Question

1. if a crash is unavoidable, what is a better option than colliding with oncoming traffic? a. hitting a solid object like a wall. b. skidding off the road. c. swerving off the road. 22. what is one of the tasks an officer might ask a driver to perform during a field sobriety test? a. recite the alphabet forward. b. count backwards from 80 to 60. c. pat their head and rub their stomach at the same time. 23. when passing a bicyclist at night, which headlights should you use? a. high beam headlights b. low beam headlights c. no headlights are needed if the street is lit. 24. if you cannot safely move over on a multi - lane road, what must you do? a. maintain your speed and position. b. honk your horn to alert the stopped vehicle. c. slow down to a speed of 20 mph below the posted speed limit. 25. what is a key responsibility for a driver regarding pedestrians? a. to assume pedestrians will see them and move. b. to watch for and protect pedestrians. c. to only yield to pedestrians at marked crosswalks.

Explanation:

• For question 21: Swerving off the road is better than hitting a solid object or skidding as it may offer more options to avoid severe impact and is less dangerous than colliding with oncoming traffic.
• For question 22: Counting backwards from 80 to 60 is a common field - sobriety test task to assess a driver's mental faculties and coordination.
• For question 23: Low - beam headlights are used when passing a bicyclist at night to avoid blinding the cyclist. High - beams can be too bright and dangerous, and not using headlights is unsafe.
• For question 24: If you can't safely move over on a multi - lane road, maintaining speed and position is the safest option to avoid sudden changes that could cause an accident. Honking may not be helpful and slowing down too much can also be a hazard.
• For question 25: A key responsibility of a driver regarding pedestrians is to watch for and protect them, not just assume they will move or only yield at marked crosswalks.

Answer:

1. C. Swerving off the road
2. B. Count backwards from 80 to 60
3. B. Low beam headlights
4. A. Maintain your speed and position
5. B. To watch for and protect pedestrians