Driver Ed. Unit 1 Quizizz

A railroad crossing is indicated by what type of sign? (10.5)

• A white, rectangular sign

• A red, octagon sign

• A yellow, triangular sign

• A white, X-shaped sign called a crossbuck

Which clue or clues help you identify an intersection is ahead? (10.1)

• A broken white line

• An orange traffic sign

• An approaching vehicle

• Street signs and street lights

Before you turn right on red, you must (10.3)

• speed up before turning.

• treat the light as you would a green signal.

• come to a full legal stop.

• slow down enough so you have good visibility.

As you become a more experienced driver, (5.4)

• you always can assume what people will do.

• your luck in avoiding conflicts improves.

• you will learn the more important clues and trouble spots in different areas.

• your physical skills decrease and you can drive out of conflicts slowly.

When a driver takes information they have identified and imagine what might happen, you are involved in what step of the IPDE Process? (5.2)

• Identify

• Decide

• Execute

• Predict

The IPDE Process is an organized system of (5.1)

• random behaviors.

• automatic responses.

• sensing and anticipating.

• seeing, thinking, and responding.

When parallel parking, select a space that is _____ feet longer than your vehicle. (4.3)

• 1-2

• 10-11

• 20-30

• 5-6

Prepare to make a turnabout safely by selecting (4.2)

• an intersection with heavy traffic.

• the bottom of a hill.

• a place with very little traffic around.

• a place where you can use a median strip.

When performing a lane change, it is important for you to (4.2)

• gradually ease into your new lane.

• oversteer into your new lane.

• understeer into your new lane.

• turn too late into your new lane.

Hand-over-hand steering involves (3.3)

• always keeping the left hand under the right hand.

• reaching around the steering wheel with the right hand and pulling down.

• pulling the steering wheel down with one hand while your other hand crosses over to pull the wheel further down.

• pushing the steering wheel down with one hand and pushing up with the other hand.