Chapter 6 Review

When looking over your shoulder at another lane or checking your side mirrors to change lanes, you should

• take as long as you need to make sure it is clear

• keep looking over your shoulder as you change lanes

• keep watching the side mirrors as you change lanes

• limit yourself to quick glances at your mirrors and over your shoulder

When pulling into traffic, the following is a crucial consideration

• visibility

• time

• space

• all of the above

When making a right or left turn, it is correct to turn your wheels

• while waiting in a line of cars to turn

• when you actually begin the turn

• while waiting to turn if you are the only car

• you shouldn't turn your wheels

When making a turn, you must yield the right-of-way to:

• vehicles approaching from the opposite direction

• cross traffic

• pedestrians in the crosswalk

• all of the above

It is usually illegal to park

• in a perpendicular parking spot

• in a parallel parking spot

• too close to a fire hydrant

• two blocks from a bus stop

When parking uphill with a curb, your wheels should be:

• turned towards the curb

• straight

• turned away from the curb

• it doesn't matter the direction of your wheels

When passing another vehicle, you should

• turn off the radio

• make sure you are not on a one-way street

• speed up as necessary while passing then return to the speed limit

• you should never pass another vehicle

You should signal for a right or left turn

• 200-300 ft in advance

• 7-8 ft in advance

• at least 100 ft in advance

• 1-2 ft in advance

To parallel park, make sure the space is at least _____ feet longer than your car.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 5

To make a two-point turn, you

• drive around the block

• head into or back-up into a driveway

• shift into neutral

• signal to change lanes