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UNIT 04 Defensive Driving Tips

Top Notch 2, Second Edition Copyright (c)2011 by Pearson Education. Extra Reading Comprehension Activities (unit 4, page 46) Check each statement T (True) or F (False) according to the article.

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UNIT 04 Defensive Driving Tips

Top Notch 2, Second Edition Copyright (c)2011 by Pearson Education. Extra Reading Comprehension Activities (unit 4, page 46) Check each statement T (True) or F (False) according to the article.

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NAME: _______________________

DATE: _________________

Extra Reading Comprehension Activities (Unit 4, page 46) COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS


A. Check each statement T (True) or F (False), according to the article. T 1. There are ways to control the actions of other drivers. 2. Only bad drivers need these tips to defensive driving. 3. Driving too fast makes it harder to control your car. 4. People who follow the 3-second rule will not tailgate. 5. Its OK to change lanes when you dont see other cars in your mirrors. 6. You should flash your lights to let other drivers know that youre about to make a turn. 7. You can always assume that other drivers will stop at a red light. 8. When another driver cuts you off, you should honk and gesture. 9. Good drivers pay attention and dont multitask while driving. F

CRITICAL THINKING
B. GROUP WORK. Which bad driving behaviors do you think are the most dangerous? Explain your reasons.

C. GROUP WORK. Which of the six defensive driving tips do you think are the most helpful? Explain your reasons.

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