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WorksheetsAbby driving final
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 39mins
Of all the possible causes of collisions, what is by far the most common?
slick roadway
distracted driving
road rage
steering wheel failure
The skilled actions a driver should take to drive a car safely is
use your breaks
use turn signals
maintain safe following distance
scanning the road ahead
Who decides If a driver charged with a violation is guilty or innocent?
parents
lawyer
judge
police
What is the most important part of safe driving?
Wearing a seat belt
Maintaining Focus
Using your turn signals
Being aware of your surroundings
What system is a method of managing the space around your vehicle?
Predicting control
Turning control
Speed control
Zone control
What shape is an Interstate sign?
Shield
Diamond
Square
Round
What do broken White Lines tell you?
That you cannot change lanes
you can cross them to change lanes when it's safe.
That you're going in a different direction
That you're supposed to stop
What steps do you take if your view is blocked at an intersection with a stop sign?
Creep forward
Drive fast through it
Maintain a cautious speed
Turn around and go the other way
What does the basic speed law mean?
Requires drivers to operate their vehicles at a slower speed
Requires drivers to operate their vehicles at a faster speed
Requires drivers to operate their vehicles at a right speed
Requires drivers to operate their vehicles as they see fit
What is the purpose of a traffic sign?
They provide information to police officers so they know when to get a ticket
They provide information to pedestrians who are walking on the side of the road
They tell you what to do
They provide information to drivers and other Road users
On a stick shift gear, neutral?
On the top right of the stick shift
in the middle of the shift boot, between gears
On the bottom left of the stick shift
There is not a neutral gear in a stick shift
What does the alternator warning light indicate?
The vehicles electrical system is having problems
The electric brakes are not working
The tire pressure is low
The vehicle's headlights are out
What is the hand position on a steering wheel with an airbag?
9 and 3
5 and 2
3 and 7
12 and 6
What is the area that you can see around you called?
Rear view mirror
Hotspot
Blind spot
Side view
What are you doing when you are looking for ahead as you drive?
Checking your side view mirrors
Aiming High in steering
Aiming low in steering
Looking in your rear mirror
What type of skill is used when you execute during the ipde process?
Coordination skills
Memory skills
Physical skills
Mental skills
What does compromise your space mean?
Leave only enough space for your car
Other cars should be giving your car space
Do not leave a lot of space between cars
Give as much space as possible
What is a space cushion?
The area of space around the vehicle that has something in the way
The area of space around the vehicle that is free of restrictions and Hazards
The area around the vehicle that you can see
The space around the vehicle that you can see using your mirrors
What is the Smith System?
A defensive driving technique that focuseson using your mirrors
And offensive driving technique that focuses on four key rules
Defensive Driving technique that focuses on five key rules
A driving technique that uses offensive and defensive driving
What are you doing after you interpret the information you identified?
Predict
Judge
Guess
Act
What is the space you can drive in that is free of restrictions?
End zone
Open Zone
Closed Zone
Driving Zone
How many zones are there in the zone control system?
Three
Four
Five
Six
What is commentary driving?
A technique where a driver describes what they are doing and seeing while driving
A technique where a driver describes what they should be doing while driving
A technique where a driver describes what they did during driving
A technique where a driver describeswhat they ate for dinner last night
What is perception distance?
The distance you traveled while you are turning
The distance you traveled while looking in your rearview mirror
The distance traveled while you identify a situation
The distance traveled while you are stopping
What is reaction distance?
The distance your vehicle travels while skating on ice
The distance your vehicle travels while you go through a curve in a road
The distance your vehicle travels while you're on a road trip
The distance your vehicle travels while you identify and react to a hazard
What is breaking distance?
The distance your vehicle travels from the time you turn your indicator on
The distance your vehicle travels from the time you apply the brakes to when the vehicle comes to a complete stop
The distance your vehicle travels after you have stopped
The distance your vehicle travels from the time you press the accelerator to the time it stops
What is total stopping distance?
the total distance a vehicle travels from the moment a driver first sees a hazard and needs to react, to the time the vehicle comes to a complete stop
The total distance a vehicle travels from the moment the driver first applies the accelerator
The total distance a vehicle travels from the moment a driver for sees a hazard and when they turn
The total distance vehicle travels from the moment the driver predicts a hazard and puts it in reverse
What will good shock absorbers provide?
Help a vehicle turn proficiently
Help a vehicle stop quickly
Help keep a vehicle stable and in control
Help a vehicle accelerate fast
What is energy of motion?
When an object moves it's because someone pressed the gas pedal
When an object moves, kinetic energy
When an object moves, is potential energy
When an object moves it stays in motion
What happens to a vehicle that is driven into a curve?
Centrifugal force increases the risk of the vehicle leaving the road because it wants to stay on a curve
Centrifugal force decreases the risk of the vehicle leaving the linear Road
centrifugal force increases the risk of the vehicle leaving the lane or road because it wants to go in a straight line
Centrifugal force decreases the risk of the vehicle leaving the road and nothing will happen
What are airbags designed to do?
protect the driver and passengers in a vehicle from injury during a collision by reducing the force of impact on their head, neck, and chest
Protect the passengers in the rear seats in a vehicle from injury
Protect the driver and passengers in a vehicle from injury during a collision by reducing the force on the legs and feet
Protect the driver only
What is the gripping action that keeps a tire from slipping on the roadway?
Rubberization
Centrifugal force
Friction
Gluing
How many collisions occur when a vehicle hits an object?
two collisions in every crash: the vehicle collision; the human collision
one collision in every crash: the vehicle collision
three collisions in every crash: the vehicle collision; the car collision; and the motor vehicle collision
three collisions in every crash: the vehicle collision; the human collision; and the internal collision
What is a passive restraint?
A restraint devicethat is turned on with a button
A restraint device such as an airbag that works automatically and does not need to be fastened
A restraint device such as a seat belt that needs to be clicked
A restraint devicethat you don't have to think about
What is an active restraint?
Safety belt that a vehicle's occupant must adjust
An airbag that does not need to be adjusted
The driver's seat lover that adjusts the seats height
When you choose not to wear your seatbelt because it is too restraining
What part of the tire grips the roadway if the tire is under inflated?
The inside edges of the tire
The outside edges of the tire
The middle of the tire tread
The whole entire tire is affected
What is the most important factor in determining the force of impact?
Deceleration
Acceleration
Turning ratio
Speed
What are the three factors that determine force of impact?
Speed
Weight
Distance between impact and stopping
Acceleration
Which way do you turn the wheels when parking uphill with a curb?
To the left
To the right
Which way do you turn the wheels when parking uphill without a curb?
To the left
To the right
What is the safest turnabout maneuver?
7-point turn
2 point turn
Three-point turn
Drive ahead and turn around and a driveway
What sign do you treat an uncontrolled intersection ask?
Stop sign
You turn sign
Yield sign
McDonald's sign
A left Green Arrow indicates what?
Stay where you are and do not go
It is safe to turn left
It is safe to turn right
When two vehicles arrive at the same time, who has to yield to who?
The vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right
The first vehicle to the intersection yields to everyone
The vehicle on the right must yield to the vehicle on the left
The biggest vehicle has the right away
Can you move back into the right lane after passing a large truck?
You can't move back you must stay in the lane you just turned into
You can move back when you see the past vehicle in your rear-view mirror
You can move back as soon as you pass the car
You can move back after 5 minutes
When is the worst time for traction with motorcycles?
Snow
Sandy
Gravel
Rain or wet roads
When is it illegal to pass another vehicle?
When there is a solid white line on your side
When there is a broken white line on your side
When there is a solid yellow line on your side
It is never illegal to pass another vehicle
How can you identify one-way Street?
Look for a dedicated road sign that says yield
Look for a dedicated road sign that says right turn only
Look for a dedicated road sign that says do not enter
Look for a dedicated road sign indicating the direction of traffic
Which type of roadway has the highest number of Hazards?
School zones
City streets
Country Roads
Highways
How fast should you pass another vehicle moving the same way on a two-lane roadway?
10 to 15 mph over the speed limit
10 to 15 mph under the speed limit
Five miles over the speed limit
5 Mi under the speed limit
What is velocitation?
The tendency to gradually increase your speed because you want to go really fast
The tendency to gradually decrease your speed without realizing how slow you are driving
the tendency to gradually increase your speed without realizing how fast you are driving
The tendency to gradually decrease your speed because you're falling asleep
What is highway hypnosis?
a trance-like state that can occur when driving for long periods of time, especially on familiar roads
A trance like state that can occurwhen you're driving down the block
A trance like state that can occurwhen going to the grocery store
A translates state that can occurwhere you are fully aware of what you're doing
How do you handle a skid?
You let Jesus Take the Wheel
You let go of the steering wheel
You steer away from the skid
You steer into the skid
What is meant by rocking the vehicle?
Gently moving your vehicle back and forth to annoy the passengers
Gently moving your vehicle back and forth in an effort to get it down a hill
gently moving your vehicle back and forth in an effort to gain some traction and move your tires out of the rut
Gently moving your vehicle back and forth to stir up your coffee
What does brake fade mean?
a temporary and sudden reduction in braking power, caused by excessive heat in the system from braking repeatedly, under high loads or at high speeds
A temporary and sudden reduction in Breaking power caused byhitting too many squirrels
A temporary and sudden reduction in Breaking power caused by excessivelypressing the gas pedal
A temporary and sudden reduction in Breaking power due to snowstorms
Which direction do you run if your vehicle is stuck on the railroad tracks?
Why did you get your car stuck on a railroad track to begin with?
Away from the tracks at a 45° angle
Away from the tracks at a 90° angle
Don't run just stay in your car
What must a person show in order to drive if they have a chronic illness?
They should order an Uber if they have a chronic illness
A picture of the medications they are on
Their passport
Medical documentation
What are two things a person must pass in order to get a permit?
The Constitution test
Vision screening
And IQ test
A written test
Where is carbon monoxide present?
In exhaust fumes
In an air freshener
In the air conditioning
In the heated seats
What emotion occurs most in drivers?
Sadness
Happiness
Anxiety
Anger
What is implied consent?
If you choose to operate a motor vehicle on Illinois state roads then you have consented to be pulled over and giving speeding tickets to
if you choose to operate a motor vehicle on Illinois state roads then you have consented to the chemical testing of your breath, urine, or blood for the purpose of evaluating your blood alcohol content
If you choose to operate a motor vehicle on Illinois state roads then you have consented to paying extra taxes in your gas
If you choose to operate a motor vehicle in Illinois then you have to go to speed limit
What are inhibitions?
The opposite of exhibitions
Internal controls or mental restraints that tell people to take risks
A little devil that sits on your shoulder and tells you to do bad stuff
Internal controls or mental restraints that prevents someone from taking risks
What type of drugs are amphetamines?
Stimulants
Barbiturates
Nicotine
Antacids
What does alcohol first affect in driver's?
Mental functions
Physical functions
Conjunction Junction what's your function
Digestive functions
What do barbiturates do to a person?
They are hypnotic and make you hungry
They are stimulant and make you overactive
They act as a sedative and slow down your reaction time
They are pointy things on a rose bush that can poke you in hurt
What is an intoxilizer?
A device that measures the amount of alcohol in a person's urine
A really beautiful person
A device that measures the amount of alcohol in a person's breath
A device that measures the amount of alcohol in person's hair
How fast can a person oxidize alcohol?
One drink per hour
One drink per half hour
One drink for 15 minutes
One drink a day
What is Euphoria?
A false feeling of intense happiness or well-being when someonehears a Taylor Swift song
A false feeling of intense happiness or well- being when someone is under the blankets
A false feeling of intense happiness or well-being that can occur when someone is under the influence
What is nystagmus?
Involuntary jerking of the eyes
Involuntary twitching of the nose
Involuntary waving of the hand
Involuntary cracking of your knuckles
What is a deductible?
The amount of money that is due each month for a car payment
The amount of money you save by shopping with a good insurance company
The amount of money you pay for a car upfront
the amount of money you pay for covered expenses before your insurance policy starts paying.
