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WorksheetsFHS - PM/Standard 4 Part 1 (1A & 1B) Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 37mins
The weight shift forward and backwards in your vehicle is referred to as....
Roll
Pitch
Yaw
General
The weight shift side to side in your vehicle is referred to as.....
Roll
Pitch
Yaw
General
The weight shifts due to sudden turns while also changing speed your vehicle is experiencing.....
Roll
Pitch
Yaw
General
Esther is driving her mother’s SUV when she takes a curve going too fast. What type of collision is most likely in this situation?
Head-on
Broadside
Sideswipe
Rollover
What is the driver doing when they are holding their foot over top of the accelerator but not touching it?
Preparing to accelerate or brake
Covering the accelerator
Allowing the vehicle to coast
All of the above
What what does ABS stand for and how do you activate it?
Anti-Lock Braking System (Stomp, Stay, Steer)
Anti-Brake Steering (Steer, Stay, Manuever)
Anti-Stomp System (Stomp, Stay, Steer)
Anti-Braking (Steer, Drive, Manuever)
What plays a factor in your stopping distance?
Perception time
Reaction time
Braking distance
All of the above
Andy is driving on a busy interstate and wants to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of him. The best way to do this would be to -
decrease speed until he is at least three to five car-lengths behind the vehicle in front of him
keep changing lanes so that he constantly maintains an open zone to his front
use a landmark and count to make sure there are at least four seconds between their vehicles
safely move to the far right lane where traffic usually moves at a slower speed
How would you explain closed zone around your vehicle?
Space or area that is not available in the vehicles path of travel
Space where you can drive without restrictions
Open zone that is becoming closed or closed space that is becoming open
How would you explain open zone around your vehicle?
Space or area that is not available in the vehicles path of travel
Space where you can drive without restrictions
Open zone that is becoming closed or closed space that is becoming open
In the SEEit system, search means to -
determine options or give meaning to what you have observed
complete your maneuver before an incident
look over the scene for obstacles and escape routes
carry out your plan or maneuver
In the SEEit system, evaluate means to -
determine options or give meaning to what you have observed
complete your maneuver before an incident
look over the scene for obstacles and escape routes
carry out your plan or maneuver
In the SEEit system, execute means to -
determine options or give meaning to what you have observed
complete your maneuver before an incident
look over the scene for obstacles and escape routes
carry out your plan or maneuver
In the SEEit system, In Time means to -
determine options or give meaning to what you have observed
complete your maneuver before an incident
look over the scene for obstacles and escape routes
carry out your plan or maneuver
Looking for potential hazards best explains which step of a space-management system?
Searching
Evaluating
Executing
Planning
What two options below should you be EVALUATING in the driving environment? (Two Answers)
Will the zone I'm entering be open or closed?
Is my passenger paying attention to me?
What music I should listen to?
What lane position is the safest?
Abdul is driving 45 MPH in the right lane on a four lane, two-way roadway. He begins approaching a playground to his right with no fence AND where several young children are playing soccer. Which statement best identifies the evaluate step of the S.E.E.i.T. space management system?
Abdul sees children on the playground as he performs his visual scan of the roadway ahead.
Abdul applies his brakes to slow his vehicle to 25 MPH before he reaches the playground.
Abdul applies steering input to make a lane change to the left before he reaches the playground.
Abdul identifies the risk of a ball rolling out into the street and looks for opened zones around him.
What is the minimum recommended following distance between you and the vehicle you are following if you are driving 65 miles per hour?
2 seconds
4 seconds
6 seconds
8 seconds
What is the minimum recommended following distance between you and the vehicle you are following if you are driving 35 miles per hour?
2 seconds
4 seconds
6 seconds
8 seconds
When stopping behind another vehicle at a traffic light you should be able to see....
Where the tires of the vehicle in front of you meet the road
The license plate of the vehicle in front of you
The bumper of the car
The mirrors of the vehicle in front of you
