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Drivers Education #1: Intro to Drivers Ed
Drivers Education #1: Intro to Drivers Ed
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CS Driving School, Moduel 1 quiz
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1
What do more young people die from than any other single cause?
homicide
suicide
AIDS
motor vehicle accidents
2
A driver-education course
teaches everything you ever need to know
is not necessary if you already know how to drive
guarantees you will be a safe driver
provides a good start to skillful drivng
3
Two examples of HTS breakdowns are
injury and death
traffic tie-ups and collisions
running out of fuel and leaving lights on
steering wheel and brake failures
4
Driving is a social task because...
drivers must interact with other drivers
driving is only for social activities
society demands that everyone drives
many drivers have passengers
5
What are the parts of the highway transportation system (HTS)?
pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers
people, vehicles, and roadways
roads, streets, and highways
trucks, bicycles, and automobiles
6
Learning to drive is a
reaction process
continuous process
licensing course
one-time course
7
Good drivers deal w/ drivers who cannot or will not perform in a safe and responsible manner by
challenging them
ignoring them
compensating for them
insulting them
8
Of all the possible causes of collisions, what is by far the most common?
slick roadway
steering wheel failure
road rage
driver error
9
Driving-related laws passed by a state's legislature are found in its...
criminal law book
vehicle code
state constitution
newspapers
10
When you determine how to adjust speed or position, which IPDE step are you using?
decide
execute
identify
predict
11
A state's driving-related laws are found in its...
vehicle code
highway map
driver's guide
vehicle owner's manual
12
When driving in traffic, the defensive driver expects...
unexpected driving situations
traffic to be predictable
all situations to go wrong
few, if any, changes
13
The high collision rate of beginning drivers is due mostly to
low minimum licensing age
use of older vehicles
inadequate traffic enforcement
lack of experience
14
Which aspect of driving is most affected by attitudes?
driver behavior
motor skills
visual acuity
distance judgement
15
The greatest problem most beginning drivers face is their...
slow reflexes
lack of steering skill
inability to make decisions
poor vehicle control
16
The major parts of the HTS are the people who use the system, the vehicles used, and the...
fuel and service stations
roadways used by people
weather conditions on roadways
signs used to control traffic
17
To manage the effects of vehicles on the environment
drive often
use fuel-efficient driving methods
do not take long trips
put used oil in the sewer
18
Which of the following is not a special program connected with a state's driver's license?
excise tax
implied consent
organ donor
provisional license
19
The best term used to describe a vehicle hitting another object is
accident
chance
bad luck
collision
20
What IPDE step do you use when you apply the brake to stop?
predict
decide
identify
execute
21
A night collision between a vehicle with a dirty windshield and one driven by an upset driver
Illustrates collisions happen to the other person
Illustrates poor drivers cause most collisions
Illustrates most collisions have multiple causes
Illustrates that accidents just happen
22
What must a driver do first to process traffic information accurately?
identify
execute
decide
predict
23
Pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists in the HTS are all called...
youthful users
roadway users
defensive drivers
beginning drivers
24
What system is a method for managing the space around your vehicle?
ExCELLent System
Smith System
IPDE Process
Zone Control System
25
If you demonstrate good attitudes toward driving, you can...
improve competitiveness
get everyone's attention
gain respect of others
drive at high speeds
