module 1.1-1.2 test

Question 1

being a safe and responsible driver takes a combination of blank

Answer 1

knowledge, attitude, and skill

Question 2

you must know blank and safe driving practices - breaking the “rules of the road” is the major cause of collisions

Answer 2

and obey traffic laws

Question 3

you must care about the blank of others

Answer 3

safety

Question 4

your must be predictable and blank

Answer 4

courteous

Question 5

driver education is a blank course

Answer 5

“crash avoidance”

Question 6

you will learn to see blank before they happen

Answer 6

dangerous situations

Question 7

drive strategically

Answer 7

responding quickly and effectively to prevent collisions

Question 8

the teenage brain

Answer 8

the frontal lobe is the area of the brain that controls understanding consequences and suppressing impulses and does not mature until about age 25

Question 9

how do you the fact that the frontal lobe does not mature until about age 25 could impact your decision making on the road?

Answer 9

teen brains have a tendency to underestimate dangerous situations and are more immature than a fully developed brain

Question 10

you have a curfew restriction between the hours of 12:00 am-4:00 am with the following acceptions

Answer 10

traveling to and from work or a school-sponsored activity; or from an activity that is supervised by an adult and sponsored by a civic, religious, or public organization

when responding to an emergency call as a volunteer firefighter or rescue squad member

in cases of emergency

Question 11

until you have your license for 1 year, you may only have blank non-family member in your car under the age of blank

Answer 11

1; 21

Question 12

once you have had your license for 1 year, you may have up to blank non-family members under the age of blank in your car at one time int the following situations

Answer 12

3; 21;

traveling to and from a school activity
a license ed driver over 21 is in the passenger seat
there is an emergency

Question 13

cell phones or other wireless communication devices are blank

Answer 13

not allowed

Question 14

passenger restrictions do not apply to blank

Answer 14

immediate family members

Question 15

why do you need a driver’s license?

Answer 15

to be able to safely and legally be able to drive a car in order to get to different destinations in a timely manner

Question 16

what should you know before you get behind the wheel?

Answer 16

know the rules, laws, signs, and signals of the road/car . understand how to safely act in an emrgency

Question 17

to obtain your learner’s permit

Answer 17

you must have parent permission

you must be at least 15 years and 6 months of age

provide proof of residency, identity, social security number and legal presence

Question 18

proof of virginia residency - need one

Answer 18

verification by a parent or legal guardian if under the age of 19

DMV used ID Card

Question 19

proof of legal presence - need one

Answer 19

birth certificate

legal passport

Question 20

to obtain a learner’s permit applicants must successfully complete

Answer 20

all 10 traffics sign, signals, and pavement marking questions (100%)

general knowledge test (80%)

vision test

Question 21

vision test

Answer 21

correctable vision (20/40)

day time only driving (between 20/40 and 20/70)

Question 22

if you fail the learners permit test

Answer 22

applicants younger than. 18 years of age must wait 15 days to retake the test

applicants older than 18 years of age must pay $2 or wait 15 days

if you fail the learners permit test 3 time you must complete a drivers education course after the third failure

if you successfully completed a drivers education program and failed the learners permit test 3 times, then you will need to take an 8 hour virginia drivers manual course

Question 23

permit guidelines

Answer 23

you should practice with a licensed driver who is at least 21 years of age or a family member that is at least 18 years of age

learners permit holders may not carry more than 1 passenger under the age of 18

Question 24

becoming an organ donor

Answer 24

you can save lives by making the decision to be an organ donor

if you decide to become a donor, you choice will be noted on the front of your drivers license or photo ID card

if you and your parent decide that you will be a donor, a heart will be on your permit

Question 25

organ donor facts

Answer 25

anyone regardless of age or medical history can sign up to be a donor if you are sick or injured the number one priority is to save your life the computerized system that matches organs to recipients considers issues such as severity of illness, blood type, time spent waiting, other important medical information, and geographic location. the recipients financial or celebrity status or race does not figure in there is no cost to donors or their families for organ or tissue donation every state provides access to a donor registry its residents can indicate the donation decision federal law prohibits buying and selling organs in the united states. violator are punishable by prison sentences and fines

Question 26

to obtain a drivers license

Answer 26

you must be at least 16 and 3 months old you must hold a learners permit for at least 9 months you must successfully complete an approved driver education program (classroom and in-car) you must have parent permission as well as parental certification of 45 hours of driving (at least 15 of which were after sunset) is a must for applicants under the age of 18 you must attend a 90-minute parent/teen presentation with a parent/guardian if you live in northern virginia, or if your school had this requirement when you start driving alone, you must carry with you your 180-day temporary license issued by your in-car driver education teacher, and your learners permit because it has your picture if you are under 21, your license is vertical, and if you are 21 years of age or older your license is horizontal

Question 27

juvenile licensing ceremony

Answer 27

you will receive notice of date to appear within the initial 180-day licensing period a judge will give your parents the hard copy of your license at a ceremony held by the juvenile and domestic relations court that serves your zip code you must dress appropriately, be on time, and bring learners permit and 180-day temporary drivers license

Question 28

license expiration date

Answer 28

license expires on your birthday every 8 years

Question 29

suspension

Answer 29

your privilege to drive has been withdrawn temporarily

Question 30

revocation

Answer 30

your privilege to drive has been terminated

Question 31

1st offense under 18

Answer 31

anyone convicted of a violation under the age of 20 will be mandated by a judge to attend a driver improvement clinic

Question 32

2nd offense under 18

Answer 32

suspension

Question 33

3rd offense under 18

Answer 33

revocation must reapply for a drivers license after revocation period has passed

Question 34

administration license suspension (ALS) your drivers license will be suspended for a minimum of 7 days if you

Answer 34

register a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 or higher (8%) are under age 21 and register a BAC of 0.02 or higher (zero tolerance law) refused to take the field sobriety test (implied consent law)