session 2 quiz
Q- every year you have a ___% chance of being involved in an automobile accident. a) 1% b)9% c)15% d)20%
A- 9%
Q- driving while impaired affects a) judgment b) concentration c) coordination d) all of the above
A- all of the above
Q- which of the folllowing represents a circumstance that effects your driving that is beyond your control? a) speeding b) bad weather c) driving under the influence d) all of the above
A- all of the above
Q- which of the following are negative affects you may expected if convicted of driving while impaired? a) suspension or revocation of your drivers license b) jail or prison time c) loss of your job d) dramatically higher insurance rates e) all of the above
A- all of the above
Q- which of the following are strategies a defensive driver may employ and anticipating the correct reaction to another drivers potential actions? a) what should I do if another driver swerves into my lane? b) how should I react if the driver in front of me slams on his brakes? c) what if the driver cuts me off? d) what will I do if that car blows the tire? e) all of the above
A- all of the above
Q- which of the following is a correct step to becoming a defensive driver? a) be courteous to other drivers b) always make safety a priority when operating a vehicle c) begin driving experience by reducing stress d) obey all traffic laws and rules of the road e) all of the above
A- all of the above
Q- which of the following or hazards associated with prescription drug use while driving? a) drowsiness and disorientation b) negative affects on potential judgment or concentration c) possible unexpected interactions between drugs that cause coordination problems d) all of the above
A- all of the above
Q- the primary purpose and goal associated with becoming a defensive driver is- a) guarantee i never have an accident b) anticipate hazards and risk in advance so you can adjust and avoid them c) Control other drivers d) make sure any accident you are in is not your fault
A- anticipate hazards and risks in advance so you can adjust an avoid them
Q- What is the #1 cause of death for young drivers? a) suicide b) drowning c) auto accident d) alcohol poisoning
A- auto accident
Q- in the defensive driver success formula, "I" refers too- a) making sure I quickly identify risks b) taking appropriate action immediately c) embracing responsibility for safety and around my vehicle d) all of the above
A- embracing responsibility for safety in and around my vehicle
Q- when hosting a party with alcohol, you should- a) make sure everyone who drives is sober b) don't worry about it, they're all adults and can take care of themselves c) make everyone spend the night d) provide transportation for all of your guests
A- make sure everyone who drives is sober ( "A-" means answer, and "Q-" means question)
Q- what action would a defensive driver take if another driver honks and yells an obscenity? a) retaliate by yelling an even worse obscenity b) give the other driver a nasty gesture c) nothing- continue driving safely and appropriately d) call the police immediately to report the other driver
A- nothing- continue driving safely and appropriately
Q- you have become a complete, skilled defensive driver when you have reached this learning pillar: a) unconsciously incompetent b) consciously incompetent c) unconsciously competent d) consciously competent
A- unconsciously competent
Q- which of the following best describes the typical state of most drivers? a) unconsciously incompetent b) consciously incompetent c) unconsciously competent d) consciously competent
A- unconsciously incompetent
Q- intelligent choices lead to a) you becoming a better driver who has developed habits that avoid accidents b) you never having an accident c) your actions always being right d) guarantee lower insurance rates
A- you becoming a better driver who has developed habits that avoid accidents