Unit Test 2 REVIEW Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Which type of roadway has the highest number of hazards per mile?

A

Town or city streets

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2
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When performing a parking maneuver, it is important that the vehicle rolls slowly, but your hands steer______________.

A

quickly

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3
Q

What happens to vehicle control at higher speeds?

A

It decreases

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4
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Rural highways, especially older ones, tend to present __________ hazards.

A

Unexpected

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5
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When should you slow to the advisory speed posted for a curve?

A

Before entering the curve

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6
Q

To place more distance to the left or right between your vehicle and a single hazard is to _________________.

A

Separate

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7
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A pedestrian is walking a dog on the right and a motorcycle is approaching. You should ________________.

A

Separate

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8
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You are on a narrow country backroad, a car is approaching on the other side of an underpass. You should __________________.

A

Compromise

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9
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When you drive off the road to avoid a head-on collision you are _________________.

A

Minimizing

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10
Q

When parking with the front of your vehicle facing downhill, you should ________________.

A

Turn the front wheels toward the curb

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11
Q

What does the acronym S. M. O. G. represent?

A

Signal, Mirror, Over-the-shoulder, Go

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12
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What is the steering sequence for a 3 point turn?

A

Steer left, reverse steer right, move forward

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13
Q

What is a common potential conflict in rural driving?

A

Slow-moving vehicles or hidden driveways

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14
Q

Because of its kinetic energy, when a vehicle’s speed doubles, what happens to stopping distance?

A

It quadruples

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15
Q

A nine-month-old baby in an automobile would be safest in which of the child restraint devices?

A

Rear-facing car seat

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16
Q

Why do drivers have a responsibility for avoiding collisions with motorcycles?

A

Motorcycles are harder to see and less protected

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17
Q

What would cause a bicyclist to make a sudden maneuver?

A

Potholes, debris, or an opening car door

18
Q

Why should you avoid driving for extended periods of time beside a large truck?

A

You are in the truck’s blind spot

19
Q

What does “No Zones” refer to?

A

Large blind spots around trucks and buses

20
Q

What vehicles might you expect a “Slow Moving Sign”?

A

Farm vehicles or horse-drawn carts

21
Q

What should a driver do when passing horses, horse-drawn carriages, and farm equipment?

A

Slow down and pass cautiously

22
Q

What is the first step to take once you spot a parallel parking space?

A

Signal and stop beside the space

23
Q

What is the first step to take when backing out of a perpendicular parking space?

A

Check surroundings and shift to reverse

24
Q

If you slam on your brakes for a bicyclist, you are ____________________.

25
When should you engage your turn signal?
At least 100 feet before turning
26
What animals do you have a duty to inform the owner if you hit them?
Dogs, horses, cattle (large domestic animals)
27
Why do train collisions occur each year?
Drivers ignore warning signs or signals
28
How many collisions occur when a vehicle hits a solid object?
Three
29
Why do most crashes involving pedestrians, motorcyclists, and bicyclists occur?
They are hard to see or drivers fail to yield
30
After parking at the curb, how far can your wheels be from the curb?
12 inches or less
31
Where should a turnabout not be attempted?
On a hill, curve, or where visibility is limited
32
What are the hazards of city driving?
Heavy traffic, frequent stops, and pedestrians
33
How does gravity affect your vehicle?
It affects speed going uphill/downhill
34
What factors affect momentum?
Speed and weight of the vehicle
35
You give a friend and her 12-year-old son a lift. Your friend sits in the front and her son gets in the back. The boy does not put on his seatbelt. By law, who is responsible to make sure the child wears his seatbelt?
The driver
36
What is the most effective device for protecting passengers when in an accident?
Safety belts
37
50% of fatal crashes to motorcyclists are when cars are __________________.
Turning left in front of them
38
How is a properly adjusted safety belt fitted on the body?
Across the shoulder and chest, low on the hips
39
What are true about Motorcycles that can make them hazardous?
They are small, fast, and can stop quickly
40
What are airbags designed to do?
Reduce injury by cushioning impact