Module 3 Review

To read signs, you need to have good ________.

• focal vision

• peripheral vision

• paracentral vision

• double vision

________ is the area that surrounds the focal vision and helps the driver to identify a target area.

• peripheral vision

• paracentral vision

• nearsightedness

• farsightedness

Your field of vision is ________________.

• what you can see while looking down the road at a specific target

• peripheral vision

• paracentral vision

• everything within 180 degrees in front of you

A driver uses ________ vision to detect the motion from the sides.

• focal

• paracentral

• peripheral

• double

________ vision is first affected by fatigue, drugs, and speed.

• focal

• peripheral

• paracentral

• day

Your visual lead time should be at least ________ ahead.

• 2 seconds

• 4 seconds

• 12 seconds

• 20 seconds

The visual search pattern includes: (Mark all that apply)

• the visual lead area

• line of sight

• path of travel

When a driver increases speed, their vision may become distorted, and ________ vision may be reduced up to 90 percent.

• paracentral

• peripheral

• focal

• front

________ is the ability to judge how far away something is, or the distance between two objects.

• visual acuity

• perceived vision

• depth perception

• single vision

Mark all ways to reduce glare for a driver

• Wear sunglasses during the day

• Clean windows inside and out

• Dim the internal lights