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1 CLASS D INAL EXAM B SUDEN NAME DAE INSRUCOR INSRUCOR LICENSE# INSRUCOR SIGNAURE X INAL SCORE Please circle the correct answer. RUE / ALSE 1. Ohio Graduated Driver Licensing Law requires that drivers, under the age of eighteen years, have at least 50 hours of driving practice, ten of which, must be at night. 2. A speeding ticket received in a work zone is twice as expensive. 3. It is not necessary to carry your temporary permit when driving. 4. On wet roads, the chance of hydroplaning increases with the increase of speed. 5. here are only two things you can do with your car when reacting to a hazard; change its speed and change its direction. MULIPLE CHOICE 6. You are stopped at an intersection waiting to cross it. When checking for an opening in traffic the driver should: a. Look ahead, then right, then left b. Look left, then right, then left again c. Look behind, then ahead, then left 7. What is the most common cause of collisions? a. Driver error b. Bad roadways c. Defective vehicles 8. How often should pre-drive checks be performed? a. When you first buy the vehicle b. At least once a week c. Every time you drive 9. When considering the operating costs of cars, which item below would have the greatest impact? a. Miles driven per gallon of gas consumed b. Cost of oil changes c. Sales tax 10. When turning a car while backing it: a. urn the steering wheel in the direction you want the back of the car to go b. urn the steering wheel in the opposite direction you want the back of the car to go c. urn the steering wheel in the direction you want the front of the car to go Class D inal Exam B - 1
2 CLASS D INAL EXAM B RUE / ALSE 11. Warning a bicyclist with a long, loud horn blast is a good defensive driving technique. 12. Carbon monoxide has a smell that resembles rotten eggs. 13. ractor-trailers are slower to speed up and take longer to stop than cars. 14. Bicyclists are required to ride against the flow of traffic. 15. A violation of the safety belt law is a moving violation and carries a 2-point penalty. MULIPLE CHOICE 16. When dealing with motorcyclists in traffic, you must realize that they are: a. More stable than cars b. Less maneuverable than cars c. Able to stop more quickly than cars 17. When assessing the level of risk a pedestrian poses, what should a driver determine? a. he location of the pedestrian b. he pedestrian s activity c. All of the above 18. he amount you must pay out before the insurance company begins to pay a claim is called a a. Deductible b. Down payment c. Service charge 19. On dry roads with good visibility, a safe following distance would be a. 3 4 seconds b. one car-length c. far enough that you are unable to read the rear license plate of the vehicle you are following 20. Your traffic light changes to yellow prior to you reaching the crosswalk. In most cases, what action should you take? a. Signal for a right turn and slow b. Accelerate to clear the intersection c. Make every reasonable effort to stop Class D inal Exam B - 2
3 CLASS D INAL EXAM B RUE / ALSE 21. If you suspect fire in the engine compartment, you should pull off the road and open the hood fully to locate the source. 22. When jump starting a car, connect all cables directly to the battery. 23. A collision victim who looks uninjured but cannot move may have a spinal injury. 24. Alcohol affects everyone equally. 25. In Ohio, it is legal to drive with just your parking lights illuminated at dusk and dawn. MULIPLE CHOICE 26. Which of the following vehicles would be most likely to tip over due to its high center of gravity? a. Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) b. Sports car c. Luxury sedan 27. In case of a blowout, which procedure is incorrect? a. Slow down and pull off onto the shoulder b. Brake immediately to avoid tire damage c. Grip the steering wheel firmly 28. o reduce risk in fog a. Clean all lights b. Use low beam headlights c. All of the above 29. he danger of a driver using amphetamines (uppers) on a long trip is a. hey create a false sense of alertness b. he drowsiness they cause at first c. An immediate physical and mental let down 30. he most accurate way to determine a person s level of intoxication is to a. See if the person can pass a coordination test b. Look at the person s eyes to see if they are glassy c. est for the person s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) Class D inal Exam B - 3
4 CLASS D INAL EXAM B RUE / ALSE 31. As speed increases, visual acuity, field of vision, and depth perception decrease. 32. Emotions can affect your ability to think and process information. 33. atigue may impair your vision. 34. Drinking coffee is one way to help a person get sober. 35. A driver should never try to interfere with another driver passing them. Please Print COMPLEE HE ANSWER rom the word bank below, complete the following questions. (Not all words will be used) 36. he total number of occupants in a vehicle driven by someone under age 17 may not exceed the number of installed. 37. Once you recognize a hazard, the length of time you take to execute your action is called time. 38. is a natural force that causes a vehicle to increase speed going downhill. 39. A driver may not park within of another parked car. (distance) 40. exting is a offense for minors. 41. Vehicles may not be driven at speeds greater or less than, depending on conditions of traffic, road and weather. WORD BANK: (Not all words will be used) one foot primary reasonable three feet safety belts secondary gravity reaction Class D inal Exam B - 4
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East Penn School District Curriculum and Instruction Curriculum for: Driver Education Course(s): Driver Education Grades: 10th Department: Wellness/Fitness Length of Period (average minutes): 41 minutes
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