A.) visibility
B.) filtration
C.) gravity
D.) emissions
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gravity
If you have to drive in icy or snowy conditions, __________.
A.) change the engine oil to an oil with a viscosity designed for cold temperatures.
B.) make sure your oil has a viscosity designed for cold temperatures
C.) Both of the answers
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Both of the answers
True or False: At above 5,000 feet driving, there is substantially less oxygen available and you can become tired very quickly. The lack of oxygen at high elevations can cause shortness of breath, headache, nosebleeds, and an increase in your heart rate.
A.) True
B.) False
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True
The lack of oxygen at high elevations can cause __________.
ANSWER: shortness of breath, headache, nosebleeds and an increase in your heart rate
EXPLANATION: At above 5,000 feet driving, there is substantially less oxygen available and you can become tired very quickly. The lack of oxygen at high elevations can cause shortness of breath, headache, nosebleeds, and an increase in your heart rate.
When you drive above 5,000 feet, there is substantially less oxygen available and you can become _________ very quickly.
ANSWER: tired
When driving downhill ensure you have ample space to stop by ______________your following distance from the vehicle ahead.
A.) increasing
B.) decreasing
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increasing
____________ traveling in mountainous terrain at night or in bad weather.
A.) Schedule
B.) Plan
C.) Avoid
D.) Experience
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Avoid
If you need to pass going uphill, the maneuver will take more acceleration, ____________ and time.
A.) steering
B.) visibility
C.) power
D.) inertia
E.) speed
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power
Gravity pulls your vehicle __________ when you travel up or down any hill.
A.) Right
B.) Left
C.) Down
D.) Up
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Down
When you travel up or down any hill gravity pulls your vehicle __________ ?
A.) Right
B.) Left
C.) Down
D.) Up
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Down
You can raise a car's center of gravity by
A.) putting more people in it.
B.) filling the trunk.
C.) loading a roof rack with items.
D.) driving faster.
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loading a roof rack with items.
* You can raise a car's center of gravity by loading a roof rack with items.
* A roof rack with load will indeed raise the center of gravity and make the vehicle more prone to tipping.
* To be safe look at the vehicle's manual regarding load limit on roof rack, you never want to put too much up there, because it will raise the center of gravity on your vehicle, causing the vehicle to be more prone to tipping over on turns. Try to put as much as possible inside of the vehicle to keep the center of gravity lower.
* Be careful, as raising the vehicle will also raise your center of gravity, which will make the vehicle a little more prone to tipping.
* You can raise a car's center of gravity by loading a roof rack with items.
* A roof rack with load will indeed raise the center of gravity and make the vehicle more prone to tipping.
* To be safe look at the vehicle's manual regarding load limit on roof rack, you never want to put too much up there, because it will raise the center of gravity on your vehicle, causing the vehicle to be more prone to tipping over on turns. Try to put as much as possible inside of the vehicle to keep the center of gravity lower.
* Be careful, as raising the vehicle will also raise your center of gravity, which will make the vehicle a little more prone to tipping.
If you have to stop on an incline, your stopping distance will be __________ on a flat surface.
A.) The same as
B.) Less than
C.) More than
D.) Doubled
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Less than
EXPLANATION: Uphill – your braking distance will actually decrease.
Downhill – your braking distance will be longer.
The steeper the incline, the longer your or shorter your stopping distance.
EXPLANATION: Uphill – your braking distance will actually decrease.
Downhill – your braking distance will be longer.
The steeper the incline, the longer your or shorter your stopping distance.
If you are traveling where there are sharp curves, stay to the _____________and tap your horn before entering blind curves.
A.) right
B.) left
C.) center
D.) top
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right
If there is an obstacle in your path and you have enough space, steering to avoid an obstacle takes ______ time than braking.
A.) Greater
B.) More
C.) Longer
D.) Less
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Less
In slippery conditions, if you turn too fast or hard and the back of your vehicle swerves, ease off the accelerator and ______ in the direction you want the vehicle to go.
A.) Accelerate
B.) Steer
C.) Point
D.) Brake
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Steer
When you experience a skid, take your foot off of the brake or ease off the accelerator until you feel the vehicle regain ______.
A.) Energy
B.) Gravity
C.) Momentum
D.) Traction
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Traction
Always pay attention to your_______ markings and make every attempt to keep all of your wheels on the road surface.
A.) Lane
B.) Vehicle
C.) Signal
D.) Passenger
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Lane
The ________ steering position helps minimize injury to your hands and chest in the event the airbag deploys.
A.) Hand over hand
B.) Push pull
C.) High hand
D.) Low hand
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Low hand
Sitting up straight in the proper seating position helps you see, ______ and brake quickly.
A.) hear
B.) steer
C.) crash
D.) distract
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steer
The shoulder of the road typically has a different surface or is _______ which will affect your traction.
A.) Marked
B.) Angled
C.) Indented
D.) Inverted
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Angled
EXPLANATION: Sloped is better answer, but angled is the best they had. Road shoulders should be slightly steeper (a side slope). Road shoulders also must be sloped away from the road to continue carrying the water flow away.
EXPLANATION: Sloped is better answer, but angled is the best they had. Road shoulders should be slightly steeper (a side slope). Road shoulders also must be sloped away from the road to continue carrying the water flow away.
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