11 - yes
12 - no
13 & 14 - yes
15 - no
16 & 17 - yes
18 - no answer
19 & 20 - yes
11. The only sure way to reduce the body’s BAC and the degree of impairment is to (1 point)
take a cold shower.
wait the necessary time the body needs to eliminate the alcohol.***
handle a sudden emergency.
consume several cups of black coffee.
12. Coping with emotions while driving includes (1 point)
refusing to analyze your mistakes.
anticipating stress-free driving at all times.***
checking the emotional state of other drivers.
anticipating emotion-producing situations.
13. A space cushion is (1 point)
the distance you can see ahead.
a step in the Zone Control System.
an open area of space all around a vehicle.***
the room available for parallel parking.
14. A friend wants you to do something risky while driving. Which of the following strategies could you use to avoid a bad decision?
Select all that apply. (2 points)
Do not participate in the activity.***
Participate if another friend believes it is safe.
Do only part of what is being asked.
Use a joke to change the subject.***
15. Pushing buttons to change the radio station is (1 point)
a visual distraction.
a biomechanical distraction.
an auditory distraction.***
a cognitive distraction.
16. How can you prepare yourself to deal with the worst possible actions of other HTS users? (1 point)
Assume others have predicted your actions.
Assume others will not make mistakes.
Assume others will adjust to your actions.
Assume others will make mistakes.***
17. Where is carbon monoxide most likely to be found? (1 point)
in fuel
in an engine
in the passenger compartment
in a vehicle’s exhaust****
18. Which of the following is more of a traffic hazard than a distraction? (1 point)
a muffler in your lane ahead
a deer carcass on the shoulder
a disabled vehicle on the side of the road
a police vehicle following behind
19. An example of a cognitive distraction is (1 point)
reaching for a map.
swerving to avoid a pothole.
checking the front zone.
talking on a cell phone.***
20. The process of searching critical areas of the traffic environment in a regular sequence is called (1 point)
separating.
minimal visual exercise.
an orderly visual search pattern.***
a random search pattern.
3 answers
Fraud
#12 is D