WorksheetsUnit 12 Test Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
What are some effects of fatigue?
Takes longer to process information
Impairs your senses and abilities
Impairs reaction time, judgment and vision
All are Effects
Driving drowsy is an increasing problem. Drivers are more likely to become drowsy:
On high-speed, long, boring rural highways
On low-speed city streets
If they take several rest stops
If they drive a short distance
Emotions may affect a driver’s ability to drive safely by:
Creating mental distractions
Increasing risk taking
Creating a lack of concentration
All are Correct
When a driver is feeling fatigued what should s/he do?
Play the radio loudly
Take a nap
Alternate speed up and down
Open the windows
What type of driver is least at-risk for drowsy driving?
A young driver
A shift worker
A driver with a passenger
A commercial driver
You can identify aggressive drivers by:
Their increased risk-taking
The color of their car
The passengers in their car
“Road Rage” means a driver loses control of his/her emotions and attempts to harm another driver. How should you handle a situation of “road rage”?
Avoid these drivers if possible
Stay in your car and lock the doors
Leave the area if possible
All are Correct
What are some effects of emotions?
Interfere with your ability to think
Make you a better driver
Decrease risk taking
Helps you process information quicker
What is a driver error that may cause a negative reaction by other drivers?
Letting another driver into a lane
Moving over to the right lane
Cruising in passing lanes
Maintaining speed
What can a driver do to reduce stress while driving?
Drive during heavy rush hour traffic
Leave early to allow plenty of time
Talk on the phone while driving
Drive 5 mph above the posted speed limit
