Drivers Ed: Chapter 17 Final Exam Study
Guide.
The major expenses of owning and operating a vehicle include - CORRECT ANSWER -the cost of interest
on a loan
-operating costs
-the purchase price
Depreciation is the - CORRECT ANSWER decrease in the value of a vehicle.
Paying for oil, gas, maintenance, and repairs are all examples of - CORRECT ANSWER operating costs for
a vehicle.
A vehicle's electrical energy is stored in the - CORRECT ANSWER battery.
Battery fluid is a - CORRECT ANSWER strong acid.
A major disadvantage of buying a used vehicle is that - CORRECT ANSWER there will seldom be a
warranty.
To jump-start a dead battery, connect the negative cable to - CORRECT ANSWER the engine block of the
vehicle with a dead battery.
Engine oil reduces friction - CORRECT ANSWER between moving parts of the engine.
If the oil pressure warning light or gauge indicates low oil pressure while you are driving, - CORRECT
ANSWER pull over to the side of the road and shut off the engine.
Guide.
The major expenses of owning and operating a vehicle include - CORRECT ANSWER -the cost of interest
on a loan
-operating costs
-the purchase price
Depreciation is the - CORRECT ANSWER decrease in the value of a vehicle.
Paying for oil, gas, maintenance, and repairs are all examples of - CORRECT ANSWER operating costs for
a vehicle.
A vehicle's electrical energy is stored in the - CORRECT ANSWER battery.
Battery fluid is a - CORRECT ANSWER strong acid.
A major disadvantage of buying a used vehicle is that - CORRECT ANSWER there will seldom be a
warranty.
To jump-start a dead battery, connect the negative cable to - CORRECT ANSWER the engine block of the
vehicle with a dead battery.
Engine oil reduces friction - CORRECT ANSWER between moving parts of the engine.
If the oil pressure warning light or gauge indicates low oil pressure while you are driving, - CORRECT
ANSWER pull over to the side of the road and shut off the engine.
