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DriveRight - Unit 4 Review 2024

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

You can avoid conflicts while driving in heavy city traffic if you

a)
drink a soft drink and eat food.
b)
are irritated by the actions of other drivers.
c)
focus your attention on driving.
d)
listen to very loud music.
2.

How should you use the predict step of the IPDE Process while driving on city streets?

a)
Be prepared to predict possible points of conflict earlier.
b)
Take more time to make accurate predictions.
c)
Act the same as you would on a rural roadway.
d)
Divide your attention between several tasks.
3.

A long following distance has the advantage of  

a)
decreasing the chance of violating a traffic law.
b)
decreasing wear on your vehicle’s parts.
c)
making your driving more precise.
d)
giving you more time to use the IPDE Process.
4.

If an oncoming driver crosses into your path of travel, the space that is usually available for you to move your vehicle is

a)
directly in front of you.
b)
to the right of your vehicle.
c)
to the rear of your vehicle.
d)
to the left of your vehicle.
5.

If a light is green when you first see it, predict it

a)
has a left turn arrow.
b)
will change soon.
c)
has an electrical problem.
d)
has just been illuminated.
6.

When a yellow signal light is shown, you should

a)
prepare to stop if you have not already entered the intersection.
b)
brake hard to a complete stop.
c)
continue through the intersection.
d)
speed up before it turns red.
7.

It is illegal to pass another vehicle

a)
at an intersection.
b)
on a multilane street.
c)
over a broken lane marker.
d)
on a one-way street.
8.

How can you identify a one-way street?

a)
Parking is allowed only on the right.
b)
Solid lane markers are present.
c)
Turn lanes are marked.
d)
Most traffic signs face the same direction.
9.

A warning sign for a curve has a

a)
curved red arrow.
b)
curved black arrow.
c)
round black arrow.
d)
round red arrow.
10.

When driving through a curve at normal speed,

a)
brake throughout the curve.
b)
brake until you see a resume speed sign.
c)
accelerate gently after the midpoint of the curve.
d)
accelerate before the midpoint of the curve.
11.

One of the questions you should ask yourself as you are deciding to pass another vehicle is:

a)
Is passing here safe?
b)
Why is that driver going so slowly?
c)
Why would anyone pass here?
d)
Is passing here desired?
12.

At what speed should you pass another vehicle going in the same direction on a two-lane roadway?

a)
within 5 mph of the other vehicle
b)
slightly higher than the speed limit
c)
about the same speed as the vehicle you are passing
d)
at least 10 mph faster than the other vehicle
13.

It is illegal to pass if you are closer to an intersection or railroad crossing than

a)
50 feet.
b)
200 feet.
c)
100 feet.
d)
150 feet.
14.

Which of the following does not represent a common potential conflict in rural driving?

a)
animals in the road
b)
being tailgated
c)
slow-moving vehicles
d)
oncoming traffic
15.

When meeting an oncoming vehicle at night, you might avoid being momentarily blinded if you

a)
wear sunglasses.
b)
glance at the right edge of the road.
c)
flash your headlights.
d)
brake hard.
16.

When driving down a mountain road, you should never

a)
shift to LOW.
b)
shift to NEUTRAL.
c)
shift to OVERDRIVE.
d)
shift to DRIVE.
17.

Why are expressways safer than other types of roads?

a)
There is a predictable traffic flow.
b)
There is more traffic on expressways.
c)
There is no division of opposing lanes of traffic on the expressway.
d)
Average speed is higher on expressways.
18.

What colors are the WRONG WAY or DO NOT ENTER signs?

a)
red and white
b)
yellow and black
c)
white and black
d)
green and yellow
19.

The acceleration lane is where you usually can

a)
expect others to yield right of way.
b)
adjust your speed to the flow of traffic.
c)
maintain a steady speed.
d)
accelerate regardless of traffic flow.
20.

When you enter an expressway from the left you

a)
should watch for slow vehicles coming from behind.
b)
need to slow down.
c)
might have difficulty checking for traffic over your right shoulder.
d)
need to take no special precautions.
21.

In order to avoid conflicts when traffic is heavy in the right lane, use the

a)
center or left lane.
b)
the right lane and drive slower.
c)
center line to straddle and keep people away.
d)
far left lane.
22.

For a long trip on an expressway, you

a)
should pack a big lunch so you will not have to stop for food.
b)
should plan for fuel, food, and rest.
c)
can increase air pressure in tires.
d)
must check oil and coolant levels only after driving a few miles.
23.

If you are continually being passed on the right and the left while driving in the center lane at 55 mph, you should

a)
move to the lane on your left.
b)
move to the lane on your right.
c)
stay in the center lane.
d)
accelerate to the common speed.
24.

When passing on the expressway, it is generally safer to pass

a)
from any available lane.
b)
on the right.
c)
on the left.
d)
in the center lane.
25.

Paying for oil, gas, maintenance, and repairs are all examples of

a)
operating costs for a vehicle.
b)
loan payments for buying a vehicle.
c)
vehicle costs that depreciate.
d)
the purchase price of a vehicle.
26.

To jump-start a “dead” battery, connect the negative cable to

a)
the negative terminal of the “dead” battery.
b)
a negative ground on the “dead” vehicle.
c)
the positive terminal of the good battery.
d)
the engine block of the vehicle with a “dead” battery.
27.

Engine oil reduces friction

a)
between moving parts of the engine.
b)
in the water pump.
c)
in the chassis and suspension system.
d)
between transmission parts.
28.

If the oil pressure warning light or gauge indicates low oil pressure while you are driving,

a)
pull over to the side of the road and shut off the engine.
b)
pull over to the side of the road and idle the engine.
c)
continue on for a few miles at a reduced speed.
d)
slow down and drive to a mechanic.
29.

Underinflation of your tires

a)
makes vehicle control easier.
b)
increases tire mileage.
c)
can cause tire failure.
d)
increases fuel mileage.
30.

A tire’s traction is measured by

a)
its ability to stop a vehicle in a straight line on wet pavement.
b)
its ability to stop a vehicle in a straight line on dry pavement.
c)
overhauling the engine.
d)
care given a vehicle after trouble begins.
31.

Periodic vehicle servicing is

a)
only required in Eastern and Midwestern states because of the bad winters.
b)
never required.
c)
recommended by your owner’s manual.
d)
required by all states.
32.

You should do map planning for long-distance travel

a)
before leaving on the trip.
b)
at rest stops.
c)
at the start of each day of the trip.
d)
only when you get lost.
33.

Before a long trip, your vehicle check should include

a)
the muffler and catalytic converter.
b)
the shock absorbers.
c)
tires, fluids, and control and power systems.
d)
the tire pressures and thread.
34.

On winter trips, your vehicle might need

a)
a reduction in tire pressure.
b)
an increase in tire pressure.
c)
tire chains or snow tires.
d)
high heat radiator coolant.
35.

To stay alert on a long trip, you should

a)
eat as much as possible while driving.
b)
take a break every two hours.
c)
always drive at night.
d)
read the map while driving.
36.

What does “preventive maintenance” mean?

a)
care given to a vehicle to prevent trouble later
b)
maintenance given on a daily basis
c)
overhauling the engine
d)
care given to a vehicle after trouble begins
37.

When driving a recreational vehicle, your blind spots are usually

a)
larger on the right and smaller on the left side of the vehicle.
b)
the same as with a car.
c)
larger than with a car.
d)
affected only at night.
38.

A large recreational vehicle handles

a)
the same as a pick-up truck.
b)
differently than cars.
c)
the same as a small car.
d)
the same as a large car.
39.

Battery fluid is a

a)
strong base.
b)
weak acid.
c)
neutral material.
d)
strong acid.
40.

Weather and traffic condition reports help you

a)
drive the same route every day.
b)
make necessary route changes.
c)
drive safely and quickly.
d)
take shortcuts.