Unit 1 chapter 3 Flashcards
The alternator warning light indicates
trouble in the electric system
The safety belt light is
A reminder to fasten safety belts
If the air bags are not in proper operating condition
the warning light will stay on
When you turn the ignition switch to “accessory,”
The radio and electrical equipment will operate.
Depressing the brake pedal slows the vehicle and also
turns on the brake lights in the back of the vehicle
The parking brake
is usually set by pushing a pedal
Which of the following controls increases speed when pressed?
accelerator pedal
To indicate a right turn, move the turn-signal lever
up so the lever remains on.
The area to the rear of the vehicle not seen in mirrors is
a blind spot
Why should you check the condition of the tires as you make an outside check of the car?
You can check if tires look properly inflated.
When entering a vehicle from the street side,
approach from the front of the vehicle.
The shift lever position used for normal forward driving is
DRIVE (D).
Hold the steering wheel with
your hands on the outside of the wheel.
While approaching your parked car, and before getting in, you should
have the key in hand.
Attempting to start an engine that is already running may result in
expensive starter damage
What is the last thing you should do just before moving away from the right curb to enter traffic?
Check traffic over your left shoulder and check mirrors again.
In a vehicle with automatic transmission,
always come to a full stop before shifting to another gear.
For a routine stop which of the following would be the safest and most efficient use of your brakes?
gradually decrease your brake pressure as you near your stopping point.
When stopping the car and expecting to continue again shortly, the shift lever should be in
DRIVE (D).
To make a smooth breaking action, you should
slowly apply pressure to gradually stop.
The purpose of the transmission is to
convert engine speed into power to turn the wheels of a vehicle
The purpose of the clutch is to
connect the rotating engine shaft to the gears in a manual transmission.
If leaving the car from the street side,
walk around the rear of the car.
The point at which the brakes begin to work and stop the vehicle is called the
braking point.
