Driver's education chapter 6: Skills and
applications Questions with Verified Correct
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Night blindness.
Not being able to see well at night.
Color blindness.
Not being able to tell one color from another.
Tunnel vision.
Narrow field of side vision ( a total of 140° or less).
Depth perception.
Ability to judge the difference between yourself and other objects.
Glare recovery time.
Time your eyes need to regain clear vision after being affected by bright lights.
Visual acuity.
Ability to see things clearly near and far.
Emotions.
Strong feelings such as anger fear or joy that influence the way you think and act.
Carbon monoxide.
Colorless and odorless gas that is part of the vehicles exhaust fumes.
Glare resistance.
, The ability to continue seeing when looking at bright lights.
Speed smear.
The blur of objects off to your sides as your speed increases.
A person with normal visual acuity is 20/20 vision
Correct
Most states require a minimum visual acuity of 20/20 to drive
Incorrect *20/40
Your peripheral vision provides you with your clearest vision
Incorrect *central acuity
If you must wear glasses to pass the vision test, you need not wear them driving.
Incorrect *Must
Your fringe vision is used to detect changes in your rearview mirror
Correct
The closer to the central vision for less clear view
Incorrect * farther
Driver runs off the roadway after meeting a vehicle using high beam headlights
Poor glare recovery
Driver side sweeps two parked cars when driving on a narrow street
Narrow field of vision
In daylight the pool hits like it was coming out of the driveway
applications Questions with Verified Correct
Answers
Night blindness.
Not being able to see well at night.
Color blindness.
Not being able to tell one color from another.
Tunnel vision.
Narrow field of side vision ( a total of 140° or less).
Depth perception.
Ability to judge the difference between yourself and other objects.
Glare recovery time.
Time your eyes need to regain clear vision after being affected by bright lights.
Visual acuity.
Ability to see things clearly near and far.
Emotions.
Strong feelings such as anger fear or joy that influence the way you think and act.
Carbon monoxide.
Colorless and odorless gas that is part of the vehicles exhaust fumes.
Glare resistance.
, The ability to continue seeing when looking at bright lights.
Speed smear.
The blur of objects off to your sides as your speed increases.
A person with normal visual acuity is 20/20 vision
Correct
Most states require a minimum visual acuity of 20/20 to drive
Incorrect *20/40
Your peripheral vision provides you with your clearest vision
Incorrect *central acuity
If you must wear glasses to pass the vision test, you need not wear them driving.
Incorrect *Must
Your fringe vision is used to detect changes in your rearview mirror
Correct
The closer to the central vision for less clear view
Incorrect * farther
Driver runs off the roadway after meeting a vehicle using high beam headlights
Poor glare recovery
Driver side sweeps two parked cars when driving on a narrow street
Narrow field of vision
In daylight the pool hits like it was coming out of the driveway
