3 Driver's Ed Chapter 3

As you are about to enter the car from the street side, you should

• keep the door open to defend yourself.
• not open the door if an oncoming vehicle is near.
• face the front of the car to see oncoming traffic.

When the ignition switch is turned to "lock,"

• all doors are locked.
• the shift lever and steering wheel are locked.
• only the steering wheel is locked.

Signal your intention to stop by

• holding the turn-signal lever down.
• tapping the foot-brake pedal.
• holding the turn-signal lever up.

Cruise control allows the driver to

• maintain desired speed for highway or expressway driving.
• control the car under all conditions.
• develop a sense of security.

To indicate a right turn, move the turn-signal lever

• down with a light touch.
• down so the lever remains on.
• up so the lever remains on.

When you rest your foot on the clutch pedal while driving, you are

• guiding the clutch.
• riding the clutch.
• tracking the clutch.

The selector-lever position used for normal forward driving is

• DRIVE (D).
• PARK (P).
• NEUTRAL (N).

You are starting a stickshift car. Your left foot should be on the

• floor.
• accelerator pedal.
• clutch pedal.

If the airbags are not in proper operating condition,

• a bell will sound.
• the warning light will stay on.
• push the Reset button to correct the problem.

What is the LAST thing you do as a check inside the car?

• Lock all doors.
• Fasten your safety belt.
• Adjust inside and outside mirrors.