Right of Way

What is the meaning of the phrase 'right of way'?

• A legal right to pass through a specific route

• A direction to turn right at an intersection

• A method of writing in a straight line

• A way to express one's opinion

Which sentence correctly uses the phrase 'right of way'?

• The pedestrian had the right of way at the crosswalk.

• She had the right of way to express her feelings.

• He took the right of way to the library.

• They gave him the right of way to speak first.

Identify the correct usage of 'right of way' in a sentence.

• The cyclist claimed his right of way on the busy street.

• She demanded her right of way in the conversation.

• He insisted on his right of way in the debate.

• They argued about the right of way in the meeting.

In which context is 'right of way' most commonly used?

• Traffic and transportation

• Literary analysis

• Grammar and syntax

• Public speaking

What part of speech is 'right of way'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Which of the following is a synonym for 'right of way'?

• Easement

• Obstacle

• Detour

• Barrier

Choose the sentence that best explains 'right of way'.

• The right of way is a privilege granted to certain vehicles or pedestrians to proceed first.

• Right of way is a method of writing in a straight line.

• Right of way is a way to express one's opinion freely.

• Right of way is a direction to turn right at an intersection.

Which of the following sentences demonstrates a misunderstanding of 'right of way'?

• He thought right of way meant he could park anywhere.

• The driver yielded the right of way to the ambulance.

• Pedestrians have the right of way at crosswalks.

• Cyclists must respect the right of way of pedestrians.

What is the opposite of having the 'right of way'?

• Yielding

• Proceeding

• Accelerating

• Stopping

Which sentence uses 'right of way' incorrectly?

• She was given the right of way to speak at the meeting.

• The car had the right of way at the intersection.

• He took the right of way to the park.

• The pedestrian was granted the right of way.