Name: Nicholas Hojnar Date: 03/ 16 / 2017 Score: __________%

Directions: Circle your answer. [Example: a Your choice]

1) On a four-lane street, an emergency vehicle is approaching from behind, what should you do?
a. Drive to the left and stop
b. Stop where you are
c. Drive to the right of your lane and stop
d. Slow down and keep driving
2) When driving on slippery roads, the best way to avoid skidding is to:
a. Slam on your brakes
b. Slow down, steer smoothly
c. Drive on the shoulder
d. Apply the emergency brake
3) Defensive driving is driving to…
a. Save lives, time, and money
b. Avoid accidents
c. Have good driving habits
d. Be prepared for driving
4) The best occupant protection systems, consist of seat belts, child safety or booster seats, and ...
a. Anti-lock brakes
b. Airbags
c. Visors
d. Licensed drivers
5) Anything that takes your hands off the wheel is a …
a. Visual distraction
b. Manual distraction
c. Cognitive distraction
d. Managed distraction
6) Using your cellphone while driving is a …
a. Visual distraction
b. Manual distraction
c. Cognitive distraction
d. All of the above
7) Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is …
a. Fatigued driving
b. Irresponsible driving
c. Impaired driving
d. Aggressive driving
8) Driving in a pushy or bold manner without regard for others is …
a. Road rage
b. Impaired driving
c. Aggressive driving
d. Dangerous driving

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9) When driving in adverse conditions, what is one thing you can always do to be safe?
a. Reduce your speed
b. Wear appropriate eyewear for the condition
c. Drive with your lights on
d. Keep your windshield clean
10) What is Colorado’s law that states drivers must move into a lane at least one lane away from an
emergency vehicle is called?
a. Move over law
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b. Emergency personnel protection law
c. Driver’s responsibility law
11) Vehicles that display a slow moving vehicle sign cannot travel faster than …
a. 15 mph
b. 20 mph
c. 25 mph
d. 30 mph
12) What are the areas around a large vehicle that the vehicle’s driver cannot see called?
a. No zones
b. Gray areas
c. Danger zones
d. Invisible
13) Even though a vehicle in a collision begins to stop once impact occurs, the occupants continue to
move toward the point of impact at the same speed. This is known as what part of the crash?
a. The vehicle crash
b. The human crash
c. The internal crash
14) Recognizing a hazard, knowing the defense, and acting correctly are part of …
a. The collision prevention formula
b. Common defensive principles
c. Collision avoidance theory
15) When should you add more than three seconds following distance?
a. When the weather is bad
b. When the road is rough
c. When being tailgated
d. During heavy traffic
e. All the above
16) When is it safe and legal to pass?
a. Whenever I’M behind a slow moving vehicle, and there is room to pass
b. When traffic volume is low, and there is room to pass
c. When I can pass without speeding, not in a no-passing zone, and there is room to pass
17) When considering how long it takes to stop, reaction distance is …
a. The distance your vehicle travels from the moment the brake lights in the front come on to
when you notice them
b. The distance your vehicle travels while moving your foot to the brake pedal
c. The distance your vehicle travels from the time you apply the brake until the vehicle stops

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