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WorksheetsDr Ed Chapter 5 quiz 2
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
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1.
Because of its energy of motion, when a vehicles speed doubles, the vehicle needs about
a)
Twice the distance to stop
b)
half the distance to stop
c)
one-fourth the distance to stop
d)
Four times the distance to stop
2.
If a tire is underinflated, the only part that grips the road well is the
a)
Center of the tire tread
b)
only the outside edge of your tires
c)
tire cords
d)
wear bar
3.
What rule is used to estimate your total stopping distance under ideal conditions?
a)
4-second rule
b)
2-second following distance rule
c)
12 second visual lead rule
d)
3-second travel rule
4.
If your tires wear out their center treads, they are
a)
Inflated properly
b)
underinflated
c)
overinflated
d)
over-sized
5.
When a vehicles speed triples, how much more distance does it need to stop?
a)
About double the distance
b)
about 9 times the distance
c)
about 6 times the distance
d)
About three times the distance
6.
What are the most important parts of the control system?
a)
Four tires
b)
brakes
c)
the steering wheel and column
d)
the clutch and accelerator
7.
When braking and turning, you use
a)
only the outside edges of your tires
b)
All four wheels of traction
c)
split traction
d)
Additional traction
8.
How many collisions occur when a vehicle hits a solid object?
a)
two
b)
zero
c)
three
d)
one
9.
Three factors that determine force of impact are
a)
speed, weight, and distance between impact and stopping
b)
traction, brakes, and steering
c)
tire tread, visibility, and four wheel drive
d)
shock absorbers, tire pressure, and roadway surface
10.
A restraint that provides protection without having to be handled by the occupant is called
a)
a passive restraint
b)
a semi-passive restraint
c)
an active restraint
d)
a semi-active restraint
11.
Air bags are designed to
a)
be used with safety belts
b)
protect in all types of collisions
c)
take up most of the room on your dashboard for safety purposes
d)
protect all occupants of the vehicle, front and back
12.
An example of an active restraint is
a)
an automatic seat belt
b)
the padded interior of the vehicle
c)
an air bag
d)
a safety belt
13.
All states require that young children up to a certain age be protected by a
a)
shoulder belt and a safety belt
b)
child safety seat
c)
parents arms
d)
regular seat belt
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