Question

4.) which of the following is not an example of vehicle equipment failure?

• tire blowout
• brake failure
• ignition locking
• vehicle theft

5.) which of the following would put you at risk for carbon monoxide poisoning?

• having your vehicle’s exhaust system checked regularly
• leaving your vehicle’s engine running in a closed garage
• closing your air vents when driving in congested traffic
• opening your air vents when driving on highways in cold weather

Explanation:

Question 4

To determine which is not vehicle equipment failure, analyze each option:

• Tire blowout: Failure of tire (equipment).
• Brake failure: Failure of brakes (equipment).
• Ignition Locking: Issue with ignition (equipment).
• Vehicle theft: Not a failure of vehicle equipment, but a crime involving stealing the vehicle.

To find what risks carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning:

• Regular exhaust check: Reduces CO risk.
• Engine running in closed garage: Engine produces CO, closed garage traps it, increasing poisoning risk.
• Closing air vents in traffic: Doesn't directly cause CO poisoning (traffic fumes outside, vents closed limit cabin air but not CO buildup from own engine in closed space like garage).
• Opening air vents on highway: Allows fresh air, reduces risk.

Answer:

D. Vehicle theft

Question 5