Driver Education - Review Game

When leaving the car from the street side,

• walk around the rear of the car.

• walk around the front of the car.

• place keys where you can see them.

• glance over your right shoulder.

The point at which your brakes begin to work and stop the vehicle is called the

• discharge point.

• friction point.

• start point.

• braking point.

You can see the engines revolutions per minute (RPMs) by checking the

• tachometer.

• speedometer.

• odometer.

• fuel gauge.

A stationary object that appears in the distance in the center of your path of travel is called

• a stalled vehicle.

• an obstacle.

• a point-of-view.

• a target.

Before shifting from PARK to Drive, you should

• shift to NEUTRAL and wait a second.   

• press down on the brake pedal.

• release the brake pedal.

• apply the parking brake.

Which of the following statements gives the best understanding of braking?

• The brakes stop the car as soon as the brake pedal is touched.

• Brake lights are illuminated only when you press hard on the brake pedal.

• The braking point is the point at which the car comes to a complete stop.

• The pedal pressure should be gradual and firm to stop the car.

Hand-over-hand steering involves

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

• always keep the left hand under the right hand.

• letting the steering wheel slide through both hands.

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

If you are starting a vehicle the engine has stalled,

• shift to NEUTRAL to restart the engine.

• shift to PARK to restart the engine.

• shift to DRIVE, turn the key "Off," and repeat the starting process.

• shift to NEUTRAL while pressing the accelerator.

Backing a vehicle requires skillful use of the

• gearshift lever.

• clutch pedal.

• brake pedal.

• turn signals.

Making proper turns depends on

• good brakes.

• little traffic.

• steering and speed control.

• looking over your shoulder.