Segment 2

Question 1

For 16 and 17 year olds, the risk for crash involvement is at an all time high during __ months of ____________ driving

Answer 1

6, unsupervised

Question 2

In Michigan, in order to become a ____ __ ____ donor, there is no age limit

Answer 2

gift of life

Question 3

/, 16 year old drivers will have a serious crash before their 17th birthday

Answer 3

1/11

Question 4

Research indicates that a young drivers brain is not fully developed until the age of __

Answer 4

25

Question 5

In Michigan, the worst days of the week for young teen drivers are ________

Answer 5

weekends

Question 6

The worst 3 hour block of time for young teen drivers are the hours of -

Answer 6

2-5

Question 7

The restrictions of a Level 2 license in Michigan is to promote ______ _______

Answer 7

casual driving

Question 8

If a male and female weigh the same and consume the same amount of alcohol, the female’s blood alcohol content will be somewhat ______

Answer 8

higher

Question 9

Research indicates that being awake for 18 hours produces impairment approximately equal to a BAC of _.__

Answer 9

0.05

Question 10

A driver could be charged with a misdemeanor for driving after consuming _________

Answer 10

marijuana

Question 11

the consumption of some specific drugs can be revealed through the examination of a person’s _______

Answer 11

pupils

Question 12

The worst 3 months for young teen drivers are the months of ___, ____, and ____

Answer 12

May, June, July

Question 13

The most young driver fatal crashes occur on _____ roads

Answer 13

rural

Question 14

__% of young driver fatal crashes occur during ____ weather conditions

Answer 14

81, fair

Question 15

_______ and _______ should not determine how you drive

Answer 15

Weather, roadway

Question 16

__% of young driver’s fatal crashes were single-car incidents

Answer 16

36

Question 17

__% of young drivers fatal crashes, the drivers were not wearing a ________

Answer 17

13, seatbelt

Question 18

In Michigan, __% of young drivers involved in a _____ crashes were male, while 36% were _______ drivers

Answer 18

64, fatal, female

Question 19

_____ tend to be more reckless and have more road rage

Answer 19

Males

Question 20

_______ tend to be more careful

Answer 20

Females

Question 21

Due to lack of experience, the largest category for young drivers fatal crashes is ________

Answer 21

speeding

Question 22

It is recommended that young drivers should drive ___-_____ cars

Answer 22

mid-sized

Question 23

Why is it not recommended for young teen drivers to have a small car?

Answer 23

They offer little to no protection in a crash

Question 24

Why is it not recommended for young teen drivers to have a large car?

Answer 24

They are hard to manuever

Question 25

The most common distraction for young teen drivers is _______

Answer 25

friends

Question 26

The second most common distraction for young teen drivers are ____ _____

Answer 26

cell phones

Question 27

The #1 cause of death for teens in the U.S. is ___ _______

Answer 27

car crashes

Question 28

Teens are easily __________

Answer 28

distracted

Question 29

The best way to handle a distracting peer passenger is to tell them not to ________ you and to ___ ___________

Answer 29

distract, act responsibly

Question 30

Fatal crashes involving young drivers, _/_ of those killed were the passengers

Answer 30

2/3

Question 31

______'_ ___ states that you are not allowed to use a cell phone while driving until you reach a Level _ license

Answer 31

Kelsey's Law, 3

Question 32

Research indicates that talking on a cell phone, even if it's hands-free, drains the brains energy by __% for young teen drivers

Answer 32

39

Question 33

Drivers who use cell phones while driving are _ times more likely to become involved in a car crash

Answer 33

4

Question 34

At 55 mph, a 3-second glance at a cell phone will result in the car moving nearly ___ feet

Answer 34

250

Question 35

To send a text you have to use ______, _________-________, and _____ ____ _____

Answer 35

vision, cognitive-thinking, and touch your phone

Question 36

_______ is the most alarming distraction because it involves manual, visual, and cognitive-thinking all at the same time

Answer 36

Texting

Question 37

Having a conversation with a passenger is an example of a ______ ___________

Answer 37

mental distraction

Question 38

Speeding, following too close, and not obeying traffic controls are examples of __________ _______

Answer 38

aggressive driving

Question 39

If you encounter an aggressive driver, avoid ___ _______ and ______ ____

Answer 39

eye contact, and remain calm

Question 40

"I'm going to be late", "We'll never make it", and running red lights are all examples of ____-_______ _________

Answer 40

self-imposed anxieties

Question 41

A conviction for a fatality or DUI remains on your driving record __________

Answer 41

permentaly

Question 42

__% of all car crashes involving fatalities involve alcohol-impaired driving

Answer 42

32

Question 43

As little as _.__% of alcohol in your system can impair your driving

Answer 43

0.03

Question 44

_____________ is staring at a crash scene even after passing

Answer 44

Rubbernecking

Question 45

Combining one or more drugs can cause a systematic effect on your body, meaning the combined effect is _______ than the sum of the 2 effects separately

Answer 45

greater

Question 46

Distracted driving may cause drivers to fail to see an _________ _______ _____, such as a changing traffic light

Answer 46

important traffic event

Question 47

If a driver is unable to judge how far a stop sign is from them due to alcohol, they have _______ __________

Answer 47

distance impairment

Question 48

After consuming marijuana, drivers tend to concentrate on ___ _____ at a time

Answer 48

one thing

Question 49

A ____ ___________ ______ is trained to recognize the effects of drug combinations

Answer 49

Drug Recognition Expert