A.) color-blind
B.) color- limited
C.) color-indiscrete
D.) chromo-contrasting
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color-blind
The most common form of color blindness is the inability to distinguish between:
A.) blue, green
B.) red, green
C.) blue, red
D.) yellow, red
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red, green
_______________ can occur when a driver fails to notice an unexpected event.
A.) Compensating dependently
B.) Inattentional blindness
C.) Peripheral blindness
D.). Inattention perspective
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Inattentional blindness
_______________ is a technique drivers can use to detect movement such as shadows and identify potential risks just above the surface of the roadway.
______________ is a technique drivers can use to detect movement and identify potential risks just above the surface of the roadway.
A.) Side viewing
B.) Ground viewing
C.) Forward seeing
D.) Surface scanning
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Ground viewing
A visual lead is a view of everything going on ______ to ______ seconds ahead of your vehicle.
A.) two/four
B.) five/ten
C.) eight/ twelve
D.) twenty/ thirty
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Twenty/thirty
Your visual lead is
A.) the distance you can see ahead of your vehicle.
B.) where you identify objects that may require a response.
C.) where you respond to what you perceive.
D.) how much space you allow between vehicles in front of and behind you.
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the distance you can see ahead of your vehicle.
If you look away from the road for just two seconds, your chance of having a crash actually _______________.
A.) does not change
B.) double
C.) triples
D.) quandruples
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double
_______________ vision is another word for side vision.
A.) Compensating
B.) Connecting
C.) Peripheral
D.) Perspective
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Peripheral
Macular degeneration is a:
A.) deterioration of central vision.
B.) sleeping disorder where the body stops breathing.
C.) form of advanced arthritis.
D.) rear wheel skid.
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deterioration of central vision.
A condition known as ______ causes difficulty reading highways signs and seeing objects at a distance
A condition known as _______ causes difficulty reading highway signs and seeing other objects at a distance
A.) nearsightedness
B.) farsightedness
C.) macular degeneration
D.) glaucoma
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nearsightedness
EXPLANATION: Condition in which the eyeball is slightly longer than usual front to back. It causes difficulty reading highway signs and seeing other objects at a distance, but does not affect tasks such as reading or sewing.
EXPLANATION: Condition in which the eyeball is slightly longer than usual front to back. It causes difficulty reading highway signs and seeing other objects at a distance, but does not affect tasks such as reading or sewing.
A condition known as ______ causes difficulty reading up close, such as books and gauges on a vehicle's dashboard
A.) nearsightedness
B.) farsightedness
C.) macular degeneration
D.) glaucoma
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farsightedness
A common vision problem with which people can see distant objects very well, but have difficulty focusing on objects that are close.
A common vision problem with which people can see distant objects very well, but have difficulty focusing on objects that are close.
Since older drivers began driving, changes have occurred in:
A.) Vehicles
B.) Roadways
C.) Driving Techniques
D.) All the above
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All the above
Novice drivers and older drivers tend to be involved in the same types of crashes
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
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FALSE
Compared to younger drivers, older drivers are ________ to be injured or killed in a collision
A.) Equally likely
B.) Not likely
C.) Less likely
D.) More likely
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More likely
By age 60, drivers need ______ times as much light to see as they did at age 20
A.) two
B.) three
C.) none
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three
While driving at night most 60 year old drivers require ________ the light to see an object clearly.
A.) 10 times
B.) 3 times
C.) 25 times
D.) 50 times
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50 times
The most common cause of crashes for senior drivers is:
A.) Vehicle failure
B.) Right-of-way errors
C.) Road rage
D.) Rear-end collisions
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Right-of-way errors
Crashes that older drivers experience tend to involve factors such as vision, decision making, and issues of ____________
A.) Right-of-way
B.) Vehicle failure
C.) Road rage
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Right-of-way
True or False: Depth perception weakens as we age.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
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TRUE
______ is the most common cause of vision loss in people over age 40
A.) Nearsightedness
B.) Farsightedness
C.) Macular degeneration
D.) Cataracts
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Cataracts:
The most common cause of vision loss in people over age 40 and the principal cause of blindness in the world, it causes cloudy spots or patches on the eye's natural lens.
The most common cause of vision loss in people over age 40 and the principal cause of blindness in the world, it causes cloudy spots or patches on the eye's natural lens.
Glaucoma:
Answer: A build-up of pressure in the eye, which can interfere with transmission of visual information to the brain. Untreated or uncontrolled, it can eventually lead to decreased ability to see at the edges of your vision (peripheral vision).
Macular Degeneration:
Answer: The leading cause of vision loss and blindness among Americans age 65 and older, it is degeneration of the macula, which is the part of the retina responsible for the sharp, central vision needed to read or drive. Also find AAA Defensive Driving / Driver Improvement - Chapter 3 Sharing the Road Test Answers
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