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1
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Identify the 3 things you must prove to the DMV before taking your permit test?

A
  1. Proof Of Identity
  2. Proof of residency
  3. Proof of legal presence
  4. Proof of SSN
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2
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What must you score on the vision screening?

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20/40

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3
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What will happen on my first offense when I have my license?

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Go to Court ; 8 hr driving improvement course

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What will happen on my Second offense when I have my license?

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Suspended License

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5
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At what age does the brain fully mature?

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25

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6
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Define - GDL?

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G- graduated
D- driver’s
L- license

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7
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What are the 3 exceptions to the curfew rule?

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  1. Traveling to/from work or a school sponsored event
  2. Responding to an emergency call as a volunteer firefighter or rescue squad member
  3. There is an emergency
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8
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In your first year of driving, how many passengers are you allowed?

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1 non family

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9
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If I have taken and passed Drivers Ed in School and fail my permit test 3 times what must I do?

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Take a 8 hour driver’s manual course.

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10
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What will appear on my Permit or License if I am an organ donor?

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Heart

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11
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Define- TDL-180?

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T- temporary
D- driver’s
L- license
180 - 180 days

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12
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Where must you go to pick up your Drivers License after completing the behind the wheel portion?

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At a juvenile licensing ceremony.

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13
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How many years does your permit and/or License last for?

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8

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14
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How many consecutive unexcused absences may result in license suspension?

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10 consecutive unexcused absences

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15
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At what age are you able to get your permit?

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15 and 6 months

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16
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At what age are you able to get your license?

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16 and 3 months

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17
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How many hours of supervised driving are you required to have?

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45 hours, with 15 of them being after sunset

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18
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Your permit will be in what direction until the age of 21?

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Verticle

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19
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How many days must I wait if I am under age 18 to take my permit test again?

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15 days

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20
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If I am under the age of 18 and fail my permit test 3 times what must I do?

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Must complete driver education classroom portion

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21
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What will you receive from the DMV when you pass your permit?

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A valid permit receipt

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22
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How long must you hold your Va Permit before being able to get your license?

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9

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23
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Identify the meaning of a red sign?

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Prohibitive, indicating stop, yield, do not, and no

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24
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Identify the meaning of a blue sign?

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Motorist services

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25
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Identify the meaning of a green sign ?

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Guide information, direction, or guidance signs

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26
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Identify the meaning of a pink sign?

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Advise or warning about incidents

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27
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Identify the meaning of white sign?

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regulatory

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28
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Identify the meaning of a brown sign?

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Recreation and cultural interest

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29
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Define BGE?

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B - blindspot
G- glare
E - elimination

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30
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What are the 3 components of the HTS

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  1. people
  2. vehicles
  3. roadways
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31
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How many feet must cars give when passing a bicycle

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At least 3 feet

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32
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How many feet away from a car must you be to use your high beams

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500 feet

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33
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When parked at a curb, which direction should you approach to enter the vehicle?

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From the front

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34
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What does SEEit stand for?

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S- search
E- evaluate
E- execute
IT- in time

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35
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When parked in a parking lot, which direction should you approach to enter the vehicle?

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rear

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36
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Identify the 3 steps to perform before entering a vehicle?

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  1. Check tires
  2. Check for leaks
  3. Check for broken glass or other debris
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37
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Identify the 4 steps to securing your vehicle

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  1. Put car in park
  2. Turn of all accessories
  3. Grab Personal Belongings
  4. Open/Shut door lock car
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38
Q

The following determines when to replace your brake pads and rotors?

A

driving habits

39
Q

Allow at least ___ between the drives chest and the steering wheel?

A

10 inches

40
Q

The driver’s heel should be able to ___ between the gas and brake?

A

pivot

41
Q

A driver should sit high enough so that the wheel is between ___ and ___?

A

shoulders;chin

42
Q

What mirror provides the widest field of view?

A

The rear view mirror

43
Q

Head restraints should be adjusted no more than ___ from head?

A

4 inches

44
Q

What three things should make contact with your seatbelt when properly fastened?

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  1. Hip bone
  2. Chest
  3. Shoulders
45
Q

A condition when the brain is overloaded with information, impossible to pay attention?

A

Inattention Blindness

46
Q

Interfering with your ability to think, Increased risk taking, Heartbeat increased are all examples of ?

A

Emotional Driving

47
Q

Identify the three main types of distractions?

A
  1. visual
  2. manual
  3. cognitive
48
Q

A type of aggressive driving includes: yelling, cussing, gesturing, honking, insulting is?

A

Verbal aggression

49
Q

These are designed to arouse sleepy drivers before they drive off of the road?

A

Rumble strips

50
Q

Being awake for 18 hours is equivalent to a blood concentration of ___?

A

0.08

51
Q

A ___ will forget to tell your eyes what to look for.

A

fatigued brain

52
Q

When using a cell phone, you are ___ times more likely to get into a car crash.

A

23

53
Q

Drivers need ___, ___, and ___ to avoid conflicts and perform safe driving maneuvers

A

visibility, space, and time

54
Q

What are 3 warning signs of fatigue?

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  1. Heavy eyelids
  2. Yawning repeatedly
  3. Trouble remembering miles driven
55
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What are 3 distractions inside the vehicle?

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  1. Eating or drinking
  2. Passengers
  3. Object moving in vehicle
56
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What are 3 distractions outside the vehicle?

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  1. Bright vehicle lights
  2. Billboards
  3. Vanity plates
57
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What are the 4 things you can do to avoid a crash?

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  1. Speed up
  2. Slow down
  3. Steer left
  4. Steer right
58
Q

If over the age of 18 you are only required to hold your motorcycle permit for?

A

30 days

59
Q

A motorcycle permit allows you to operate the motorcycle between the hours of ___ and ___?

A

4am; 12 am

60
Q

___ and ___ are the two types of approved helmets for motorcyclists?

A

3/4; full

61
Q

When making a sudden stop on a motorcycle it is important to apply ___ brakes?

A

rear

62
Q

What organ can be donated that does not require a match?

A

cornea

63
Q

These are the two most demanded organs?

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  1. kidney
  2. liver
64
Q

What type of drug is given to people who receive hand and face transplants?

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An anti-rejection drug

65
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What are the two newest body parts you can donate?

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  1. hands
  2. Face
66
Q

What factors affect how long it takes a person to digest alcohol?

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Age, gender, weight, experience with consumption

67
Q

How can a person’s BAC be tested?

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Blood, breath, urine, or saliva

68
Q

Define- peer pressure?

A

The influence of others of a similar age.

69
Q

What does the VDOE applied consent mean?

A

You are required to take a chemical test if asked to, and if you refuse, your license will be suspended automatically for 7 days.

70
Q

When alcohol reaches the Hypothalamus part of your brain you may experience a decrease in ___ and an increase in ___?

A

body temperature; heart rate

71
Q

If alcohol reaches the Cerebellum of your brain you may lose the ability of your ___?

A

coordination

72
Q

This device is installed in your car after being convicted of a DUI ?

A

An ignition interlock device

73
Q

If alcohol reaches the Front Lobe of your brain you may lose the ability to?

A

Emotions

74
Q

If alcohol reaches the cerebral cortex of your brain you may lose the ability of your?

A

Thought Process

75
Q

If alcohol reaches the Hippocampus of your brain, you may lose the ability to ___ or ___?

A

remember or recall memories

76
Q

The process of consuming more alcohol than your body can metabolize will cause alcohol levels to become ___?

A

toxic

77
Q

Define- communicable disease?

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An illness that spreads from one person to another or from an animal to a person.

78
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Define- Non- communicable disease?

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A group of conditions that aren’t mainly caused by an acute infection, result in long term health consequences and often create a need for long term treatment and care.

79
Q

Define - Disease?

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An illness or sickness characterized by specific signs or symptoms.

80
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What are the world’s 2 most infectious diseases?

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  1. HIV
  2. Tuberculosis
81
Q

What are ways to reduce the risk of Communicable Diseases?

A

Handle and prepare food safely
Wash hands often
Clean and disinfect commonly touched surfaces

82
Q

What are ways to prevent non communicable disease?

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By reducing:
Tobacco use
Harmful use of alcohol
Unhealthy diets
Lack of physical activity.

83
Q

What are several Non Communicable Diseases?

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Heart attack, stroke, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, and diabetes.

84
Q

What are several Communicable Diseases?

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HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and the flu.

85
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Kids that vape are ___ times more likely to smoke cigarettes the next year.

A

3

86
Q

Cigarette advertising has been banned on TV for over ___, but e-cig ads are on the air right now.

A

45 years

87
Q

Teens can suffer from the ___ effects that nicotine addiction brings.

A

long term

88
Q

What is popcorn lung?

A

It is caused by a buildup of scar tissue in the lungs, which blocks the flow of air.

89
Q

Identify 3 chemicals found in the e-cig?

A
  1. Nicotine
  2. Formaldehyde
  3. Benzene
90
Q

What are 3 negative effects that vaping can have on the Respiratory System?

A
  1. Damage lungs
  2. Harder to breath
  3. Lung cancer
91
Q

What are 3 negative effects that vaping can have on the Neurological System?

A
  1. Nicotine addiction
  2. Mood disorders
  3. Permanent lowering of impulse control
92
Q

Define the term addiction?

A

Being dependent on a substance, thing, or activity.

93
Q

What are 3 effects nicotine has on the teen brain?

A
  1. Teen brains are especially vulnerable to nicotine addiction
  2. Lowering of impulse control
  3. Mood disorders

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