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SELF-TEST
CHAPTER 6 “Open Book” Review
NAME:__________________________
Multiple Choice:
1. Which of the following can significantly change a vehicle’s center of gravity?
a. loading
c. antilock brakes
b. force of impact
d. torque
2. Which of the following statements about antilock braking systems (ABS) is NOT correct?
a. ABS works on each wheel independently
c. ABS causes the brake pedal to “pulse.”
b. ABS works best when you “pump” your brakes d. Motion sensors and a microprocessor
are key components of ABS.
3. Where posted, maximum speed limits indicate:
a. the suggested speed of driving under normal conditions.
b. the suggested speed of driving under MOST conditions.
c. the maximum legal speed permitted at ALL times.
d. the maximum legal speed permitted under normal driving conditions.
4. The proper way to brake in an emergency situation with non-ABS brakes is to:
a. apply threshold braking.
c. lock the brakes.
b. “pump” the brakes.
d. all of the above.
5. If it were not for _____________, your car would be unable to move:
a. centrifugal force and kinetic energy
c. torque and traction
b. centrifugal force and gravity
d. torque and centrifugal force
Sentence Completion:
1. ________________________ measures the rate at which an object’s speed is changing.
2. ______________________ is the force that “pulls” you to outside while rounding a curve.
3. The __________________ says that a driver should always operate his or her vehicle at a
speed that is reasonable and prudent for existing conditions.
4. _______________________is the force that pushes you back into your seat when your car
accelerates.
5. _____________________ distance is the distance traveled by your vehicle during the time it
takes you to identify the need to stop and react to the braking situation.
Matching:
Match the concepts in Column A with the examples of the concepts in Column B.
Column A
Column B
1. _____ Gravity
a. How quickly an object’s position changes over time
2. _____ Force of impact
b. The friction between your tires and the road
3. _____ Inertia
c. Is zero while maintaining a constant speed
4. _____ Center of gravity
d. “Pulls” objects toward the Earth
5. _____ Acceleration
e. Continuing in motion until acted upon by another force
6. _____ Traction
f. The force your engine applies to turn your car’s wheels
7. _____ Speed
g. Point at which an object’s weight is centered
8. _____ Torque
h. Varies with the distance over which kinetic energy is lost
when objects collide
Short Answer:
1. How should you apply the brakes on a vehicle equipped with an antilock braking system?
2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of crowned roads?
3. In terms of the natural laws that act on cars and drivers, what role do safety belts play?
4. What factors should you consider in deciding how fast to drive?
5. What might happen if you understeer going around a curve?
Critical Thinking:
1. Your friend, who usually drives a small compact car, takes you on a “test ride” in a large sport utility vehicle that
she is considering purchasing. She begins to drive aggressively to “put it to the test.” What are some of the risks
you both face even if few cars are on the road? What specific risks may be associated with negotiating curves
and braking?
2. You have been “elected” to drive several friends back down the mountain after a full day of skiing. It is late in
the afternoon when you begin your trio down the steep, treacherous grade. What factors do you need to
consider when deciding how closely to follow a large truck in front of you that you are unable to pass?