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DriveRight - Unit 3 Review 2024

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The force that pulls objects toward the center of the earth is

a)
gravity.
b)
energy of motion.
c)
kinetic energy.
d)
inertia.
2.

When a vehicle’s speed triples, how much more distance does it need to stop?

a)
about double the distance
b)
about nine times the distance
c)
about six times the distance
d)
about three times the distance
3.

What are the most important parts of the control system?

a)
four tires
b)
brakes
c)
the steering wheel and column
d)
the clutch and accelerator
4.

All-wheel drive means

a)
power is supplied to four wheels.
b)
all four tires are inflated properly.
c)
your traction is reduced.
d)
power is in the front tires only.
5.

Good shock absorbers

a)
last for the life of the vehicle.
b)
decrease available traction.
c)
are needed only on foreign vehicles.
d)
help create traction.
6.

A lighter vehicle

a)
takes a long distance to stop.
b)
is the safest of all vehicles.
c)
uses more kinetic energy to stop than a large vehicle.
d)
can accelerate and stop more quickly than a large vehicle.
7.

Total stopping distance is the distance

a)
it takes for you to perceive a hazard.
b)
it takes for you to brake.
c)
it takes for you to react to a hazard.
d)
your vehicle travels while you make a stop.
8.

The distance your vehicle travels while you respond to a road hazard is called  

a)
braking distance.
b)
perception distance.
c)
reaction distance.
d)
stopping distance.
9.

Air bags are designed to

a)
be used with safety belts.
b)
protect in all types of collisions.
c)
take up most of the room on your dashboard for safety purposes.
d)
protect all occupants of the vehicle, front and back.
10.

An air bag

a)
is an active restraint.
b)
automatically inflates to protect an occupant.
c)
must be fastened and adjusted by the occupant.
d)
is not a reliable protective device.
11.

An insurance policy is the

a)
amount of bond posted to prove that you are financially secure.
b)
amount paid for insurance coverage.
c)
claim made after a collision.
d)
contract between a vehicle owner and an insurance company.
12.

During a storm, a tree falls on your vehicle.
What type of insurance would cover the damage to your vehicle?  

a)
liability insurance
b)
uninsured motorist insurance
c)
no-fault insurance
d)
comprehensive insurance
13.

A deductible clause in an insurance policy is

a)
equal to the vehicle's present value.
b)
coverage for medical costs if you are at fault in a collision.
c)
a protection to the policyholder.
d)
the amount the policyholder pays for damages.
14.

When your visibility is reduced for any reason, you  

a)
should maintain speed and glance to the right edge of the road.
b)
need more time to use the IPDE Process.
c)
need a smaller space cushion around your vehicle.
d)
should pull off the roadway and stop.
15.

Just before dawn and dusk, turn on your

a)
high-beam headlights.
b)
emergency flashers.
c)
parking lights.
d)
low-beam headlights.
16.

Only use your high-beam headlights

a)
when driving in fog.
b)
when vehicles are a quarter-mile in front of you.
c)
when vehicles are one-half mile in front of you.
d)
in inclement weather.
17.

To help others see you during heavy rain, use your  

a)
high-beam headlights.
b)
emergency flashers.
c)
parking lights.
d)
low-beam headlights.
18.

When driving in snow, you should use

a)
low-beam headlights and reduce speed.
b)
low-beam headlights and drive at the posted speed.
c)
high-beam headlights and reduce speed.
d)
high-beam headlights and drive at the posted speed.
19.

Rain tends to make roadways the slickest

a)
when the road has a clean surface.
b)
just after the rain stops.
c)
about 15 minutes after the rain starts.
d)
as the rain begins to fall.
20.

During the fall, wet leaves on the road can

a)
make residential streets safer.
b)
increase traction at low speeds.
c)
present a serious vision hazard.
d)
reduce traction and vehicle control.
21.

Which clue or clues help you to identify an intersection ahead?

a)
a broken white line
b)
an orange traffic sign
c)
an approaching vehicle
d)
street signs and street lights
22.

The spot where you can no longer stop safely is

a)
the point of no stopping.
b)
the point of no going back.
c)
the non-safe zone.
d)
the point of no return.
23.

You are approaching an intersection that has traffic signals. The intersection is  

a)
unprotected.
b)
controlled.
c)
reserved.
d)
unreserved.
24.

Two kinds of signs are used to control intersections. They are the

a)
STOP sign and the lane-ends sign.
b)
YIELD sign and the no-parking sign.
c)
signal-ahead sign and the street-name sign.
d)
STOP sign and the YIELD sign.
25.

If a traffic signal has a fourth or fifth light, it is likely to be a

a)
left-turn light.
b)
walk light.
c)
flashing light.
d)
turn-on-red light.
26.

A light that has just turned green is

a)
a fresh green light.
b)
a stale green light.
c)
a used green light.
d)
brighter than normal.
27.

An intersection with a left-turn light, a green arrow, or a delayed green light has  

a)
a partially protected left turn.
b)
a protected left turn.
c)
a semiprotected left turn.
d)
an unprotected left turn.
28.

Turning right on red after stopping is permitted

a)
only during daylight hours.
b)
except when entering a one-way street.
c)
unless a sign prohibits it.
d)
at all intersections.
29.

You plan to cross an intersection, but your vision is blocked by parked vehicles. You should look  

a)
mostly to the rearview mirrors.
b)
ahead if traffic is clear on one side.
c)
in a search pattern of 360 degrees.
d)
left, right, and ahead as you creep forward.
30.

A controlled railroad crossing is identified by

a)
a STOP sign.
b)
flashing red lights and a crossing gate.
c)
listening for the warning sound from the train.
d)
yellow lights over the crossing.
31.

In business districts,

a)
you can drive as normal.
b)
there is light traffic.
c)
there are few distractions.
d)
there are many pedestrians.
32.

Motorcyclists can make themselves more visible at night by

a)
putting reflective tape on their helmet and clothing.
b)
driving in the center of the lane.
c)
using high beams most of the time.
d)
driving at slower speeds.
33.

An antilock braking system is a safety feature because

a)
locked wheels increase braking ability.
b)
antilock brakes provide steering control.
c)
it compensates for driver ignorance.
d)
it locks up the steering system.
34.

Mopeds are restricted from 

a)
rush-hour traffic.
b)
high-speed roadways.
c)
most parking lots.
d)
roadways at night.
35.

Mopeds might not be able to keep up with traffic flow because

a)
they do not accelerate as quickly as a vehicle or motorcycle.
b)
they accelerate as quickly as a vehicle.
c)
they cannot be seen easily.
d)
they are lightweight vehicles.
36.

When you see a stopped local bus

a)
you must stop if you are facing it.
b)
you must stop if you are directly behind it.
c)
wait for its lights to stop flashing.
d)
be alert for pedestrians near the bus.
37.

Three main classifications of trucks are

a)
light, medium, and heavy.
b)
service, pickup, and delivery.
c)
tractor trailer, dump truck, and piggy-back.
d)
semitrailer, triple trailer, and 18-wheeler.
38.

. When following a large truck, you should increase your following distance because  

a)
you have enough clear sight distance.
b)
the truck needs greater stopping distance than vehicles.
c)
you need more clear sight distance.
d)
the truck is in your blind spot.
39.

When passing a large truck, return to the right lane when you can see

a)
at least one headlight in your rearview mirror.
b)
the truck in the left outside mirror.
c)
the lane ahead is clear.
d)
the truck in the right outside mirror.
40.

You are meeting a large truck on a two-lane road. You ________

a)
pull off the road and stop.
b)
move to lane position 3 and drive straight ahead.
c)
flash your headlights.
d)
hold the wheel loosely.