can anyone help me learn these its for drivers ed (IK NOT AP DIDNT HAVE A CATAGORIE FOR IT)
\As a driver, there are many responsibilities. Discuss the following:
To whom are you responsible, as a driver?
- For what are you responsible, as a driver?
- Who is financially responsible for a driver under 18?
Paying attention is one of the most important responsibilities of a good driver.
• Name the 3 most common distractions for teens.
• How can these distractions be limited or avoided.
Module 2
- Name the two types of vision your eyes provide and list the three basic rules of good eye habits.
- Briefly describe color blindness and discuss how this condition affects drivers.
- What is carbon monoxide and what are the dangers associated with it?
- Why is attitude the most critical characteristic of a new driver?
- Describe 3 characteristics of a safe driver. Which of these do you feel is most important and why?
- Describe 3 characteristics of 'at risk' behaviors.
Module 3
Define the following forces of nature and explain how they apply to the handling characteristics of a car.
- Gravity. How does gravity affect your car going downhill? Uphill?
- Inertia. Name two safety features in cars that are designed to overcome the force of inertia when a car stops suddenly.
- Friction/traction. Describe two conditions that affect the friction/traction. What happens to the handling of a car when there is a loss of friction/traction?
- Centripetal and centrifugal force. How do these forces affect a vehicle in a turn?
- Force of impact. What two factors determine the force of impact? Name at least two design features in cars that cushion the force of impact.
\As a driver, there are many responsibilities. Discuss the following:
To whom are you responsible, as a driver?
• Name the 3 most common distractions for teens.
• How can these distractions be limited or avoided.
Module 2
Define the following forces of nature and explain how they apply to the handling characteristics of a car.