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ELD 3 Unit 3 Vocab

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Explore the concept of distraction and its impact on risk-taking behavior. Test your knowledge on the consequences of distraction and learn strategies to reduce distractions.

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1
Which is an impulsive action?
Planning ahead
Thinking twice
Following rules
Acting without thinking
2
What is distraction?
A driving technique
A safety measure
Something that takes attention
A type of music
3
True or false: Distraction helps focus.
False
True
4
What is a restriction?
An open choice
A limiting rule
A safety guideline
A type of freedom
5
What does restricted mean?
Unlimited access
Free choice
Open to all
Controlled access
6
What does impose mean?
To force acceptance
To encourage freedom
To suggest ideas
To create options
7
What does risk mean?
A type of reward
A chance of danger
A safe choice
A driving rule
8
True or false: Experienced people have skills.
False
True
9
Why is it important to avoid distractions?
To follow trends
To impress others
To have fun
To increase safety
10
What is an alternative?
A forced choice
An optional choice
A dangerous option
A limited selection
11
Where can risks be found?
Only in sports
In everyday life
In controlled environments
In safe places
12
Which is a consequence of distraction?
Increased accidents
Improved concentration
More fun driving
Better driving skills
13
True or false: Impulsive actions are well thought out.
False
True
14
How can teens reduce distractions?
By using phones
By multitasking
By staying focused
By ignoring rules
15
What can distract teens while driving?
Listening to music
Talking to friends
Texting on phone
Following GPS
16
Who is considered experienced?
A novice driver
Someone with skills
A beginner
A casual learner