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WorksheetsDrive Right Chapter 13
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A _________ occurs when a tire loses air pressure suddenly.
brake fade
air pocket
blowout
engine failure
_________ occurs when the brakes overheat and causes them to lose their effectiveness.
engine failure
brake fade
brake failure
power brake failure
When a car with bright headlights comes toward you at night, you should
allow other drivers to pass
look below the lights
look toward the right edge of the lane
none of these
If you are involved in a traffic collision, you must report it
if someone is injured
if there is excessive property damage
no matter who is at fault
all of these
When driving in adverse conditions, the proper speed to travel is
the posted speed limit
55 mph
65 mph
only as fast as it is safe to drive
The slope of the road is called
grade
hill
valley
none of these
Another name for your driving view is called?
focal point
range of view
forward vision
center focus
Air Pocket
air trapped for a brief time at the highest point of the vehicle
air that causes blowout
the sudden change in wind directions
another name for crosswind
A temporary spare tires is referred as a
spare tire
compact spare
emergency tire
normal spare tire
Your vehicle stalls on railroad tracks. It will not restart, all passengers have left it, and no train is coming. What do you do next?
Walk in the direction from which a train might approach
Turn on your emergency flashers
Rock the vehicle
Shift to NEUTRAL and push the vehicle off the tracks
Your vehicle stalls on railroad tracks. It will not restart, all passengers have left it, and a train is approaching. What do you do?
Stay as far away from the track as possible, and run in the direction the train is approaching from
Stay as far away from the tracks as possible, and run away from the train, run in the direction the train is going
Call 911
Hope the train gets stopped
When you experience a sudden blowout, you should
Quickly remove your foot from the accelerator
Grip the steering wheel firmly
Quickly pull off the roadway
Apply hard pressure to the brake
Swerving should be a last-second emergency means of
avoiding a collision
bringing your vehicle under control
keeping from going off the road
reducing your vehicle's speed
Smoke is coming from your vehicle's engine compartment. You have stopped in a safe place. You should then
get some water
disconnect the battery to prevent an explosion
open the hood and see where the smoke is coming from
turn the ignition off and get as far away from the vehicle as possible
As you press on the brake pedal, it goes all the way to the floor. What should you do?
Pump the brake pedal three or four times
Apply the parking brake
Shift to a lower gear
All of these
When total steering failure occurs, you should first
Shift to a lower gear
communicate your emergency to others using your horn and emergency flashers.
apply the parking brake
brake immediately
If you see water on the roadway, you should
stop and exit the car immediately
set the selector lever in to NEUTRAL
turn around or take another route
accelerate gently while looking to your target area
You are about to be struck from behind while stopped at a STOP sign. You should
shift to reverse and turn the engine off
brake hard to avoid the collision
release the brakes just before the collision
put on the parking brake
The name of the belt discussed in class that is responsible for the power steering, A/C, power brakes, charging the battery, and cooling down the vehicle.
fan belt
power belt
serpentine belt
none of these
What is the name of Chapter 13?
Avoiding Hazzards
Vehicle Emergencies
Hazardous Driving
Handling Emergencies
