Lesson 2: Knowing Your Vehicle Flashcards
1
Q
1
A
Headlights
2
Q
2
A
Check battery
3
Q
3
A
Speedometer
4
Q
4
A
Seatbelt
5
Q
5
A
Left turn signal
6
Q
6
A
High beams
7
Q
7
A
Check engine
8
Q
8
A
Parking brake
9
Q
9
A
Right turn signal
10
Q
10
A
Check ABS
11
Q
11
A
Tachometer
12
Q
12
A
Check oil
13
Q
13
A
Tire pressure
14
Q
14
A
Temperature gauge
15
Q
15
A
Door ajar warning
16
Q
16
A
Air bag
17
Q
17
A
Cruise control
18
Q
18
A
Odometer
19
Q
19
A
Gear selected
20
Q
20
A
Fuel gauge
21
Q
Where can we learn more information about pur vehicle’s instrument panel and safety devices?
A
The owner’s manual
22
Q
What communication device can we use to warn others of potential danger?
A
The horn
23
Q
How should one sit for a safety belt to work effectively?
A
Upright with back firmly against the seat (like a crash test dummy)
24
Q
Can an airbag protect a vehicle occupant without using a safety belt?
A
No, airbags are designed to be used with safety belts
25
What part of your foot should touch the floor for your seat to be properly adjusted?
Your heel
26
What do the letters on the drive shift stand for?
P: Park
R: Reverse
N: Neutral
D: Drive
2: Second
1: First
27
What does it mean if the parking brake light is on?
Your parking brake is engaged
28
After putting your vehicle in park, why is it important to turn off your lights and accessories?
So you won't have problems trying to start the vehicle again (battery dead-dry wipers)
29
If your gas gauge reads that it is a quarter full what should you do?
Refuel
30
Head restraints offer the most protection for driver's involved in which type of collision?
Rear end
31
What is the enhanced mirror setting?
A way to set up the vehicle's mirrors to reduce head and shoulder turn for checking blind spots
32
What is the name of the left footrest?
Dead pedal
33
Proper head restraint position?
Behind the middle of the person's head
