Responsible Thinking Modules 5, 6, and 7

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Drive Right Chapters 6,7,8,10,14,15

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One way to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning is to

a. keep vehicle windows tightly closed.

b. check engine oil often.

c. check your exhaust system regularly.

d. run the engine in a garage until it has warmed up.

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write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

The feeling known as euphoria is a common effect of alcohol. It gives a driver a false sense of

a. limited abilities.

b. being sick.

c. well-being.

d. drunkenness.

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write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

Coping with emotions while driving includes

a. refusing to analyze your mistakes.

b. anticipating stress-free driving at all times.

c. checking the emotional state of other drivers.

d. anticipating emotion-producing situations.

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write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

If a driver is focusing on something other than driving, the situation is known as

a. distracted driving.

b. driver inattention.

c. cognitive distraction.

d. biomechanical distraction.

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

Why do some states limit the number of passengers in a car operated by a young driver?

a. to reduce the weight of the vehicle

b. to make the vehicle more responsive to the driver

c. to decrease the possibility of distracting the driver

d. to lower the cost of insurance premiums

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

How do outside-the-vehicle distractions generally differ from inside-the-vehicle distractions?

a. Drivers generally cannot control outside-the-vehicle distractions.

b. Outside-the-vehicle distractions are more likely to cause a collision.

c. Outside-the-vehicle distractions do not occur nearly as often.

d. Most outside-the-vehicle distractions involve other people.

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

Which of these events would be considered an outside-the-vehicle distraction?

a. Your passenger drops something out the window of your car.

b. Your radio is so loud that pedestrians on the sidewalk across the street can hear it.

c. A large board falls off a truck in the lane ahead of you.

d. Your favorite football team scores a touchdown while you are listening to the game.

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

Joining traffic when turning right takes

a. the same gap as crossing the intersection.

b. about the same gap as for turning left.

c. a larger gap than crossing the intersection.

d. a gap about two blocks long.

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

When driving past vehicles parked on the right, you should position your vehicle

a. no less than 8 feet away.

b. at least one car door's width away.

c. close enough to prevent a person from opening a door in front of you.

d. within an arm's length of the vehicles.

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

When you are driving up a hill, if your sight distance is reduced you should

a. illuminate your emergency flashers.

b. cover the brake pedal.

c. flash your headlights.

d. reduce your speed.

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In your own words

write a true statement to answer the question above

Identify the Habit

Choose related Essential Learning Objective (Lifelong Habit) Check the Essential Learning Outcome Habits that apply to the question

1. Driver Vehicle Readiness

2. See Clear Path Before Moving

3. Keep the Car in Balance

4. Use Reference Points

5. Do LOS-POT Searching

6. Turn Decisions in Actions

7. Control the Intersection

8. Get Rear Zone Control

9. Control With a Front Vehicle

10. Be Courteous to Others

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