What is "central vision?"

straight ahead, cone-shaped area of your field of vision.

Even when driving, strong emotions...

can affect your decision-making and ability to assess risk.

Which of the following statements is true about alcohol...

The body needs time to reduce the effects of alcohol.

jump-start battery clamp pos + cable to + terminal of the good battery. Then clamp other + to

positive (+) terminal of the dead battery.

Which of the following statements is true?

Passengers can a big distract to drivers by talking loudly..

The best way to keep from talking on your cell phone while driving is to...

turn off your cell phone when you drive.

Alcohol FIRST affects a driver by...

impairing judgment and reasoning skills.

A stimulant is a drug that...

speeds up the central nervous system.

Nystagmus refers to...

involuntary jerking of the eyes as a one gazes to the side.

In any driving situation, you must always be able to...

be mature enough to adjust your behavior to minimize risk.

A color-blind driver can compensate by,,,

remembering the order of the lights in a traffic signal.

Depth perception involves what?

judging the distance between yourself and other objects.

The "implied consent law"...

anyone operates a motor vehicle must agree to be tested

Which of the following is not an outside-the-vehicle distraction?

the driver’s cell phone is ringing

Fatigue (tiredness)...

slows both mental and physical processes.

Long lines of backed-up traffic at crash scenes are most often caused by...

drivers gawking and rubbernecking at the scene.

As you drive faster, what happens to your field of vision?

Your field of vision is narrowed

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1
What is "central vision?"
your vision to each side.
larger than your field of vision.
the same as your field of vision.
straight ahead, cone-shaped area of your field of vision.
2
Even when driving, strong emotions...
have no effect on your bodily functions.
can affect your decision-making and ability to assess risk.
increase your ability to make safe decisions & assess risk.
have no effect on your decision-making ability.
3
Which of the following statements is true about alcohol...
The body needs time to reduce the effects of alcohol.
Raw egg whites absorb alcohol in stomach, reducing BAC..
Inhaling pure oxygen will help sober up a person.
Red bull or coffee can reduce BAC.
4
jump-start battery clamp pos + cable to + terminal of the good battery. Then clamp other + to
engine block of the vehicle with the good battery.
positive (+) terminal of the dead battery.
engine block of the vehicle with the dead battery
negative terminal of the dead battery.
5
If a car drove 320 miles and used 10 gallons of gas, the miles per gallon is (in ______ MPG)...
28 mpg.
30 mpg
39 mpg
32 mpg.
6
Which of the following statements is true?
Passengers can a big distract to drivers by talking loudly..
Young, inexper'd drivers are less likely to be distracted
Young drivers should never have passengers..
Passengers do not ever cause driving distractions.
7
Which of the following do you need to know before deciding on a vehicle to buy?
Who was the previous owner of the vehicle?
How fast can the vehicle go?
What is your budget?
How often will the vehicle need an oil change?
8
An example of a cognitive distraction may be...
talking on a cell phone.
swerving to avoid a pothole.
reaching for a map.
checking the front zone.
9
The best way to keep from talking on your cell phone while driving is to...
buy a car with bluetooth capabilities.
only use text messaging while driving.
turn off your cell phone when you drive.
use a hand-free device such as a bluetooth.
10
Alcohol FIRST affects a driver by...
improving depth perception.
distorting color perception.
increasing reaction time.
impairing judgment and reasoning skills.
11
A stimulant is a drug that...
distort a person’s sense of direction, distance, and time
slows down the central nervous system.
speeds up the central nervous system.
is only available without a doctor’s prescription.
12
Nystagmus refers to...
involuntary jerking of the eyes as a one gazes to the side.
the inability to walk without staggering.
a divided-attention test.
a breath-test machine.
13
The two types of brakes are ...
disk and drum.
spare and parking.
snare and drum.
hand and pedal.
14
In any driving situation, you must always be able to...
control the emotions of other drivers.
be happy when other drivers take risks.
get angry when other drivers take risks.
be mature enough to adjust your behavior to minimize risk.
15
You can find information about your vehicle’s tires, where..
the underside of the vehicle’s trunk.
the vehicle’s wheel wells.
the underside of the vehicle’s hood.
the sidewall of the tire.
16
When a driver’s eyes are off the road for more than 2 seconds, the odds of being in crash...
stay about the same.
double.
decrease slightly.
increase by a third.
17
A color-blind driver can compensate by,,,
driving only on roadways where there are signs, not signals.
yielding at all times to other drivers.
remembering the order of the lights in a traffic signal.
asking a passenger the color of the signal ahead.
18
What type of distraction is a driver in when your mind is focused on other things or daydream?
Visual distraction
Auditory distraction
Cognitive distraction
Biomechanical distraction
19
Depth perception involves what?
seeing things clearly directly ahead.
judging the distance between yourself and other objects.
judging the time it takes to stop.
seeing things clearly at a distance.
20
Peer pressure can be...
rejected occasionally, or whatever!
positive and negative.
only negative from mean people.
only positive from cool kids.
21
The "implied consent law"...
makes people who serve alcohol who are intoxicated liable.
you should be care when driving as it is assumed.
restricts any person less than 21 years to buy or consume.
anyone operates a motor vehicle must agree to be tested
22
Which of the following is not an outside-the-vehicle distraction?
a loud fireworks display
the driver’s cell phone is ringing
a football game taking place nearby
a deer running near the road
23
Cell phones can produce what type(s) of distraction?
an auditory distraction
a cognitive distraction..
a biomechanical distraction
all the above distractions.
24
Fatigue (tiredness)...
increases mental awareness.
can be eliminated by having a full meal before driving.
slows both mental and physical processes.
is caused by a safety belt that fits too tightly.
25
Long lines of backed-up traffic at crash scenes are most often caused by...
debris from the wreck on the road.
only by the crash itself.
drivers gawking and rubbernecking at the scene.
police officers slowing vehicles down
26
As you drive faster, what happens to your field of vision?
In will improve with faster speeds, especially as new driver
Your field of vision is narrowed
You can see all the way around you.
Speed has no effect on your field of vision.

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