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Numbers that provide information that identifies patterns
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Statistics
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Time it takes to see an issue and then react to it
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Reaction Time
53 questions
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Numbers that provide information that identifies patterns
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Time it takes to see an issue and then react to it
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Anything that takes your attention away from driving
3
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Any substance that stops you from operating a vehicle as you would normally - drugs, alcohol, lack of sleep
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Blood Alcohol Concentration - measures the amount of alcohol in a persons blood stream
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Physical or emotional injury caused by an accident
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A type of neck injury caused by the muscles being stretched or compressed too much
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Substance that increases heart rate and speeds up reaction
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Substance that slows reactions, lowers co-ordination, and increases drowsiness
9
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45 mL of hard liquor (40% alcohol), 150 mL of wine (11% alcohol), or 350 mL of beer (4% alcohol)
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Legal term for the offence of driving with a blood alcohol concentration of more than 0.08; may be applied to other substances such as medication and recreational drugs
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A period of deep sorrow
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Medical treatment that does not involve surgery or drugs
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Continual care that ensures proper functioning of all parts of the car
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How far an object moves
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Interval between events
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Speed
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Graphic representations of speed
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Parts of an investigation
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The part of the investigation changed by the researcher
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What happens as a result of the manipulated variable
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Difference in horizontal position on a graph; x-axis
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Difference in vertical position on a graph; y-axis
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Steepness of the line on a graph; measured by dividing rise by run
24
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Distance a vehicle travels between when the driver applies the brakes and when the vehicle comes to a stop
25
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Distance that a vehicle travels from the time the driver sees a problem and the vehicle comes to a complete stop
26
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Distance (measured in seconds) at which it is considered safe to follow another vehicle; 2 seconds in good conditions
27
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Measure of an object's motion and likelihood that the object will remain in motion
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Any push or pull on an object
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Force applied by brakes to stop a vehicle
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Force resisting motion, caused by substances rubbing together; rubbing
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Force that changes momentum
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Total momentum of colliding objects stays the same after the collision
33
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Sum of momentum of colliding objects
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Manikins designed to behave like the human body during a collision; fitted with sensors to record data
35
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Parts of a vehicle designed to crush when hit, absorbing much of the energy in a collision; include hood, trunk, and fenders
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Hold occupant in place; prevent occupant from hitting the dashboard, windshield, sides, or roof of the car, or from being thrown out of the vehicle during a collision; include seat belts, air bags, headrests, and child seats
37
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Parts of a vehicle that operate all the time to keep occupants safe; include headlights, rear-view and side-view mirrors, tail and signal lights, brakes, etc.
38
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Parts of a vehicle that protect the people inside; include crumple zones and rigid features such as heavy frame, roll cage, and side-impact beams that will not crumple or break under extreme pressure
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Traits of a road that are designed to decrease the force of a collision by slowing the impulse
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Road feature designed to decrease the force of a collision by slowing the impulse; barrels of water or sand decrease the force of a collision by slowing the impulse and thus absorbing the force of the collision
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Road features designed to keep vehicles on the road and to
42
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2-point seat belts; vehicle seat belts designed to hold the occupant in place by securing the person to the seat with a strap placed across the pelvis
43
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3-point seat belt; vehicle seat belt designed to hold the occupant in place by securing the person to the seat with one strap placed across the pelvis and another strap placed across the chest from pelvis to shoulder
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Vehicle safety seats designed to restrain an infant during a collision and transfer the force of a crash to the infant's back
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Vehicle safety seat designed to restrain a child
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Vehicle safety seat designed to restrain a child (from newborn to a mass of 18 kg) during a collision
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Vehicle safety seats designed to raise a child enough to fit the seat belt properly; allow the seat belt to restrain the child during a collision
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Inflatable bag instantly released in a collision in order to restrain the occupant and lessen chance of serious injury
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First air bag design; inflated too quickly and too much, often causing injury
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Inflates more slowly without overinflating
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Senses both mass of the occupant and force of collision; adjusts the inflation accordingly
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Why is driving at a high speed more dangerous than driving at a low speed?
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