As you search the road, your eyes should:Shift rapidly between important areasNever look away from the roadwayRemain fixed on your target areaOnly move away from one range after 3 to 5 seconds

If your view is blocked by a large vehicle, you should:Decrease your following distanceIncrease your following distanceHonk until the vehicle moves out of your wayRely on your mirrors to see the road

When driving, your attention is __________.Focused only on the road aheadFocused only on the surrounding trafficDivided among multiple different thingsFocused only on your destination

3.While driving, you need to focus on the sides of your path or "line of sight" at all times.A. True in all circumstancesB. True, but only at night or in poor weather conditionsC. False, the focal point in your line of sight is where you need to be looking at all times.D. False, however, while you do not need to "focus" on the sides of your path, you do need to scan them occasionally.4.The following items are often found at UNCONTROLLED intersections:A. Signal lightsB. "Stop" or "Yield" signsC. "No Left Turn" or "No Right Turn" SignsD. None of the above5.Getting the big picture, using points of reference, choosing a target area, establishing a line of sight along your path of travel, using visual search techniques, and applying the SEEiT space management system is all part of _____________.A. Safely driving a vehicle larger than a compact carB. Processing informationC. Analyzing informationD. Digesting information6.What is a "target area"?A. The area illuminated by your vehicle's headlightsB. The speed which you are trying to reach (either by accelerating or decelerating)C. A shopping center parking lotD. The next area towards which you intend to drive your vehicle7.Two ways of increasing your reaction time to sudden obstacles that can appear while you are driving are 1) driving more slowly and 2) ___________.A. Keep your eyes focused on focal points that are in the immediate vicinity of your vehicleB. Looking further ahead (i.e.--choosing a focal point that is further away from your vehicle, but one you can still see clearly)C. Drinking coffee or soda while drivingD. Riding the brake

As you evaluate the road, you should choose an escape route that is:An intersection you can use to leave the roadwayCapable of reversing the direction you're travelling inA frontage road adjacent to the roadway you're oneA four to five second gap next to your lane

What must you do if you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road ahead, and it is adjacent to the lane you are traveling in? Slow down by at least 20 MPH for 1 mile. Change lanes if safe and possible or, if not possible, slow down to a safe and prudent speed. Ignore the vehicle and focus on driving. Change lanes if safe and reduce vehicle speed by at least 20 MPH.