Issues 3D: Liz Texting & Driving

What was Liz's social status in high school before the car accident?

• She had trouble making friends.

• She was not interested in social activities.

• She was a popular girl and a role model.

• She struggled with her grades.

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What were the consequences of the car accident for Liz?

• She improved her driving skills.

• She lost her ability to smell, hear properly, and became blind in one eye.

• She gained new friends.

• She became more popular.

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Why did Liz feel she couldn't live without her cell phone?

• She used it as a GPS while driving.

• She needed it to connect with friends and social media.

• It was a gift from a special person.

• She used it to study for school.

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What did Liz ignore that led to the car accident?

• The warning about texting while driving

• Traffic signals

• Speed limits

• Advice to wear a seatbelt

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How did Liz's life change after the car accident?

• She became more independent.

• She traveled the world.

• She lost many of her physical abilities and felt alone.

• She started a new hobby.

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What advice does Betty give regarding texting and driving?

• Always use voice commands.

• Keep your phone in the back seat.

• Use hands-free devices only.

• Don't text loved ones when you know they're driving.

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What was Liz's relationship with her cell phone before the accident?

• She used it every second and felt lonely without it.

• She was indifferent about it.

• She only used it for emergencies.

• She rarely used it.

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