#1
What is the recommended safe following distance (in seconds) between your vehicle and the one in front of you, according to defensive driving practices?
1 second
3 seconds
5 seconds
7 seconds
#2
What should you do if you encounter black ice while driving?
Brake firmly
Steer sharply
Accelerate quickly
Reduce speed and avoid sudden movements
#3
What is the primary purpose of a safety cushion while driving?
To provide a comfortable seating position
To protect against side impacts
To maintain a buffer zone around your vehicle
To improve visibility
#4
What should you do if your vehicle's tires begin to hydroplane?
Accelerate to regain control
Brake firmly
Steer in the opposite direction of the skid
Ease off the accelerator and steer straight
#5
What is the purpose of the 'three-point turn' maneuver?
To park the vehicle parallel to the curb
To turn the vehicle around in a narrow space
To perform a U-turn on a wide road
To reverse into a parking space
#6
What is the primary benefit of keeping your hands at the '9 and 3 o'clock' positions on the steering wheel?
Improved vehicle control
Increased fuel efficiency
Enhanced comfort during long drives
Better visibility of dashboard controls
#7
What does the term 'oversteer' refer to in the context of defensive driving?
When the rear tires lose grip and the vehicle turns less than intended
When the front tires lose grip and the vehicle turns more than intended
When the rear tires lose grip and the vehicle turns more than intended
When the front tires lose grip and the vehicle turns less than intended
#8
What is the purpose of ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) in vehicles?
To reduce skidding and maintain steering control during emergency braking
To increase fuel efficiency
To decrease tire pressure
To improve engine performance
#9
What is the purpose of 'scanning' while driving?
To observe and identify potential hazards
To increase fuel efficiency
To engage with other drivers
To reduce engine wear
#10
What does the 'two-second rule' refer to in defensive driving?
Following distance between vehicles
Time interval for signaling
Number of times to check blind spots
Time to accelerate from standstill
#11
What is the purpose of using turn signals when changing lanes or making turns?
To communicate intentions to other drivers
To activate cruise control
To adjust the vehicle's suspension
To engage the anti-lock braking system
#12
What does the term 'blind spot' refer to in driving?
The area directly behind the vehicle
The area not visible in the side mirrors
The area illuminated by headlights
The area directly in front of the vehicle
#13
When driving downhill with a manual transmission vehicle, what should you do to maintain control and avoid speeding up unintentionally?
Downshift to a lower gear
Coast in neutral
Apply the brakes continuously
Increase engine RPM
#14
In which situation should you use your hazard lights while driving?
When changing lanes
When driving in heavy rain
When your vehicle has broken down and is obstructing traffic
When entering a tunnel
#15
When should you yield the right-of-way to pedestrians at an intersection?
Only when traffic signals indicate
When turning right on a red light
Always, regardless of traffic signals
Only if pedestrians are crossing legally
#16
When driving in heavy rain, what should you do to maintain traction and control?
Drive at a faster speed to avoid hydroplaning
Keep a steady grip on the steering wheel
Turn off headlights to reduce glare
Increase following distance to allow for longer braking
#17
When driving in foggy conditions, what should you do to increase safety?
Use high beams for better visibility
Drive faster to get out of the fog quickly
Follow the white line on the right side of the road
Use low beams or fog lights, reduce speed, and increase following distance