<p> Dangerous Driving Behaviors Answer the following questions below using pages 22 &23 of the Driver’s Education manual.</p><p>1. Define aggressive driving. (22)</p><p>2. Aggressive drivers break the law by (list at least five behaviors) (22)</p><p>3. How can you protect yourself against an aggressive driver? (22)</p><p>4. How long is a person’s license suspended if convicted of aggressive driving? (22)</p><p>5. List five distractions to drivers. (22)</p><p>6. Who is text messaging or reading text messages illegal for? (22)</p><p>7. Distracted driving accounts for what percent of all traffic crashes? (22)</p><p>8. What are the signs that you may be on the verge of falling asleep at the wheel? (23)</p><p>9. Driving while you are sleepy reduces your ability to drive effectively. Your reaction time is , awareness is and judgment is . (23)</p><p>10. List five things you can do to avoid falling asleep at the wheel. (23) Drinking and Driving Answer the following questions below using pages 23 & 29-30 in the Driver Education manual. </p><p>11. Researcher estimate the between the hours of _____ and ______three out of every ______drivers are drunk. (23)</p><p>12. Just ______alcoholic drink can affect your driving ability because even a small amount of alcohol affects the brain’s functions- particularly ______, ______, and ______.(23)</p><p>13. Because alcohol affects your judgment and driving ability, your chances of being in a crash are ______times greater if you drive after drinking than if you drive sober. (23)</p><p>14. A _____ ounce glass of beer, a __5__ ounce glass of wine and a __shot__ of liquor have similar amounts of alcohol. (23)</p><p>15. Only ______can decrease intoxication. Coffee, cold showers or exercise will not have a sobering effect. (23)</p><p>16. Explain implied consent law. (29)</p><p>17. Legally, you are considered to be driving under the influence if your blood alcohol content is ______or higher.</p><p>18. Administrative License Suspension is what happens if you refuse a breath test and your BAC is .08 or higher… (29) a. On the First offense b. On the Second offense c. On the Third DUI offense</p><p>19. You may be charged with drinking while operating a motor vehicle if you (29) a. Are stopped</p><p> b. You show</p><p>20. What happens if you’re convicted of a DUI involving juvenile passengers? (29) a. First offense</p><p> b. Second Offense</p><p>21. Your vehicle will be impounded immediately for… (30)</p><p>22. What is the punishment if you’re under 21 and get convicted of a DUI? (30)</p><p>23. What is the punishment if you’re under 21 and you attempt to use a fake ID to purchase or drink alcohol? (30) Drinking and Driving PowerPoint Presentation Answer the questions by listening to the Drinking and Driving lecture.</p><p>1. Every day in America people die as a result of drunken driving crashes.</p><p>2. Kids who start drinking young are times more likely to be in an alcohol- related crash.</p><p>3. Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teens, and about a quarter of those crashes involve an underage drinking driver </p><p>4. Teen alcohol use kills people each year - that’s more than all illegal drugs combined</p><p>5. In 2012, people admitted to driving under the influence of alcohol - that’s more than the population of Texas. </p><p>6. High school students who use alcohol or other substances are times more likely to drop out of school.</p><p>7. What is BAC?</p><p>8. What are the factors affecting BAC?</p><p>9. ______of the proof of the liquor equals the ______of alcohol.</p><p>10. What affects does alcohol have on a driver’s ability to search?</p><p>11. What affects does alcohol have on a driver’s ability to evaluate?</p><p>12. What affects does alcohol have on a driver’s ability to execute?</p>