Unit 4 chapter 18

Question 1

To conserve fuel and extend the life of your vehicle, you should

Answer 1

plan ahead and combine short trips into one slightly longer one.

Question 2

Each time you fill your gas tank, make a routine check of

Answer 2

tires, coolant, and windshield wiper fluid.

Question 3

When selecting a route, you should keep in mind that

Answer 3

reducing hazards is more important than saving time.

Question 4

For local travel, addresses and street names should be

Answer 4

written down and brought along

Question 5

The legend on a map indicates

Answer 5

the meaning of symbols and markings.

Question 6

The index for most road maps helps you to locate cities and towns by

Answer 6

letters and numbers

Question 7

You can determine the distance between towns on a map using the

Answer 7

mileage chart

Question 8

Mileage markers on a road map indicate

Answer 8

distances between cities, towns, and points of interest.

Question 9

You can get assistance as you prepare for long-distance travel from

Answer 9

an auto or travel club

Question 10

For long-distance travel, you should plan to take a break every how many hours?

Answer 10

2 hours.

Question 11

When planning for a long trip, you should have your vehicle serviced

Answer 11

one week prior to the trip.

Question 12

Emergency equipment carried in your vehicle should include

Answer 12

basic tools and a fire extinguisher

Question 13

For winter trips, carry extra equipment including

Answer 13

a snow shovel

Question 14

Which of the following should you not do in preparation for a long trip?
A. pack emergency equipment
B. have maps and travel guides available
C. Load heavies items in the back of your car’s trunk
D. Make sure you have an extra set of keys with you

Answer 14

C

Question 15

The best place to load heavy objects is

Answer 15

in the front of the trunk.

Question 16

When navigating, the driver should

Answer 16

never read the map while driving.

Question 17

To stay alert on a long trip you should

Answer 17

take a brake every two hours.

Question 18

When driving a special vehicle, you must

Answer 18

be prepared to react to emergency situations.

Question 19

Most recreational vehicles give you

Answer 19

poor visibility to the rear.

Question 20

A large recreational vehicle handles

Answer 20

differently tan cars.

Question 21

Your following distance when driving a recreational vehicle should be

Answer 21

at leas four seconds.

Question 22

Towing a trailer behind a vehicle

Answer 22

doubles the time you need to brake.

Question 23

When loading a trailer,

Answer 23

make sure 10 percent of the loaded wight is on the trailer’s hitch. place heavy items low over the axle. secure the load with ropes. (All of the above)

Question 24

If a trailer starts to sway or “fishtail,” what should you do?

Answer 24

steer straight toward your target

Question 25

When backing a trailer left, move the wheel

Answer 25

to the left with your left hand turning the wheel.