Module 2 Topic 4 - Locating and Operating Vehicle Controls

_____ 1. This vehicle control symbol is used to determine ___________________.

• a. low gas levels
• b. windshield wipers
• c. low oil pressure warning
• d. anti-lock brakes

_____ 2. This vehicle control symbol indicates __________________.

• a. you have an emergency and need to turn on your hazard lights
• b. low oil warning
• c. your anti-lock brakes are not working properly
• d. you must yield

_____ 3. This vehicle control symbol helps you locate the ________.

• a. windshield wipers
• b. cruise control
• c. radio
• d. GPS

_____ 4. This vehicle control symbol indicates you have ______________________.

• a. an airbag system
• b. anti-lock brakes
• c. traction control
• d. fog lights

5. This vehicle control symbol indicates you have _______________.

• a. low tire pressure
• b. to get your tires balanced
• c. to rotate your tires
• d. Slippery road conditions

_____ 6. The backup camera activates when the vehicle is shifted to _________.

• a. park
• b. reverse
• c. neutral
• d. drive

_____ 7. This vehicle control symbol tells the driver ______.

• a. The location of the nearest gas station
• b. the type of fuel to use
• c. Location of the gas tank
• d. The battery is not charged

_____ 8. Your vehicle has a clutch pedal because you have a (n)___________.

• a. Automatic transmission
• b. Economy car
• c. Standard transmission
• d. Extra parking brake

_____ 9. The hood release is ________________________________.

• a. Usually located on the left side under the instrument panel
• b. Has a second latch under the hood that also needs to be released
• c. often confused with the brake release
• d. All of the above

_____ 10. For specific information about your vehicle's warning alerts, you should examine the __________.

• a. price sticker
• b. vehicles owner's manual
• c. internet
• d. dealership where the vehicle was purchased