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WorksheetsAdverse Driving and Parking
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which is not an example of driving in adverse conditions?
a)
Heavy Rain
b)
Heavy Snow
c)
Heavy Traffic
d)
Heavy Fog
2.
True or False: Driving after dark is a type of adverse driving.
a)
True
b)
False
3.
What is the most important thing you can do to improve safety in adverse conditions
a)
Turn on High Beams
b)
Slow Down
c)
Use "threshold braking"
d)
Avoid looking at glare
4.
When there is fog out, what can you do to increase your visibility?
a)
Turn highbeams on
b)
Turn lights off
c)
Turn on flashers
d)
Turn wipers on
5.
From the options: What is the most important thing you can do to increase safety in the rain?
a)
Increase following distance
b)
Increase braking distance
c)
Increase tire pressure
d)
Increase wiper speed
6.
If you begin to hydroplane or skid what should you do first?
a)
Increase following distance
b)
Turn the wheel
c)
Press the brake
d)
Take your foot off the gas
7.
What type of parking is displayed in the picture?
a)
Angle Parking
b)
Side by Side Parking
c)
Perpendicular Parking
d)
Parallel Parking
8.
"Easiest" type of parking describes which type of parking?
a)
Angle Parking
b)
Side by Side Parking
c)
Perpendicular Parking
d)
ParallelParking
9.
How much longer does it take to stop in snow and ice than in normal conditions?
a)
4 times
b)
6 times
c)
8 times
d)
12 times
10.
An example of this type of parking is the Millbrook student lot.
a)
Angle Parking
b)
Side by Side Parking
c)
Perpendicular Parking
d)
Parallel Parking
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