Chapter 6

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Chapter 6

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Multiple Choice

1. Applying the ________ rule is a way to help keep a safe distance between your car and the vehicle ahead of you. *

1 point

a. SMOG

b. No passing

c. Two second

d. Three second

2. If a vehicle behind you is following too closely: *

1 point

a. Speed up

b. Slow down and let it pass

c. Turn onto another road

d. Pull over to the shoulder of the road and let it pass

3. Your headlights must be on low beam when following another vehicle within _____ feet. *

1 point

a. 100

b. 200

c. 500

d. 1000

4. You are driving at night and suddenly blinded by the headlights of an oncoming vehicle. What is the best procedure to practice when this happens? *

1 point

a. Stare straight ahead, after 3 seconds you will be able to see through the glare

b. Shut your eyes and hold the wheel straight, if your tires are aligned properly your car will continue in a straight path

c. Use the yellow dashed lines to your left as a reference

d. Use the solid white line to your right as a reference

5. Which of the following has no stops or cross traffic? *

1 point

a. Gravel roads

b. Highways

c. Freeways

d. Hydroplaning

6. The most frequently cited cause of multiple-vehicle crashes among drivers up to the age of 64 is: *

1 point

a. Alcohol usage

b. Distracted driving

c. Disobeying speed limits

d. Falling asleep at the wheel

7. If your vehicle starts to skid you should: *

1 point

a. Quickly depress the brakes

b. Use cruise control

c. Take your foot off the accelerator

d. Steer right while slowly depressing the brakes

8. In most instances which headlight beam would be appropriate for driving in foggy conditions at night? *

1 point

a. High beam for high speed, low beam for low speed

b. High beam for dense fog, low beam for light fog

c. Low beam for most foggy conditions

d. High beam for most foggy conditions

9. An oncoming vehicle is approaching in your lane. What is the best course of action? *

1 point

a. Use the left lane to avoid a crash

b. The only thing you are able to do is to keep traveling on your side of the road

c. Steer off the road to the right

d. Stop your car

10. What should you do if your car stalls on railroad tracks? *

1 point

a. Leave the car and walk towards the train

b. Leave the car and walk away from the train

c. If you have a stick shift, try to move the car off the tracks by running the starter while the car is in low or second gear

d. If you have an automatic transmission, try pushing the car off the tracks

11. What should you do if your car plunges under water? *

1 point

a. Open the door to get out

b. Stay in the front seat and wait until the car sinks, then exit through a window

c. If the car does not sink right away, try to exit through a window

d. Exit through the door when the vehicle is exactly half way submerged

12. What should you do if smoke begins to pour from underneath the hood? *

1 point

a. Use water to put out the fire

b. Shift to neutral

c. Race the engine for a short amount of time

d. Pull off the road, turn off the ignition, and exit the vehicle

13. What should you do if your windshield wipers fail in blinding snow or rain? *

1 point

a. Quickly reduce speed

b. Use your hand to clear the snow or rain

c. Turn on your headlights

d. Roll down your side window to see ahead until you can safely drive your car off the highway

14. Which of the following is not a type of freeway interchange? *

1 point

a. Folded diamond

b. Cloverleaf

c. Diamond

d. Folded cloverleaf

15. While driving at night, a load extends 4 feet from the rear of your vehicle, you must: *

1 point

a. Tie a yellow, red, or orange flag, at least 16 inches square, to the end of the load

b. Drive with your hazards on

c. Attach a red lantern to the end of the load

d. No course of action is required for loads exceeding less than 5 feet from the end of a vehicle

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