Driver's Ed Test 2 Review

What are the factors that affect acceleration?

• power of the engine

• gear ratios

• weight the engine is pulling

• all of the above

At higher speeds, the rate of deceleration is ________

• higher.

• lower.

• the same.

• quicker.

As a general rule, accelerate _____________________.

• gradually

• as fast as the car next to you

• as fast as possible

• as slowly as possible.

To prevent the wheels from locking.

• Press or "squeeze" the brake pedal firmly and hold

• Gradually put pressure on the accelerator

• Move your right foot fromthe brake to the accelerator.

• "Stand" on the brake pedal.

At speeds greater than 30 MPH _____ is the best way to avoid a collision.

• downshifting

• braking

• steering

• swerving

You should not pump the brakes on a car with _____________.

• large wheels

• radial tires

• anti-lock brakes

• electronic fuel injection

What happens if your wheels lock due to braking too hard?

• Brakes make a loud noise.

• Other drivers will be alarmed.

• You will increase your stopping distance.

• You will leave rubber marks on the road.

Hand-over-hand steer provides effective vehicle control ______.

• while breaking

• while accelerating

• when steering through tight-radius turns

• when making a sharp turn.

The gap needed between moving vehicles to give proper time and space to make a lane change is _______.

• 5 seconds

• 4 seconds

• 5 minutes

• 4 minutes

The amount of time needed to prepare for an upcoming turn in approximately

• 2-6 seconds

• 9-11 seconds

• 8-12 seconds

• 16-20 seconds