Section 7 Quiz Answers

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1.	If your vehicle experiences a breakdown, you should: A. Pull over to the shoulder of the road B. Stop in your lane and put on your hazard lights C. Try to continue until you spot a gas station or garage D. Scream until someone hears you
	2.	Passing is prohibited by law within 100 feet of any bridge or tunnel. A. True B. False
	3.	If you start to hydroplane, what should you do? A. Pull the parking brake B. Slam your brakes C. Jerk the steering wheel D. Gradually decelerate
	4.	When driving on an open highway, you do not have to remain alert as there are very few hazards you need to worry about. A. True B. False
	5.	Which of the following is NOT a good technique to use if you experience a brake failure? A. Enter an emergency vehicle runway area B. Aim downhill if possible C. Use the emergency parking brake D. Downshift
	6.	What is the name of the technique used when stuck in snow or mud? A. Rocking out B. Mud wrestling C. Rooster tails D. Rolling out

Section 6 Quiz Answers

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1.	When driving on city streets, how far should you look ahead for traffic hazards? A. ½ mile B. 1 mile C. As far as you can see D. 1-2 blocks
	2.	If you look ahead for signal changes, you can reduce your speed and prepare to stop on a red light. A. True B. False
	3.	Generally, when looking for a space to park in, which of the following is a good tip to follow? A. Find a spot that is just large enough so you could squeeze in B. Enter the parking spot as quickly as possible C. Avoid parking spaces that have illegally or incorrectly parked cars next to you D. Don’t bother looking to see if there is anything like a shopping cart in the spot
	4.	Basic hand/eye/foot coordination is necessary to control the vehicle's braking, accelerating and steering. A. True B. False
	5.	The basic technique used for making a turn is the hand-over-hand method. A. True B. False
	6.	You may always make a right turn against a red arrow. A. True B. False

Section 5 Quiz Answers

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1.	The first thing you should do when involved in a collision is to determine who was at fault. A. True B. False
	2.	Bald or worn tires are dangerous because you could suffer a "blowout." A. True B. False
	3.	When emergency braking with “ABS” brakes, the best way to stop is to: A. Pump your brakes B. Feather your brakes lightly C. Tap the brake pedal D. Stomp down on the brake pedal
	4.	What type of insurance is REQUIRED in California? A. Comprehensive B. Liability C. Collision D. Uninsured Motorist
	5.	Compensating for potential problems before they actually become problems helps prevent you from becoming angry. A. True B. False
	6.	You should always sound your horn out of anger or frustration. A. True B. False

Section 4 Quiz Answers

ALL ANSWERS ARE BOLD 1.	A stop sign is a round red and white sign. A. TrueB. False
	2.	Yellow curb markings are for loading zones usually reserved for commercial vehicles. A. True B. False
	3.	A broken yellow line marking on your side of the street indicates: A. You can’t make a u-turn B. You can’t make a left turn C. Nothing in particular D. You can pass if safe
	4.	In regards to flashing signals, a flashing red light indicates that you should: A. Stop until the light turns green B. Slow down and yield until safe C. Pull over to the right side of the road and stop D. Stop until safe as if it were a stop sign
	5.	Guide signs provide information about distance and direction. A. True B. False
	6.	Lane signals are used to: A. Direct the flow of traffic throughout the day B. Decorate lanes during certain holidays C. Indicate when there is an emergency D. Indicate when there is road construction

Section 3 Quiz Answers

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1.	A “banked curve” enables a driver to maintain better control at higher speeds. A. True B. False
	2.	The force that causes your car to gain momentum when going downhill is known as gravity. A. True B. False
	3.	Newton’s first law of motion states that “an object at rest or moving with constant velocity will remain that way until it is acted on by an outside force”. A. True B. False
	4.	___________ three laws of motion describe the movement of all objects in response to natural forces: A. Newton’s B. Einstein’s C. Aristotle’s D. Copernicus’
	5.	The natural force that causes you to lose power as you climb a hill is known as inertia. A. True B. False
	6.	If you double your speed, your kinetic energy will increase by: A. Double B. Triple C. Quadruple D. Quintuple

Section 2 Quiz Answers

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1.	What does IPDE Mean? A. Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute B. Identify, Protect, Declare, Emergency C. Identify, Preserve, Disclose, Enter D. Identify, Perform, Diffuse, Explain
	2.	An example of aggressive driving would be making frequent lane changes. A. True B. False
	3.	Physical conditions don’t greatly influence your driving behavior. A. True B. False
	4.	Which of the following is NOT considered a component of the eye? A. Tendon B. Cornea C. Iris D. Pupil
	5.	Visual acuity is the eyes ability to distinguish an object or image clearly. A. True B. False
	6.	The ability to judge the distance of objects around you can best be described as your ______? A. Speed perception B. Coordination C. Reaction time D. Depth perception

Section 1 Quiz Answers

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	1.	Which of the following is NOT a helpful tip to being a courteous driver? A. Don’t weave in and out of traffic lanes B. Tailgate whenever possible C. Avoid unnecessary use of your horn D. Always use your turn signal when changing lanes
		2. Driving is considered a right. A. True B. False 3. The responsibility factors related to driving a car include your own mental, physical and emotional well-being. A. True B. False 4. Once you get your permit, you do NOT have to drive with a licensed driving instructor before driving with your parent. A. True B. False 5.  The spirit of the law refers to the ___________ of the law? A. Actual wording of the law B. The ghost manifested when chanting the law C. Consequences of violating the law D. Intent or purpose of the law 6. The Department of Motor Vehicles may refuse to issue a drivers license if you cannot pass the driver license tests. A. True B. False