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Page 1: Drivers Education 100 200 400 300 400 Rules of The Road Adverse Condition Handling Emergencies Alcohol 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

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If you park in a space that has a handicapped parkingsymbol, you mustA. reserve it in advance.B. not be able to walk.C. have a proper permit.D. not be able to find any other parking space.

Have the proper permit.

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To help others see you during heavy rain, use yourA. high-beam headlightsB. emergency flashersC. parking lightsD. low-beam headlights

Low- beam headlights

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1,3

As you apply your foot brake, the pedal goes to the floor. What should you do first?A. Turn off the ignitionB. Shift to a lower gearC. Apply the parking brakeD. Pump the brake pedal three or four times

Pump the break pedal three or four times.

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1,4

If a large amount of alcohol is consumed over a shortperiod of time,A. nothing abnormal occurs.B. you will need days to sleep it off.C. death can occur.D. you will become an alcoholic.

Death can occur.

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Two solid yellow center lines on a two-lane highwayindicateA. Passing only with caution.B. Left turns between intersections.C. No passing from either way.D. Passing both ways.

No passing from either way.

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2,2

When driving in snow, you should useA. low-beam headlights and reduced speedB. low-beam headlights and drive at the posted speedC. high-beam headlights and reduced speedD. high-beam headlights and drive at the posted speed

Low-beam headlights and reduced speed

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2,3

When your vehicle starts to skid sidewaysA. steer in the direction your vehicle needs to go.B. first press hard on the brake pedal.C. maintain steady accelerator pressure.D. steer opposite the direction that your vehicle needs

to go.

Steer in the direction your vehicle needs to go.

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2,4

A person’s inhibitions areA. restrictions imposed by laws.B. behaviors of the highly intelligent.C. inner forces of personality that hold back impulsive

behavior.D. unrestrained emotional behavior.

Inner forces of personality that hold back impulsive behavior.

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Curbs painted red, yellow, or white are generallydesignated asA. minimum speed zones.B. user parking only.C. no-parking zones.D. limited time parking.

No-parking zones

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During the fall, wet leaves on the road canA. make residential streets safer.B. increase traction at low speeds.C. present a serious vision hazard.D. reduce traction and vehicle control.

Reduce traction and vehicle control

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If the oil pressure warning light or gauge indicates lowoil pressure while you are driving,A. pull over to the side of the road and shut off engine.B. pull over to the side of the road and idle the engine.C. continue on for a few miles at a reduced speed.D. slow down and drive to a mechanic.

Pull over to the side of the road and shut off engine

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The most accurate way to determine a person’s level ofIntoxication is toA. Watch the person drink for an hour and compare

behavior before and after drinking.B. See if the person can pass a coordination test.C. Look at the person’s eyes to see if they are glassy.D. Determine the person’s blood-alcohol concentration

(BAC).

Determine the person’s blood-alcohol concentration (BAC)

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The correct hand signal for a left turn isA. left arm waving toward the left.B. left arm and hand pointing up.C. left arm pointed downward.D. left arm and hand extended straight out.

Left arm and hand extended straight out

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Just before dawn and dusk, turn on yourA. high-beam headlights.B. emergency flashers.C. parking lights.D. low-beam headlights.

Low-beam headlights.

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In case of a blowout, which procedure is incorrect?A. Brake gently after the vehicle is under control.B. Slow down and pull onto the shoulder.C. Brake immediately to avoid tire damage.D. Grip the steering wheel firmly.

Brake immediately to avoid tire damage.

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The breath-test machine most commonly used fordetermining BAC isA. a nystagmus machine.B. an intoxilyzer machine.C. a chemical-test machine.D. a sobriety machine.

An intoxilyzer machine.

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What rule is used to estimate your total stopping distanceunder ideal conditions?A. 4-second ruleB. 2-second following distance ruleC. 12-second visual lead ruleD. 3-second travel rule

4-second rule

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Hydroplaning occurs when your tiresA. lose contact with the road.B. roll on the sidewall during a turn.C. lose all air pressure.D. have new tread and normal air pressure.

Lose contact with the road.

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If you experience brake fade,A. pump the brakes.B. apply the parking brake.C. shift to a lower gear.D. stop and let the brakes cool.

Stop and let the brakes cool.

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Nystagmus refers toA. a breath-test machine.B. the involuntary jerking of the eyes as a person gazes

to the side.C. the inability to walk without staggering.D. a divided-attention test.

The involuntary jerking of the eyes as a person gazes to the side.


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