Self-Driving Cars Quiz

How does the author of Passage 2 support the claim that self-driving cars could reduce accidents?

• By explaining how hackers could cause problems

• By describing how computers react quickly and avoid mistakes

• By comparing self-driving cars to delivery trucks

• By listing different types of vehicles

In Passage 1, what does the word concerns most nearly mean in paragraph 4?

• excitement

• worries

• instructions

• solutions

Part A: Which sentence best belongs in a summary of paragraph 3 of Passage 1?

• Computers can follow traffic rules.

• Self-driving cars could make roads safer.

• Weather affects how cars drive.

• Sensors collect information.

Part B: Which two details best support the answer to Part A?

• Computers do not get tired or distracted.

• Cars use cameras and radar.

• People may not pay attention while driving.

• Computers can react quickly to danger.

• Rain can cause problems for sensors.

According to Passage 1, why are some people unsure about self-driving cars?

• They are too expensive

• They are difficult to repair

• Technology may fail and responsibility is unclear

• People prefer driving themselves

Part A: Which sentence best summarizes Passage 2?

• Self-driving cars are dangerous and should not be used.

• Autonomous vehicles could improve safety and transportation but still have risks.

• Hackers are the biggest problem with new technology.

• Fuel efficiency is the only benefit of self-driving cars.

Part B: Which two details best support the answer to Part A?

• They can help people who cannot drive.

• Hackers could try to take control of systems.

• Drivers often speed.

• Cars use cameras and sensors.

• Weather can affect technology.

In Passage 2, what does the word efficient most nearly mean as used in paragraph 4?

• expensive

• careful

• wasteful

• effective

According to Passage 2, who might benefit most from self-driving cars?

• Truck drivers

• Car mechanics

• People who cannot drive

• Traffic police

Describe the text structure used in paragraphs 5 and 6 of Passage 2.