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WorksheetsChapter 5 and 6 Exam Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Risk factors contributed by the roadway and the environment might include
construction, sharp curve, snow, and ice.
a broken headlight, bald tires, and dirty
windshield
adjusting a radio and talking on a cellular
phone
a wasp on your dashboard, drinking while
driving, and worn wiper blades
The driving task is primarily a
physical task
routine task
thinking task
social task
What is the Zone Control System?
a method of organizing space zones around your vehicle
a method of reading traffic situations
an organized method to help drivers develop good seeing habits
the same as the IPDE Process
How many zones of space surrounding your vehicle are incorporated in the Zone Control System?
five
three
four
six
A closed zone means
you are restricted from parking.
you can drive without restrictions
a space not open to you because of a restriction in your line of sight or intended path of travel.
a target area.
The process of searching critical areas of the traffic environment in a regular sequence is called
separating.
minimal visual exercise.
an orderly visual search pattern.
a random search pattern.
When you look far ahead as you drive, you are
looking down at the area just in front of your vehicle.
learning about farsightedness.
identifying clues and analyzing the situation before your zone becomes closed.
watching for users to your sides.
Scanning means to
look far and wide in an unorganized fashion.
put your trip on the Internet.
stare at your path of travel.
glance quickly and continually.
As you drive on a residential street, you spot the following clues: a parked vehicle with front wheels turned toward the street and a person sitting behind the wheel. You should
decide to ignore the parked vehicle
predict that the vehicle may enter your path.
predict the parked vehicle will remain parked.
drive through the car door if open
When you identify that a roadway is narrowing from a multilane to a single lane, you should
move into the through lane as soon as possible.
stop as close as possible to the warning sign before changing lanes.
identify what is causing the roadway to narrow.
control the actions of the other roadway users.
When you use the predict step in the IPDE Process, you
ignore the actions of other HTS users.
interpret meaningless clues in the driving environment.
judge where possible points of conflict may occur.
forget about what might happen on the roadway ahead.
You are going to change direction, therefore you must
use all the space around you.
leave yourself an out.
brake as soon as possible.
turn on your emergency flasher.
You compromise space when you
can separate and minimize hazards.
give another driver your parking space.
give as much space as possible to the lesser hazard.
cannot separate or minimize hazards.
To compromise space means to
maximize hazards.
minimize hazards.
narrow the space between vehicles.
speed up.
Communication with others to reduce risk in a possible conflict situation involves
leaving yourself an out
using the horn or turn signals continuously.
making sure others see you.
using a space cushion.
To avoid last-minute moves, you should be looking down the road to where your vehicle will be in about
4-6 seconds
12 seconds or more
8-12 seconds
6-8 seconds
A target area range is the
first searching range.
range of space you will travel in 12–15 seconds.
area you need to identify changes in your line of sight.
distance ahead of your vehicle where you evaluate your path of travel.
The area you can see around you is called
field of vision.
peripheral vision
selective seeing
path of travel.
A space cushion is
the distance you can see ahead.
a step in the Zone Control System.
an open area of space all around a vehicle.
the room available for parallel parking.
As you suddenly stop the vehicle, you should
move to the left side of your lane.
weave from side to side in your lane.
check for vehicles to the rear.
flash your turn signals to alert others.
