• C. conical
• D. triangular

Searching the ground can not help you

• A.  judge a car's speed
• B. locate nearest exit
• C. locate markings or unusual road conditions
• D. locate small children or animals around cars

Recognizing a dangerous driving situation in advance

• A. allows time to plan evasive maneuvers.
• B. does not allow time for surprises.
• C. stops you from slow moving traffic.
• D.  is not a sign of a defensive driver.

Traffic elements can be classified into groups below EXCEPT:

• A. Signs, signals and markings
• B. Roadway features
• C. Motorized vehicles
• D. Exits, intersections and stops