Responsible Driving: Unit 3 Review

Every intersection where streets with sidewalks meet has a

• crosswalk.

• stop sign.

• yield sign.

• crossbuck sign.

While driving, you should be looking down the road by at least

• 5 seconds

• 10 to 15 seconds.

• 20 to 30 seconds.

• 35 seconds.

To make sure no one is about to enter your driving path, you should always look to the sides at

• crosswalks.

• doorways.

• driveways.

• businesses.

Giving meaning to the driving task is aided by

• your age.

• your driving experience.

• the weather.

• how fast you are going.

One of the foundations of effective driving is

• developing options.

• driving at your own pace.

• being completely relaxed while driving.

• being able to identify road signs.

Saying aloud what you sense in real-world traffic situations is known as

• commentary driving.

• giving meaning.

• scanning.

• searching.

Assumptions are

• uninformed guesses.

• events you think might happen.

• events that have already occurred.

• concrete facts.

Aggressive driving can include

• driving the posted speed limit.

• weaving.

• turning right during a red light.

• yielding the right-of-way.

A choice

• is the selection between two or more possible options.

• cannot be made before you start driving.

• can be made whenever you feel like it.

• is the opposite of an assumption.

Before you can successfully respond to a driving event, you must have adequate

• visibility.

• room.

• time to brake.

• time.