WorksheetsHow to Drive Chapter 11
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following conditions wil likely cause a bicyclist to make an unexpected maneuver?
Signs indicating there is a bicycle route ahead.
Storm grates on the side of the road where the bicyclist is riding.
Both A and B are correct.
Neither A or B is correct.
Animals are especially dangerous when you see them near the roadway because:
Their actions are erratic and unpredictable.
They are attracted by vehicle exhaust fumes.
They have a basic fear of vehicles and will always run from them.
They are generally too small to cause any real damage to your vehicle if you hit them.
You should avoid passing another vehicle:
As you approach a hill crest.
When the sun is setting.
When a police officer is present.
None of these is correct.
You should tailgate the vehicle in front of you just before you pass the vehicle so your time if passing.
True
False
When you pass a motorcycle, you:
Need not make a full lane change since the motorcycle is smaller.
Should honk your horn sharply just as the front of your vehicle comes even with the motorcycle.
Give the motorcycle as much room as you would any other vehicle you pass.
None of these is correct.
You should avoid driving for extended periods of time beside a large truck because:
The air currents created by large trucks will force you off the road.
Large trucks have large blind areas and the truck driver may not realize you are there.
The dirt, dust, and smoke from a large truck will create visibility problems for you.
None of these is correct.
As a driver you have a responsibility to pedestrians that is:
Legal.
Moral.
Both A and B are correct.
Neither A nor B is correct.
Freeway speed-change (weave) lanes are:
Used for both acceleration and deceleration.
Never used for both acceleration and deceleration.
Used only for acceleration when merging.
Only used for deceleration.
Areas where pedestrian traffic is heavy include:
Parking lots
Bus stops
School zones
All of the above
_____ is a coming together or blending of vehicles to maintain a smooth, uninterrupted traffic flow.
Combining.
Merging.
Weaving.
Yielding.
