Unit 5 Injuries test review

Which action can lead to intentional injuries?

• Burning your hand in hot water

• Avoiding illegal drugs

• Being hurt in a robbery

• Getting in a bike crash

Which action can lead to intentional injuries?

• Being cut by a power tool

• Being hit by a car

• Being hurt by falling rocks

• Being in a domestic fight

Which action will reduce the risk of injury on a motorcycle?

• Driving only at night

• Driving only on highways

• Taking a skills course

• Taking a drunk friend for a ride

Which action can lead to unintentional injuries?

• Driving and sending a text

• Avoiding illegal drugs

• Getting in a fight

• Carrying a weapon

Which of these is a consequence of speeding?

• Increased crash energy

• Improved steering

• Less wear on brakes

• Avoidance of bad drivers

Which laws or rules prevent or reduce injury in the event of a crash?

• Passing rules

• Signaling rules

• Impaired-driving laws

• Speed limits

Which laws or rules prevent or reduce injury in the event of a crash?

• Bicycle helmet laws

• Passing rules

• Signaling rules

• Impaired-driving laws

Which of these is provided by a government website and intended to reduce injuries?

• Safe-practices instructions

• Data on average wages by occupation

• Hunting and fishing regulations

• City population sizes

Which of these is a feature of audible pedestrian crosswalk signals?

• Responses to voice commands

• Emergency instructions

• Directional beacons

• Pedestrian tracking

Which of these is a feature of audible pedestrian crosswalk signals?

• Responses to voice commands

• Intersection information

• Emergency instructions

• Pedestrian tracking