Drivers Ed
False
Young, inexperienced drivers generally perceive unsafe risk conditions better than most drivers
False
Your ability to drive safely has nothing to do with your emotional state
Quadruple
Your chances of getting into a collision when taking on a cell phone
A.
Your horn is used to A. Alert other drivers of potential hazards or accidents B. Wake up your carpool in the morning C. Get your friends' attention on the side of the road D. Express frustration or anger
False
Your tires do not help provide your car with a grip of the road
B.
_____ tires will wear more on the outside edges of the tire A. Over-inflated B. Under-inflated C. Properly inflated D. Bald
Newton's
______ three laws of motion describe the movement of all objects in response to natural forces
True
Yellow curb marking are for loading zones usually reserved for commercial vehicles
Improper braking is a common error usually made by new drivers
True
Eyes
You know hat you are in a blind spot of a truck driver when you can't see his/her ___ side view mirror
15 feet
You may not park your vehicle and leave it unattended within how many feet of a fire hydrant?
False
You should always sound your horn out of anger or frustration
False
You should decrease the space cushion in front of your vehicle when you are being crowded by a tailgater
A.
A common side effect of "uppers" is A. Nervousness B. Hallucinations C. Relaxation D. Listlessness
D.
A good way to avoid dealing with an aggressive driver is A. Let the aggressive driver control your emotions B. Make eye contact with the aggressive driver C. Hand gesture to the aggressive drive D. Don't let the aggressive driver control your emotions
A.
Which of the following is an activity people do to change their attitude? A. Meditation B. Road rage C. Drunk driving D. Speeding
B.
Which of the following is an important part of defensive driving? A. Insisting on the right of way B. Leaving yourself an "out" at all times C. Driving in other drivers blind spots D. Tailgating
D.
Which of the following is an instant "sobering up" cure ? A. Drinking a lot of coffee B. Taking a cold shower C. Eating a heavy meal D. There are no instant sobering up cures
True
A broken white line marking indicates that you may make a lane change from lane to lane
D.
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
True
"Uppers", or amphetamines, are group of drugs that speed up the body's central nervous system
C.
A situation that especially places motorcyclists at a high level of risk is when they are A. Traveling well behind another vehicle B. Parked in a lot C. In the blind spot of another vehicle D. Traveling well ahead of another vehicle
False
A stop sign is round red and white sign
C.
Alcohol is a drug that can be defined as a A. Stimulant B. Hallucinogen C. Depressant D. Narcotic
C.
Which of the following is considered an "over-the-counter" drug? A. Heroin B. Opium C. Aspirin D. Codeine
A
All are helpful tips to prevent littering EXCEPT: A. If you throw a beverage out of your vehicle, make sure that it's an aluminum can and not a bottle B. Use a litter bag in your car C. Tie down loads in your truck bed, free of debris that can fly out D. Keep your vehicle, especially truck bed, free of debris that can fly out
True
An undesirable trait of a driver would be inattentiveness
True
As a driver, being alert for pedestrians on the roadway can help reduce the number of injuries and fatalities
D.
As a pedestrian, it's advisable that you do all of the following, except A. Wear reflective clothing B. Face oncoming traffic C. Don't wear headphones D. Walk on railroad tracks
Alertness
Depressants can't cause :
2 times
At 55mph, a truck takes ____ times longer to stop than a car
Always dangerous to do
Backing your vehicle is
True
Bald or wooden tires are dangerous because you could suffer a "blowout"
True
Basic hand/eye/foot coordination is necessary to control the vehicle's braking, accelerating, and steering
6 months
Before obtaining a provisional license, for how long must you have your provisional permit?
True
Being a designated driver can help reduce the incidence of drunken driving
Never drive faster than is safe for current conditions
California's "Basic Speed Law" says you must:
True
Deep breathing or meditation, adjustment of attitude, and planning ahead can help reduce your chances of having an angry state of mind
False
Driving is considered a right
True
Getting enough to rest is essential for performing to one's potential
True
Hallucinogens are drugs that can make you see things that aren't really there
False
Once you get your permit, you do NOT have to drive with a licensed driving instructor before driving with your parent
False
Hitchhiking is legal in California
50
How many hours of a supervised parent training are you required to have prior to getting your provisional drivers license ?
1 year
If you are 13 years of age or older and commit an act of vandalism, a court can delay, restrict or suspend your license for
Quadruple
If you double your speed, your kinetic energy will increase by
C.
If you find that hitting an animal is imminent, you should A. Swerve to avoid it B. Slam on your brakes C. Not swerve to avoid it D. Suddenly accelerate
True
If you look ahead for signal changes, you can reduce your speed and prepare to stop on a red light
D.
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
True
Impaired drivers experience a reduction in the control of their reflexes
A.
In regards to curb markings, a green curb is A. Reserved for vehicles to park for a limited amount of time B. Reserved for emergency vehicles C. Reserved for vehicles displaying disabled placards or license plates D. Loading zones usually reserved for commercial vehicles
True
It is unlawful to transport a person in the back of a pickup or other truck, unless the vehicle is equipped with seats and the person uses both the seat and a safety belt
A.
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
False
To participate in a Designated Driver Program, you must be at least 18 years of age
True
Trucks have a tendency to swing wide when turning right
True
Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death for teenagers
False
Motorcycles maneuver better in adverse weather conditions
True
Newton' 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"
True
Passing is prohibited by law within 100 feet of any bridge or tunnel
B.
Performing a wheel alignment will reduce wear on your A. Brakes B. Tires C. Transmission D. Engine
False
Physical conditions don't greatly influence your driving behavior
Are required by law
Seat belts properly worn:
True
Some important techniques to manage anger would include developing relaxation and cognitive behavior skills
True
Tailgating, weaving through lanes, and honking are common signs of road rage
True
Teenagers are less experienced than most other age groups and therefore can sometimes lack sound judgement
False
Teenagers are the only group that has difficulty managing their anger
Decide
The "I.P.D.E." Technique stands for Identity, Predict, ____, Execute
Cheat on the written exam
The DMV may refuse to issue or renew your license if you:
True
The basic technique used for making a turn is the hand-over-hand method
C.
The best tip given to compensate for color blindness is to: A. Keep your distance from other vehicles B. Avoid left-hand turns when possible C. Learn the shapes of traffic signs to understand their purpose and intention D. Slow down so that your ability to see is greater than your stopping distance
True
The driver of a vehicle must yield the right of way to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within a marked crosswalk
False
The first thing you should do when involved in a collision is to determine who was at fault
True
The force that causes your car to gain momentum when going downhill is known as gravity
Traction
The friction between a car's tired and the road is best described as
.08%
The legal BAC limit in California for a driver 21 years or older is
True
The most common traffic violations that teenagers get are speeding
False
The natural force that causes you to lose power as you climb a hill is known as inertia
True
The responsibility factors related to driving a car include your mental, physical, and emotional well-being
C.
The rule that states how much space you should leave when following another vehicle is know as A. One-Car length rule B. Two Second Rule C. Three Second Rule D. Four Second Rule
False
Using your mirrors correctly will eliminate the need to check your blind spots
True
Visual acuity is the eyes ability to distinguish an object or image clearly
Time
What can "sober up" an intoxicated driver?
Vehicle Identification Number
What information isn't required of a new driver applicant? A. Age B. Mailing Address C. Social Security Number D. Vehicle Identification Number
Leave extra space to brake
What is a tip for driving in wet weather ?
LSD
What is considered to be a hallucinogen?
Listening to music through a set of dual headphones
What is dangerous and also illegal to do while driving?
B.
What is it called when you mix 2 or more types of drugs? A. The double up effect B. The Synergistic effect C. The metabolism effect D. The Snowball effect
Lead poisoning
What is not a risk of leaving a small child unattended in car?
Arthritis
What is not an emotional problem that can affect your ability to drive safely
DNA analysis
What is not used as an alcohol test?
15/30/5
What is the minimum amount of liability coverage required?
Pentagon
What is the shape of a school zone sign?
They tell you if you have sufficient tread depth
What is true about "tire wear bars"?
Downshift
What should you do if you are experiencing a brake failure?
A
What should you do when confronted with an aggressive driver? A. Put your pride aside B. Make rude gestures C. Keep following the aggressive driver D. Make eye contact
False
When approaching a yield sign, sped up before checking oncoming traffic
True
When backing, you should primarily be looking over your right shoulder
A.
When changing lanes, the acronym describing the correct procedure is as follows A. SMOG- Signal, Mirror, Over the shoulder and GO B. SCAT- Signal, Check, Accelerate, and Turn C. SMAT- Signal, Mirror, Accelerate and Turn D. STAM- Signal, Turn, Accelerate, and Mirror
D.
Which of the following is not considered a driving distraction? A. Taking on a cell phone B. Taking to passengers C. Listening to loud music D. Keeping your mind on driving
D.
Which of the following is true about speed limits? A. The maximum speed limit on a two-lane divided highway, unless posted, is 75 mph B. If you must drive at a slower speed, keep to the left of the roadway C. You should always drive the posted speed limit regardless of road conditions D. You should always adjust your speed to the prevailing road conditions or weather changes
A.
Which of the following should you inspect as part of your motorcycle ore drive inspection? A. Tires B. Windshield C. Radio D. Defroster
False
When driving on an open highway, you do not have to remain alert as there are very few hazards you need to worry about
D.
When driving on city streets, how far should you look ahead for traffic hazards? A. 1/2 mile B. 1 mile C. As far as you can see D. 1-2 blocks
True
When driving your vehicle, it is important that you check your blind spot often because motorcycles can easily become hidden from view
See the vehicle's headlights in your center rear view mirror
When passing another vehicle, it is safe to return to your lane if you
Shaded areas from trees and buildings
Where does ice tend to freeze first and melt last?
D.
Which is not mentioned as a potential use of recycled tires A. Ground cover under playground equipment B. Running track material C. Sports and playing fields D. Gymnasium
D.
Which of the following drugs can produce feelings of calm and relaxation? A. Uppers B. Hallucinations C. Narcotics D. Marijuana
C.
Which of the following helps describe the increase in risk that many teenage drivers face? A. A mature attitude B. The ability to perceive unsafe conditions C. A failure to perceive unsafe conditions D. The tendency to drive slow
B.
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
A.
Which of the following is NOT a helpful tip to keep your stress level under control while driving? A. Hit your dashboard B. Breathe deeply C. Adjust your attitude D. Plan ahead
D.
Which of the following is NOT a possible benefit of holding the steering wheel and the 8 and 4 o' clock position? A. Prevents over steering B. Reduces injury in event of airbag deployment C. Less physical stress on back and shoulders D. Makes it easier to reach the radio
D.
Which of the following is NOT considered a sign of fatigue? A. Drifting into a another lane B. Disconnected, meandering thoughts C. Uncontrollable yawning D. Extreme alertness
D.
Which of the following is a recommended way to ride a motorcycle defensively? A. Do not use headlights during daylight hours B. Try not to be visible to other vehicles C. Don't communicate your intentions D. Maintain an adequate space cushion
A.
Which of the following is a way that the body gets rid of alcohol? A. Perspiration B. Velocitization C. Vaporization D. Exasperation
