Quiz: Are You Ready for Your First Car?

1. What is the purpose of Driver’s Ed?

A. It’s a safe way to learn how to drive and gain some experience

B. Who needs driver’s ed when you’re a pro like me?

C. It keeps your parents off your back

D. It’s easier than real high school courses

Correct!

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2. A driving agreement is best described as:

A. A way to keep your parents off your back

B. A way to lower your insurance premiums

C. An agreement you enter into with your parents that spells out your driving rights and responsibilities and establishes consequences for failing to adhere to the agreement

D. Committing to take your siblings places so you can use the car

Correct!

Wrong!

3. When driving on the highway, you should…

A. Go at least 10 miles per hour over the speed limit so that other drivers don’t get mad

B. Maintain a consistent speed and avoid distractions

C. Crank your favorite music through your earbuds

D. Respond to text messages so your friends won’t get upset

Correct!

Wrong!

4. An example of distracted driving is…

A. Checking or responding to text messages

B. Carrying on an animated conversation with your passengers

C. Trying to find some ketchup for your fries

D. All of the above

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5. When searching for your first car, you should consider…

A. Price

B. Safety ratings

C. Costs of fuel, maintenance, and insurance

D. All of the above

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6. You should never drink and drive because…

A. It increases the likelihood of being in an accident

B. It’s dangerous and illegal

C. Both a and b

D. None of the above

Correct!

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7. It’s OK to drive when sleep-deprived if…

A. You pulled an all-nighter and have to make it to your test in time

B. Your boss calls you back in for a double shift

C. You’ve had a few Red Bulls to perk up

D. It’s never OK because it’s dangerous

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