What is peripheral vision?

What is seen in the far left and right while looking forward

Farsightedness caused by old age

What symbol is shown on a license that means the driver must wear glasses?

C (stands for corrective lenses)

What should a driver do in extremely heavy fog?

Slow down and pull over until the fog clears

True or false: Those with restricted vision (one eye or monocular) aren't permitted to drive.

False- they can prove their capability with the vision test

How do color blind people identify traffic lights?

The standardized placement of each light

What is the definition of visual acuity?

sharpness of vision that discerns letters/numbers

What does 20/40 vision mean? (2 correct ans)

Test subject sees at 20ft what a normal person sees at 40ft, Unrestricted driver's license is allowed

Which is not a purpose of the vision screening?

To serve as a medical examination

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1
What is peripheral vision?
Ability to focus on things that are far away
What is seen in the far left and right while looking forward
Ability to estimate distance between objects
What is seen directly in front of you
2
What is presbyopia?
Nearsightedness caused by old age
Inability to distinguish blue from purple
Farsightedness caused by old age
One eye pointing the wrong way
3
What symbol is shown on a license that means the driver must wear glasses?
C (stands for corrective lenses)
VR (stands for vision restriction)
00 (resembles eyes)
2 (two eyes that need glasses)
4
Which two senses (choose one) are most important when driving?
Touch
Sight
Smell
Hearing
5
What should a driver do in extremely heavy fog?
Use echolocation by honking at others
Turn on high beams
Drive faster than the fog
Slow down and pull over until the fog clears
6
When driving at night, which is not a useful step to follow?
Use high beams when there are no other drivers
Keep a clear windshield
Slow down to account for change in reaction time/visibility
Turn on all interior lights
7
True or false: Those with restricted vision (one eye or monocular) aren't permitted to drive.
False- they can prove their capability with the vision test
True- they don't have a complete field of vision
8
What percent of US adults need glasses or contacts to drive?
75%
23%
68%
50%
9
How do color blind people identify traffic lights?
Extra technology installed in their car
The standardized placement of each light
Guessing the brightness
Glasses that show the colors
10
What is the definition of visual acuity?
ability to see colors
what is seen out of the corners of the eyes
ability to focus on a moving object
sharpness of vision that discerns letters/numbers
11
What does 20/40 vision mean? (2 correct ans)
Restricted to daylight driving only
Test subject sees at 20ft what a normal person sees at 40ft
Test subject sees at 40ft what a normal person sees at 20ft
Unrestricted driver's license is allowed
12
Which is not a purpose of the vision screening?
To obtain a driver's license
To ensure that the driver can read signs clearly
To ensure that small obstacles are visible to the driver
To serve as a medical examination
13
True or false: colorblindness means that you can only see black and white.
False
True
14
Which is not a necessary precaution for driving in the rain?
Reduce speed to prevent hydroplaning
Turn on windshield wipers
Increase space cushion
Turn on high beams
15
Which of the following lights can temporarily blind other drivers when within 200 ft?
Turn signals
Low beam headlights
Brake lights
High beam headlights

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