Unit 3 Review

What makes motorcycles challenging to spot when they are behind your vehicle?

• Their small size causes them to be lost in your blind spot

• They deliberately hide behind you

• They are tailgating

When driving into bright sunlight, how can you effectively reduce glare and eyestrain?

• Apply a dark tint to the windows

• Use sunglasses and the sun visor

• Activate the defroster or air conditioner

Strong feelings: anger, fear, joy - they can influnence the way you act and think

• tunnel vision

• emotions

• visual acuity

• glare resistance

The ability to see things clearly near and far

• tunnel vision

• depth perception

• visual acuity

• glare resistance

Why does a bridge surface tend to freeze before the road surfaces on either side?

• The roadway has built-in warmth

• Cold air circulates both above and below the bridge surface

• The bridge is exposed to sunlight

Colorless and odorless gas that is part of a car's exhaust fumes.

• emotions

• carbon monoxide

• glare resistance

• speed smear

Why is it crucial to gather visual information diligently in conditions of reduced visibility?

• You require additional time to react to potential hazards.

• Your reflexes become slower in adverse weather conditions.

• It is important for others to be able to see you clearly.

As the driver of a vehicle, how should you safely interact with cyclists on the road?

• Sound your horn at cyclists to warn them to stay away

• Pass closely by the cyclist to overtake them quickly

• Flash your lights at a cyclist to signal them to move over

In most states, when a school bus is stopped to load or unload passengers on a two-way street, what must other drivers do?

• Stop in both directions

• Slow down and prepare to stop

• Stop only if in the same lane

Which group of pedestrians is most at risk while crossing the road?

• Teenagers

• Children and older persons

• Physically handicapped