NSC Defensive Driving Course test -with 100% verified solutions-
personalized success
In the direction you want
1. Session 1: If your vehicle begins to skid, you
the front of the vehicle to
should turn the steering wheel .
go.
True
2. Session 1: True or False: Of all collisions report-
ed, most are a result of someone choosing an
unsafe behavior.
All of the above (A. Rain,
3. Session 1: Weather-related hazards reduce dri-
sleet or snow. B. Strong
ver visibility, vehicle traction and/or steering
Wind. C. Fog, dust or
control. They include...
smoke. D. Certain light
conditions.)
You let someone or some-
4. Session 1: What happens when you take a risk
thing else take control of
while driving?
the situation.
Crowned
5. Session 1: A shaped road is slightly
higher at the center and lower at the outer
edges, allowing water to drain off the road.
An emergency vehicle ap-
6. Session 2: In which scenario would you be
proaching
most likely to use your hearing to "Recognize
the Hazard"?
A gasoline leak
7. Session 2: In which scenario would you be
most likely to use your sense of smell to "Rec-
ognize the Hazard"?
Icy road conditions
8. Session 2: In which scenario would you be
most likely to use your sense of touch to "Rec-
ognize the Hazard"?
Road Construction, Bicy-
9. Session 2: What Do You Think? - City: Which
cles or motorcycles, Poor
hazards did you see in this scenario? Select all
road conditions, Pedestri-
that apply.
ans, Larger or slow-mov-
ing vehicles.
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10. Session 2: What Do You Think? - Highway: Aggressive drivers, Road
Which hazards did you see in this scenario? construction, Poor road
Select all that apply. conditions, Larger or
slow-moving vehicles, Ve-
hicle on the shoulder.
11. Session 2: What Do You Think? - Rural: Which Road construction, Poor
hazards did you see in this scenario? Select all road conditions, Pedestri-
that apply. ans, Sun glare.
12. Session 2: What Do You Think? - Suburbia: Road Construction, Bi-
Which hazards did you see in this scenario? cycles or motorcycles,
Select all that apply. Pedestrians.
13. Session 2: "I can move around, back and forth, Fiction
in my shoulder harness, so the seat belt isn't
working." Fact or Fiction?
14. Session 2: "Seat belts trap passengers in burn- Fiction
ing or submerged vehicles." Fact or Fiction?
15. Session 2: What is defensive driving? Driving to save lives, time
and money in spite of
the conditions around you
and the actions of others.
16. Session 2: A preventable collision is a collision Reasonable
in which the driver fails to do everything to
avoid it.
17. Session 2: What are the three basic steps in the Recognize, Understand,
NSC Collision Prevention Formula? Act.
18. Session 2: Which one of the following is a way The "What If?" Strategy
to focus your attention on driving so that you
can recognize a hazard and understand the de-
fense against it?
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personalized success
In the direction you want
1. Session 1: If your vehicle begins to skid, you
the front of the vehicle to
should turn the steering wheel .
go.
True
2. Session 1: True or False: Of all collisions report-
ed, most are a result of someone choosing an
unsafe behavior.
All of the above (A. Rain,
3. Session 1: Weather-related hazards reduce dri-
sleet or snow. B. Strong
ver visibility, vehicle traction and/or steering
Wind. C. Fog, dust or
control. They include...
smoke. D. Certain light
conditions.)
You let someone or some-
4. Session 1: What happens when you take a risk
thing else take control of
while driving?
the situation.
Crowned
5. Session 1: A shaped road is slightly
higher at the center and lower at the outer
edges, allowing water to drain off the road.
An emergency vehicle ap-
6. Session 2: In which scenario would you be
proaching
most likely to use your hearing to "Recognize
the Hazard"?
A gasoline leak
7. Session 2: In which scenario would you be
most likely to use your sense of smell to "Rec-
ognize the Hazard"?
Icy road conditions
8. Session 2: In which scenario would you be
most likely to use your sense of touch to "Rec-
ognize the Hazard"?
Road Construction, Bicy-
9. Session 2: What Do You Think? - City: Which
cles or motorcycles, Poor
hazards did you see in this scenario? Select all
road conditions, Pedestri-
that apply.
ans, Larger or slow-mov-
ing vehicles.
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personalized success
10. Session 2: What Do You Think? - Highway: Aggressive drivers, Road
Which hazards did you see in this scenario? construction, Poor road
Select all that apply. conditions, Larger or
slow-moving vehicles, Ve-
hicle on the shoulder.
11. Session 2: What Do You Think? - Rural: Which Road construction, Poor
hazards did you see in this scenario? Select all road conditions, Pedestri-
that apply. ans, Sun glare.
12. Session 2: What Do You Think? - Suburbia: Road Construction, Bi-
Which hazards did you see in this scenario? cycles or motorcycles,
Select all that apply. Pedestrians.
13. Session 2: "I can move around, back and forth, Fiction
in my shoulder harness, so the seat belt isn't
working." Fact or Fiction?
14. Session 2: "Seat belts trap passengers in burn- Fiction
ing or submerged vehicles." Fact or Fiction?
15. Session 2: What is defensive driving? Driving to save lives, time
and money in spite of
the conditions around you
and the actions of others.
16. Session 2: A preventable collision is a collision Reasonable
in which the driver fails to do everything to
avoid it.
17. Session 2: What are the three basic steps in the Recognize, Understand,
NSC Collision Prevention Formula? Act.
18. Session 2: Which one of the following is a way The "What If?" Strategy
to focus your attention on driving so that you
can recognize a hazard and understand the de-
fense against it?
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