Chapter Assessment - Multiple Choice

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What is the time period when a teen driver's chance of crashing is higher?

Back

Between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m.

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Define 'Graduated Driver Licensing'.

Back

A system that allows new drivers to gain driving experience gradually through three stages: 1) Learner's Permit, 2) Intermediate or Provisional License, 3) Full License.

Front

How many seconds ahead should drivers search for objects and conditions that could increase risk?

Back

20 to 30 seconds.

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What are the primary factors involved in teen crashes?

Back

Failing to yield the right of way, driving too fast for road conditions, and being distracted.

Front

What percentage of crashes are caused by driver error?

Back

90%.

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What is a Learner's Permit?

Back

The first stage in Graduated Driver Licensing allowing new drivers to practice driving under supervision.

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What is an Intermediate or Provisional License?

Back

The second stage in Graduated Driver Licensing that allows unsupervised driving with certain restrictions.

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What is a Full License?

Back

The final stage in Graduated Driver Licensing that grants full driving privileges without restrictions.

Front

What is the significance of searching 20 to 30 seconds ahead while driving?

Back

It helps drivers anticipate potential hazards and react in time to avoid accidents.

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What does 'failing to yield the right of way' mean?

Back

Not giving priority to other vehicles or pedestrians when required, leading to potential collisions.