Which statement about traffic safety is true?
Pedestrians never have the right of way.
Pedestrians are not required to obey traffic laws.
Pedestrians should assume that motorists see them.
Bicyclists are required to follow many of the same laws as motorists.
Which statement about camping safety is true?
Extinguish campfires completely.
Avoid packing supplies.
Wear brand new shoes that have never been worn.
Leave cell phones and walkie talkies in the car.
A young person is in a public area, and an adult in a car calls out for help.
What should the young person do?
walk away from the person
go over to the car to find out more about the problem
offer to help the person with the problem
ask the person to come over to talk
When walking in an area with a lot of traffic, what is a strategy for a pedestrian to stay safe?
The pedestrian should cross the street with confidence because cars are required to stop for pedestrians.
The pedestrian should wear dark clothes at night so that he or she doesn’t distract drivers.
The pedestrian should walk in the same side of the street and in the same direction as cars are traveling.
The pedestrian should assume that drivers don’t see him or her unless drivers make eye contact and slow down.
Chloe, a 12-year-old, finds an interesting site on the Internet that requires users to be 13 to join.
What should she do?
She should check the site over to see if it looks safe before joining.
She should wait until she is 13 before asking her parents to join.
She should tell her parents she found an interesting site and ask to join.
She should find out if her friends are on the site before joining.
