Question

question 23 (multiple choice worth 3 points)
(lesson 8.5 lc)
which of the following will not help you avoid skidding on slippery surfaces?
○ slowing down as you approach curves and intersections
○ avoiding fast turns
○ making quick stops
○ driving at a slower speed

question 24 (multiple choice worth 3 points)
(lesson 4.3, lesson 9.5 lc)
which of the following will help sober up and lower the bal of an intoxicated person?
○ exercise
○ black coffee
○ time
○ a cold shower

Explanation:

Question 23

To avoid skidding on slippery surfaces, actions that reduce sudden changes in speed or direction are helpful. Slowing down near curves/intersections, avoiding fast turns, and driving slower all help. Making quick stops can cause loss of traction and increase skidding risk.

Blood Alcohol Level (BAL) decreases as the body metabolizes alcohol, which takes time. Exercise, black coffee, or cold showers do not speed up alcohol metabolism; only time allows the body to process and lower BAL.

Answer:

C. Making quick stops

Question 24