1. It is important to be comfortable while driving because
discomfort can distract you from the driving task. *
your passengers will be distracted from the driving task.
you might injure your back.
you need to be able to focus on the radio.
2. Adjustments to your driving position are best made
before you drive.*
while you drive so that you know how to position yourself.
after a test drive.
while someone else drives.
3. The extra pedal in a vehicle with a manual transmission is called a
go pedal.
brake pedal.
clutch pedal.
accelerator. *
4. A blind spot is
when you can't be seen by other cars.
when you can't see around a corner.
when you are driving into the sun. *
an area of the roadway you cannot see from the driver's seat.
5. When looking over your shoulder at another lane or checking your side mirrors to change lanes, you should
take as long as you need to make sure it's clear.
keep looking over your shoulder as you change lanes.
keep watching the side mirrors as you change lanes. *
limit yourself to a quick glance to detect the presence of others.
6. Air bags
require the driver to deploy them.
require the passenger to deploy them.
are active safety devices. *
operate without the user having to do anything.
7. Which statement below describes a good reason to keep your vehicle's doors locked while you are in the car? (1 point)
Locked doors decrease the likelihood that they will open in a crash.
Locked doors prevent the driver from opening the door.
Air bags deploy only when the doors are locked.
The anti-lock brake system responds quicker when the doors are locked.
8. Three devices that control the speed and direction of your vehicle are the
selector lever, tires, and turn signals.
accelerator, brake pedal, and steering wheel. *
engine, battery, and accelerator.
tires, air conditioner, and ignition switch.
9. Emergency flashers will warn other drivers that
your vehicle is stopped near the roadway or that you are moving slowly. *
you are driving normally, with the flow of traffic.
your alternator is damaged.
they should not try to pass you.
10. Before you enter your vehicle, you should always
wash it.
inspect the outside and the area around it. *
lock it.
look in the trunk and under the hood.
11. Power brakes require less foot pressure to operate than non power brakes, but they
keep your car from skidding.
do not shorten the distance needed to stop. *
should not be used in emergency situations.
do not make your brakes last longer.
12. Which of the following is a part of your vehicle's communication system?
antilock brakes
seat belts
horn *
alternator
13. If your engine is overheating, the ______ will flash.
oil pressure warning light
temperature warning light *
alternator warning light
battery charge warning light
14. When moving into traffic, a general rule is to
accelerate gradually. *
accelerate as fast as possible to the speed limit.
accelerate as slowly as possible to the speed limit.
accelerate at the same speed as the car next to you.
15. The best way to brake to a stop is to
press the brake pedal as far as it will go.
use the car in front as a guide for your own braking.
apply smooth, steady, firm pressure to the brake pedal.*
take as long as possible to stop so the cars behind you will have time to stop.Im doing driving pratice test can you check them please? ?discomfort can distract you from the driving task.
before you drive.*
clutch pedal. (u had accelerator)
an area of the roadway you cannot see from the driver's seat (u were wrong)
keep watching the side mirrors as you change lanes. *
are active safety devices. *
Locked doors decrease the likelihood that they will open in a crash
accelerator, brake pedal, and steering wheel. *
your vehicle is stopped near the roadway or that you are moving slowly. *
inspect the outside and the area around it. *
do not shorten the distance needed to stop. *
horn *
temperature warning light *
accelerate gradually. *
apply smooth, steady, firm pressure to the brake pedal.*
-looks like you got most of them right.Im doing driving pratice test can you check them please? ?OK...I'm not going to read all of this, but # 3 and #4 are wrong. the extra pedal in a vehicle with a manual transmission is called the clutch and the blind spot is an area of road way that cannot been seen from the driver seat, it's typically an area like if a car is coming up to pass you on a 4 lane, and you're in the right lane, and the vehicle passing you is in the left lane, there's a spot where you won't be able to see them.Im doing driving pratice test can you check them please? ?wow you have to write all that. i never had to do that. anyways i read like the first line and it's awesome and so you'll do fine i'm sure. good luck.
(lol i doubt anyone's gonna read all that hun)Im doing driving pratice test can you check them please? ?The big thing I wanted to point out is about number 3. People answered the others(2nd person got them) so I want to give a clear thing here. OK in a manual the extra pedal, so that is the pedal an automatic DOESN'T have. All cars have an accelerator(gas) and brake, and I never heard of a go pedal(maybe slang for gas pedal and that was your confusion).
