WorksheetsUnit 2 Quizizz Review
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
When backing straight,
put your left hand on the steering wheel at the 12:00 position.
put your right hand on the steering wheel at the 6:00 position.
put your right hand on the steering wheel at the 9:00 position.
put your left hand on the steering wheel at the 3:00 position.
Before entering a traffic flow, check
your left zone.
your front zone.
your right zone.
all of the above
When making a lane change,
gradually ease into the new lane.
swerve into the new lane as quickly as possible.
come to a complete stop, then turn into the new lane.
come to a complete stop, then ease into the new lane.
A turnabout maneuver is risky because
there is no signal for a turnabout.
you cross or back into one or more lanes of traffic.
it must be made at an intersection.
other drivers might not yield to you.
For a right turn, start turning the steering wheel when
you reach the crosswalk.
you are in the middle of the intersection.
the rear wheels are even with the curb.
the front bumper is even with the curb line.
When backing to the left, the front wheels move
across the track of the rear wheels.
far to the right of the rear wheels.
in the same track as the rear wheels.
to the left of the rear wheels.
When a vehicle's speed triples, how much more distance does it need to stop?
about double the distance
about nine times the distance
about six times the distance
about three times the distance
The amount of time it takes to identify a hazard, predict a conflict, and decide to brake is your
perception time
reaction time
stopping time
braking time
Under ideal conditions with properly inflated tires, your tires provide
unlimited traction.
less traction than with overinflated tires.
a limited amount of traction.
no traction.
The force that pulls objects toward Earth is
gravity.
energy of motion
kinetic energy.
inertia.
A banked curve
is cost prohibitive.
is higher on the inside than on the outside.
is higher on the outside than on the inside.
causes your vehicle to move to the middle of the curve.
Infants one year old or younger, weighing up to 20 pounds, should be
carried in a rear-facing child car seat.
carried in a forward-facing child car seat.
seat-belted in the back seat.
seat-belted in the front seat.
The force that keeps a tire from slipping on the roadway is called
kinetic energy.
friction.
gravity.
inertia.
The center of gravity of a vehicle is that point
around which all weight is evenly balanced.
that is farthest from the ground.
near the front bumper.
about three feet under the roadway surface.
When a moving object hits something, what is the most important factor in determining how hard it hits?
gravity
traction
distance traveled
speed
A small vehicle
takes a long distance to stop.
is the safest of all vehicles.
uses more kinetic energy to stop than a large vehicle.
can accelerate and stop more quickly than a large vehicle.
An intersection which has neither traffic signs nor traffic signals is
a controlled intersection.
an illegal intersection.
an uncontrolled intersection.
an unrestricted intersection.
You intend to turn left at an intersection. Others will yield the right of way to you for a left turn only when your
left-turn arrow is green.
light is red.
light is green.
light is flashing red.
All of these clues would help you identify an intersection ahead except:
a stop line
cross traffic
street signs and traffic signals
an approaching vehicle
When turning, your last check is
over your right shoulder.
behind you.
in the direction of your intended path of travel.
is to the left.
At a yield sign you should:
slow and be prepared to stop if necessary.
slow and then proceed.
always stop.
maintain speed.
If two vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection at about the same time, who must yield?
The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left.
The driver on the left yields when turning.
The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.
The driver on the right yields when turning.
When passing a large truck, return to the right lane when you can see
the front of the truck in the rearview mirror.
the truck in the left outside mirror.
the lane ahead is clear.
the truck in the right outside mirror.
In urban areas,
you can drive as normal.
there is light traffic.
there are few distractions.
there are many pedestrians.
Motorcyclists can gain extra traction on a wet road surface by
crossing the intersection at a right angle.
riding in a vehicle's wheel tracks
weaving left and right.
riding on painted lane markers.
Road privileges
are the same for both motorcyclists and other vehicles.
are different for all vehicles
depend on the size of your vehicle.
are different for motorcyclists.
Most states require that when a school bus is stopped to load or unload passengers on a two-way street, drivers
in both directions must stop.
should slow and prepare to stop.
in the oncoming lane must stop
in the same lane must stop.
When driving from an alley and your line of sight is restricted,
make two stops if necessary.
stop and then proceed.
expect pedestrians to yield for you.
there is no need to stop.
You are meeting a large truck on a two-lane road. You
pull off the road and stop.
move to lane position 3 and drive straight ahead.
flash your headlights.
hold the wheel loosely.
To back to the left, you
place your left hand on the bottom of the steering wheel.
use your mirrors and turn.
place your right arm over the back of the passenger seat and look out the rear window while turning your steering wheel to the left.
pull the steering wheel to the right.
One purpose of the tread pattern on a tire is to
reduce tire wear.
reduce traction.
promote traction by allowing water to flow away from the tire.
increase friction.
Factors that affect traction include
tires, shock absorbers, and road conditions.
length and width of the road.
presence of other HTS users.
oil, oil filter, and coolant level.
Why should you stay out of the no-zones of a tractor-semitrailer?
It is illegal to drive there.
You cannot see in the lane ahead.
It can stop in a shorter distance than your vehicle can.
Because the truck driver cannot see you.
Mopeds and some motor scooters are restricted from
rush-hour traffic.
certain high-speed roadways.
most parking lots.
If an emergency vehicle is approaching, you should
flash your headlights to alert the driver ahead.
stop immediately.
pull as far to the right as possible and stop.
pull to the left.
Low-speed vehicles (LSVs) such as all- terrain vehicles (ATVs)
have top speeds around 40mph
require license plates and seatbelts.
provide better protection than other vehicles.
require doors and bumpers.
Riders of bicycles
must obey STOP signs, traffic lights, and lane markings.
are like pedestrians, and should ride on the sidewalk
should ride on the left, facing traffic, so they can see oncoming cars.
are easy to see in traffic.
Angle parking is used to park
in an open field.
at a right angle to the curb.
diagonally to the curb.
alongside a curb.
Which of these statements is true of roundabouts?
Roundabouts are less safe than intersections with traffic signals.
Roundabouts are more dangerous for pedestrians.
Roundabouts improve traffic flow.
All traffic in roundabouts moves clockwise.
