Day 1 Chapter 5
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Physical Ed
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10th Grade
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Brent Dodulik
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Multiple Choice
Which is more dangerous: driving under the influence of alcohol or driving while tired? Why do you think so?
Driving under the influence of Alcohol
Driving while tired
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT part of the standard accident prevention formula?
Be alert
Be prepared
Act in time
Drive faster
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT considered a form of aggressive driving?
Speeding
Improper lane changes
Disregarding traffic signals
Using turn signals
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are common distractions that can lead to collisions while driving?
Lighting a cigarette
Watching kids and pets
Adjusting a mirror
Following traffic laws
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Fill in the Blanks
Highway hypnosis is a
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Multiple Choice
Who is most at risk of drowsy driving?
People who are well-rested
Sleep deprived individuals
People driving with friends
Experienced drivers
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Open Ended
Describe two ways drivers can communicate with each other to increase safety on the road.
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important for a motorist to keep a safe following distance?
To have time to react to sudden stops
To save fuel
To increase speed
To avoid driving too slow
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Fill in the Blanks
One car length of distance per
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are correct practices for maintaining a safe following distance in different weather conditions?
Increase following distance in rain and snow
Decrease following distance in ideal conditions
Maintain the same distance regardless of conditions
Increase following distance only at night
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Multiple Choice
What should you do when being passed by another vehicle?
Stay in your lane and slow down
Speed up to prevent passing
Change lanes immediately
Honk at the passing vehicle
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Multiple Choice
What can happen if you drive at 35 MPH or more on wet roads, as shown in the diagram?
Your car will stop faster
You may hydroplane and lose control
Your tires will grip better
You will save fuel
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Multiple Choice
What is the recommended following distance when driving on snow and ice?
2 seconds
4 seconds
6 seconds
8 seconds
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Fill in the Blanks
When driving in the city, you should look at least
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Multiple Choice
What are the three key components of the standard accident prevention formula?
Be alert, Be prepared, Act in time
Drive slowly, Use seatbelts, Avoid distractions
Check mirrors, Use turn signals, Obey speed limits
Plan your route, Avoid traffic, Listen to music
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