Az

Test 4

Multiple Choice:

1: D
2: D
3: B
4: D
5: A

Short Responses:

1.
    1. Adjust the seat.
    2. Adjust the mirrors.
    3. Check warning lights on the dash.
    4. Check your surroundings.
    5. Fasten your seatbelt.

2.
Hand to hand: One hand moves the wheel up, the other pulls it down, arms never cross.
Hand over hand: Hands cross over each other while turning the wheel. 
Backing up: Put your left hand on the wheel, and prop yourself up with your right hand to see out the back windshield.

3.
Idle: When you don't have your foot on the accelerator at all and just let the car slowly roll.
Light: When you're giving the car a very small amount of gas, e.g. in a parking lot. 
Progessive: Not full throttle but still a good amount of throttle. e.g.When you're accelerating onto a new road, speed limit change, etc.
Thrust: As much throttle as you can give it, pedal to the metal. e.g. When you're getting on the highway or passing someone. 

4.
Releasing the accelerator: This is for when you need to slow down a bit, e.g. a small speedlimit change ahead.
Controlled: A good amount of breaking for most situations, e.g. slowing down for a turn. 
Threshold: The maximum amount of breaking your vehicle can do. e.g. a deer suddenly jumps into the road.
Trail: When you let off the break at a stop to prevent the vehicle from jolting.

5.
Breaking & Turn signals.