TEENSMART EXAM 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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Immediate hazards are those which require your immediate
attention, such as: - ANSWER- A bicyclist swerving in front of
you, a pedestrian running across the street directly in front of
your car, and a car being driven erratically in the lane next to
you (all the above)
Potential hazards are those which could quickly become
immediate hazards, such as: - ANSWER- A double parked car a
block ahead of you
If you recognize hazardous driving situations in advance you
can: - ANSWER- keep your driving smooth and stay in control
What is the number two cause of collisions? - ANSWER- Speed
What are the three things that define how fast you should be
going in a given situation? - ANSWER- Road conditions,
visibility and traffic
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In a 55 MPH zone, when you speed up from 55 to 65 MPH, your
chance of getting killed: - ANSWER- Doubles
If you are driving 30 MPH under ideal conditions and you see a
problem, you can stop: - ANSWER- In 75 feet
The more you drive: - ANSWER- The more likely you are to get
into a collision because (i can't remember the rest)
An example of inherently risky activity is: - ANSWER- Driving,
snowboarding, and skydiving (all the above)
Cumulative risk: - ANSWER- Adds up over time as you do
something risky again and again, increases your chances of
getting into a crash, and needs to be effectively managed (all the
above)
Why are teen drivers more at risk than older, more experienced
drivers? - ANSWER- Teens are more apt to fail to see or
perceive something as a risk, older drivers have more driving
experience, and brain chemistry that controls risk taking
tendencies has not fully developed (all the above)
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When making a lane change in front of a car, where should that
car be in your mirrors? - ANSWER- Toward the middle of your
rearview mirror
When you are thinking of changing lanes, what should you do? -
ANSWER- Signal, check your mirrors, and look over your
shoulder (all of the above)
True or false? It is safe to merge to the right if you can see a car
in your side mirror - ANSWER- False
Ture or false? Keeping an eye out for gaps in traffic in front and
back and in the other lanes, helps you identify possible escape
routes - ANSWER- True
The estimated percentage of rear-end collisions caused by cell
phone use or texting is what? - ANSWER- 60%
An example of visual distraction is: - ANSWER- Checking the
controls on your dash
Cognitive distractions - ANSWER- Occur when you are
thinking about something other than driving, decrease your
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