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WorksheetsDrive Right Chapter 6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Parking where the front wheels are turned to prevent the car from rolling downhill.
Hill Parking
Angle Parking
Parallel Parking
Perpendicular Parking
Parking at a right angle to the curb
Hill Parking
Angle Parking
Perpendicular Parking
Parallel Parking
Parking that requires a space about 6 feet longer than the vehicle being parked
Hill Parking
Angle Parking
Perpendicular Parking
Parallel Parking
Parking diagonally to a curb
Hill Parking
Angle Parking
Perpendicular Parking
Parallel Parking
A move used to turn your car around so you can go in the opposite direction
Roundabout
Turnabout
understeering
oversteering
Turnabout that needs a wide space because no backing up is needed
Three-Point Turn
Mid-Block U-Turn
Driveway Turnabout
Lefthand Turnabout
Turnabout requires you to stop your car across lanes of traffic
Three -Point Turn
Mid-Block U-Turn
Driveway Turnabout
Lefthand Turnabout
A U-Turn is risky because several lanes of traffic must be crossed to make the turn.
True
False
The safest way to turn the car around is ______
3 Point Turnabout
Drive around the block
Do a U-Turn
Driveway Turnabout
When changing lanes, both hands on the steering wheel in a balanced position.
True
False
Turning the steering wheel too much, resulting in side-to-side weaving.
Oversteering
Understeering
When changing lanes, you do not need to make a blind-spot check if you checked rear zones through rearview and sideview mirrors.
True
False
Turn into the _____ lane of traffic going in your direction.
left
nearest
center
right
For a left turn, make a check right, then left. Turn the steering wheel just before you reach the _____ of the intersection.
center
nearest
right
left
When turning, accelerate about halfway through the turn.
True
False
