WorksheetsModule 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Kinetic energy is the energy an object possesses due to its speed, or velocity and its mass.
True
False
A vehicle’s kinetic energy can be overcome by what?
Brakes
Friction
Gravity
All of the above
Inertia wants to keep you going in a straight line. That is why you feel like you are being pulled toward the outside of a curve.
True
False
A vehicle will pitch if the driver does what?
Takes a curve too fast
Experiences traction loss to either the right or left side.
brakes or accelerates too hard
all of the above
A vehicle will roll if the driver does what?
Takes a curve too fast
experiences traction loss to either the left or right rear tire
brakes or accelerates too hard
all of the above
A vehicle will yaw if the driver does what?
Takes a curve too fast
experiences traction loss to either the left or right rear tire.
brakes or accelerates too hard
all of the above
To read road signs, you must good...
focal vision
peripheral vision
paracentral vision
double vision
The vision used to judge depth perception is
tri vision
focal vision
peripheral vision
paracentral vision
Your field of vision
What you can see while looking down the road at a specific target
peripheral vision
paracentral vision
Everything within 180 degrees in front of you
What vision does a driver use to detect motion from the sides?
focal
paracentral
peripheral
double
Your visual lead time should be at least how many seconds ahead?
1
4
12
20
This lane position allows additional space to the right side of the vehicle. Used to prepare for a left turn, or avoiding a problem on the right side of the road.
Lane position 1
Lane position 2
Lane position 3
This lane position is in the center of the lane with an equal buffer of space on each side.
Lane position 1
Lane position 2
Lane position 3
This lane position allows for additional space to the left of the vehicle. Used to prepare for a right turn or when avoiding a problem to the left of the road.
Lane position 1
Lane position 2
Lane position 3
The footprint of the vehicle is the ground around the car that we CANNOT see.
True
False
While using reference points, what is used for front limitation?
rear view mirror
side view mirror
back passenger window
What is used for rear limitation while using reference points?
rear view
side view
back passenger window
The time it takes you to recognize a hazard.
Perception
reaction
braking
The distance your car travels after you apply the brakes.
Perception
Reaction
Braking
The distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a problem and the time you apply the brakes.
Perception
Braking
Reaction
