5. When steering in Reverse,

	back up while using the area visible only in your rearview mirror.
	turn your head and shoulders so that you can look through the rear window.
	steer in the opposite direction that you turn the steering wheel.
	put your car into Park, get out of the vehicle, and eye up the situation.

6.

When parking or turning just beyond an intersection, you should signal left or right

	10 seconds before the intersection.
	after you have entered the intersection.
	after you have passed the intersection.
	when you're in the turn lane, ready to turn.

7.

In front of you is a slow-moving truck that you want to pass. You see no vehicles coming from the other direction. What four things should you consider as you decide whether or not to pass?

8.

It is important to be comfortable while driving because

	discomfort can distract you from the driving task.
	your passengers will be distracted from the driving task.
	you might injure your back.
	you need to be able to focus on the radio.

9.

Power brakes require less foot pressure to operate than non power brakes, but they

	keep your car from skidding.
	do not shorten the distance needed to stop.
	should not be used in emergency situations.
	do not make your brakes last longer.

10.

When parking uphill without a curb, your front wheels should be

	turned to the right.
	turned to the left.
	facing straight ahead.
	set with small parking blocks.

11.

When starting a vehicle with an automatic transmission, the first thing you do is

	look over your left shoulder.
	make sure the parking brake is set.
	turn the key to the Start position and start the vehicle.
	put your right hand on the gear selector lever and make sure it is in park.

12.

When you are making a left or right turn, it is correct to turn your wheels

	while waiting in a line of cars to turn.
	just before your front bumper reaches the center of the intersection.
	while waiting to turn if you are the only car.
	opposite to the turn you are making.

13.

It is usually illegal to park

	in a perpendicular parking spot.
	too close to a fire hydrant.
	in a parallel parking spot.
	two blocks from a bus stop.

14.

When you are leaving a curb, you should consider visibility, time, and space. For each element list at least two areas of concern that you need to be aware of for this driving maneuver.

15.

When moving into traffic, a general rule is to

	accelerate gradually.
	accelerate as fast as possible to the speed limit.
	accelerate as slowly as possible to the speed limit.
	accelerate at the same speed as the car next to you.

16.

When making a left turn, you must yield the right-of-way to

	vehicles approaching from the opposite direction.
	cross traffic.
	pedestrians in the crosswalk.
	all of the above.

17.

The extra pedal in a vehicle with a manual transmission is called a

	go pedal.
	brake pedal.
	clutch pedal.
	accelerator.

18.

Adjustments to your driving position are best made

	before you drive.
	while you drive so that you know how to position yourself.
	after a test drive.
	while someone else drives.

19.

When parking uphill along a curb, you should

	park as you would on flat ground.
	turn your wheels left, away from the curb.
	turn your wheels right, toward the curb.
	leave your wheels facing straight ahead.

20.

Normally, the correct lane to make a left turn is

	the right lane.
	the lane you're in.
	any lane, as long as there are no cars on your left.
	the lane furthest to the left.

21.

The best way to brake to a stop is to

	press the brake pedal as far as it will go.
	use the car in front as a guide for your own braking.
	apply smooth, steady, firm pressure to the brake pedal.
	take as long as possible to stop so the cars behind you will have time to stop.

22.

Which of the following is a part of your vehicle's communication system?

	antilock brakes
	seat belts
	horn
	alternator

23.

After you stop a vehicle with an automatic transmission, you should

	turn off the engine.
	set the emergency brake.
	place the gearshift in park.
	do all of the above.

24.

Emergency flashers will warn other drivers that

	your vehicle is stopped near the roadway or that you are moving slowly.
	you are driving normally, with the flow of traffic.
	your alternator is damaged.
	they should not try to pass you.

25.

One of the hardest turnabouts for a new driver to make is

	a two-point turn.
	a three-point turn.
	driving around the block.
	a U-turn.

26.

Three devices that control the speed and direction of your vehicle are the

	selector lever, tires, and turn signals.
	accelerator, brake pedal, and steering wheel.
	engine, battery, and accelerator.
	tires, air conditioner, and ignition switch.

27.

A blind spot is

	when you can't be seen by other cars.
	when you can't see around a corner.
	when you are driving into the sun.
	an area of the roadway you cannot see from the driver's seat.

28.

Hand-over-hand steering provides effective vehicle control when you're steering

	while accelerating.
	while braking.
	through tight-radius turns.
	through gentle turning maneuvers.

29.

When you make a two-point turn, you use a ____ to reverse your direction.

	driveway
	U-turn
	garage
	jug handle

30.

Without exceeding the speed limit, you should probably be going ______faster than the vehicle in front of you in order to pass it.

	3-5 miles per hour
	8-10 miles per hour
	10-15 miles per hour
	17-20 miles per hour

31.

Although you don't want to hit a pedestrian who suddenly enters your path, you don't want to brake so hard that your wheels lock because it will

	leave rubber marks on the road.
	increase your stopping distance.
	alarm the pedestrian.
	make a loud noise.

32.

Air bags

	require the driver to deploy them.
	require the passenger to deploy them.
	are active safety devices.
	operate without the user having to do anything.

33.

One example of a ______________ is a U-turn.

	right turn
	turnabout
	left turn
	parking maneuver

34.

When you parallel park, you will need a space at least ____ feet longer that your vehicle.

	3
	5
	7
	12

35.

If your engine is overheating, the ______ will flash.

	oil pressure warning light
	temperature warning light
	alternator warning light
	battery charge warning light

36.

Before you enter your vehicle, you should always

	wash it.
	inspect the outside and the area around it.
	lock it.
	look in the trunk and under the hood.

37.

Which statement below describes a good reason to keep your vehicle's doors locked while you are in the car?

	Locked doors decrease the likelihood that they will open in a crash.
	Locked doors prevent the driver from opening the door.
	Air bags deploy only when the doors are locked.
	The anti-lock brake system responds quicker when the doors are locked.

38.

You should not pump the brakes on a car equipped with

	electronic fuel injection.
	antilock brakes.
	radial tires.
	large wheels.