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NHSA GEORGIA DRIVER'S ED MODULE 6
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS(VERIFIED ANSWERS)|AGRADE
- What should you do if you start experiencing highway
hypnosis
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is Pull over at the next exit and
exercise, stretch or take a short nap
- Velocitation is the phenomenon where you think your car is
traveling slower than it actually is.
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is True
- Which of the following is an important step when
experiencing car trouble
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is Pull your vehicle off the road
completely
- You should never back up on the expressway
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is True
- How fast should you drive on the expressway
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THE CORRECT ANSWER: is A legal speed that matches the
flow of traffic
- On an expressway with at least three lanes, the left lane is
generally used for what?
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is Passing
- Frequent lane changes should be avoided
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is True
- Turning on your headlights dying the day reduces the risk of
daytime collisions.
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is True
*Note:* "Dying" is a typo for "during," but preserved as
provided.
- Why are brake lights an important form of communication?
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is They give drivers time to slow
down and avoid crashing into you
- What is one good way to get the attention of a driver who
does not see you?
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THE CORRECT ANSWER: is Switching from high beam to
low beams and back
- Which of the following would be an appropriate time to use
your hazard lights
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is You're having car trouble
- What is the purpose of turn signal
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is That you intend to change
lanes or turn
- How can you aid drivers of semi-truck in negotiating turns?
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is Give them ample room to
make the turn
- How much space should you allow a motorcycle or scooter
when passing them?
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is A whole lane
- What percentage of the alcohol that you consume is
eliminated by your kidneys, lungs and sweet glands
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is 5
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*Correction:* "Sweet glands" is a typo for "sweat glands,"
but preserved as provided. Approximately 5-10% of alcohol is eliminated via kidneys, lungs, and sweat, with 5% being a common estimate in educational contexts.
- How will muscle affect the body's elimination of alcohol?
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is People who are more
muscular will absorb more alcohol than those who have a higher percentage of fat
*Note:* This is partially correct but imprecise. More muscle
mass means a higher water content, potentially lowering BAC by diluting alcohol, not "absorbing more." The intent may be that muscular individuals process alcohol differently due to body composition, but I’ve kept your phrasing.
- Which of the following is true
THE CORRECT ANSWER: is Older people tend to have
higher BAC levels
*Note:* This is true due to reduced liver efficiency and body
water content with age, leading to higher BAC from the same alcohol intake.
- One standard alcoholic drink contains approximately what
amount of pure alcohol?