Question

1. what does it mean to \aim high\ in steering? a. to look at the tops of buildings as you drive. b. to look far ahead when you drive. c. to hold the steering wheel at the 1 oclock and 11 oclock position. 27. what is the purpose of a white stop line? a. to indicate where pedestrians should wait. b. to show where you must stop for a stop sign or red light. c. to mark the beginning of a school zone. 28. after pulling into a perpendicular parking spot, what should you do? a. leave the wheels turned. b. put the car in neutral. c. shift into \park\ and turn off the engine. 29. for a driver under 21, what is the administrative suspension period for having a bac of 0.02 g/dl or more? a. 3 months b. 6 months c. 1 year 30. what is a two - point turn used for? a. to park in a perpendicular space. b. to reverse your direction of travel using a driveway or side street. c. to make a u - turn on a wide road.

Explanation:

• For question 26, "aiming high" in steering means looking far ahead for better road - awareness and control.
• For question 27, white stop lines mark the stopping point for stop signs or red lights.
• For question 28, after parking perpendicularly, shifting to "park" and turning off the engine is standard.
• For question 29, drivers under 21 with a BAC of 0.02 g/dL or more face a 1 - year administrative suspension in many places.
• For question 30, a two - point turn is used to reverse direction using a driveway or side street.

Answer:

1. B. To look far ahead when you drive.
2. B. To show where you must stop for a stop sign or red light.
3. C. Shift into "park" and turn off the engine.
4. C. 1 year
5. B. To reverse your direction of travel using a driveway or side street.