1. Over the counter and prescription medicines do not contribute to society's drug problems.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

2. You should only use your high-beam highlights when there is no oncoming traffic for at least __________ feet.
A. 400 B. 500 C. 600 D. 700

3. BAC can be determined solely from the amount of alcoholic beverages consumed.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

4. Alcohol affects behavior.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

5. Making a judgment about a traffic situation involves __________
A. measuring. B. comparing. C. evaluating. D. all of the above

6. Help other drivers pass you safely by moving to the right side of your lane to give them more room and a better view of the road ahead.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

7. The effectiveness of restraint devices like air bags and safety belts, and vehicular construction features such as crumple zones and side member beams, increase as impact speed increases.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

8. The minimum speed limit on all highways that comprise a part of the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways and have not fewer than four lanes is __________ miles per hour.
A. 55 B. 50 C. 45 D. 40

9. In every car crash, there are actually __________ collisions.
A. one B. two C. three D. four

10. Friction helps to increase gas mileage.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

11. An infant's car seat should be positioned in the __________
A. front seat facing the rear. B. front seat facing the front. C. middle of the back seat facing the rear. D. passenger side of the back seat facing the rear.

12. Parking is allowed by curbs painted yellow.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

13. Safety belts help prevent serious injuries in a crash.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

14. In a motor vehicle crash, as a car crushes, it absorbs some of the force of the collision.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

15. You can extend the life of your tires by avoiding fast __________
A. starts. B. stops. C. turns. D. all of the above

16. The law requires tire treads to meet certain standards.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

17. __________ is the only way to sober up.
A. A cold shower B. Black coffee C. Exercise D. Time

18. Fog can be especially prevalent in __________
A. valleys. B. mountains. C. plains. D. cities.

19. When inspecting your tires, look for __________
A. weak spots. B. cuts or blisters. C. rocks caught in the tread. D. all of the above

20. Emotion is a word used to identify a strong feeling such as __________
A. anger. B. fear. C. joy. D. all of the above

21. You should allow extra distance between yourself and a motorcycle during adverse weather conditions.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

22. Wind can be a problem when leaving overpasses.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

23. Alcohol-related crashes during 2016 represent an average of one alcohol-related fatality approximately every __________ minutes.
A. 20 B. 30 C. 40 D. 50

24. Children 4 to 5 years old are allowed by law to be secured in a child safety seat or a standard seat belt.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

25. In Florida and some other states, cellular emergency calls are directed to the state police (*__________ on your cellular phone).
A. FPH B. FHP C. HPF D. HFP

26. Safe driving involves only mental exercise.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

27. The colors on a traffic signal can be in different positions depending on where you are in the United States.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

28. To some drivers, a few miles an hour over the posted speed limit is an acceptable risk; luckily, the worst that can happen to them is to receive a speeding ticket.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

29. After passing, you must return to your lane before coming within __________ feet of any approaching vehicle.
A. 50 B. 100 C. 150 D. 200

30. Speeding has no effect on braking distance.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

31. Some red traffic signals change only when a car is at the stop line.
A. TRUE B. FALSE

32. In 2016, more than __________ motorcyclists were killed in traffic crashes in the United States.
A. 1,500 B. 2,900 C. 4,900 D. 5,200

33. The higher the speed, the __________
A. lesser the impact. B. greater the impact. C. more time you have to react. D. all of the above

34. A "mobile office" may include __________
A. e-mail and internet services. B. fax services. C. telephone, voice-mail and paging capabilities. D. all of the above

Adam swore to himself that he would never have to deal with algebra after high school. He shakes his head as he prepares to answer several math questions with algebraic formulas. Next up, he must answer a bunch of true and false questions, followed by explaining information on a sample police report. In what stage of becoming a police officer does Adam MOST likely find himself at this moment?

A. getting his high school diploma
B. taking the law enforcement entrance exam
C. attending police academy
D. learning under an experienced officer while under probation​

Which of the following is NOT acceptable to use as proof of insurance when you’re stopped by the police?
A. Paper Florida insurance ID card
B. Electronica proof on your phone
C. Electronica proof on your passengers phone
D. A recent call from your insurance provider

The color of law refers to the actions of an official acting in his or her legal tapacity
A) True
B) False

Which power does the president have as commander in chief?

A) send American forces into action

B) declare war

C) negotiate treaties

D) impound funds

Which theory of Interest group politics views interest groups positively?
O Elitism
Hyper pluralism
Pluralism
Participatory democracy

How does Congress apply a check on the president's appointment power? Select ALL that apply.

A) The Senate must confirm many top-level executive branch appointments.
cross out

B) The Senate must approve judicial appointments.
cross out

C) The House must approve judicial appointments.
cross out

D) The House and Senate each must confirm some of the top-level executive branch appointments.

Officer Jones is trying to learn more about a suspect in a deadly right-wing terrorist attack targeting a local mosque. To try and understand more about her suspect, she sneaks into his business office late at night without a warrant to take a look around. Which piece of legislation gave her the right to take a “sneak and peek” without a warrant? USA PATRIOT Act

Posse Comitatus Act

Interpol

Military Commissions Act

Please help me (i cant ask this without writing 20 characters so here you go)

1. Where is the line drawn between religion and public schools?
2. Where do school-sponsored prayers fit in, and is the practice of praying at school constitutional if the prayer is nondenominational?
3. What if students are allowed to remain silent or leave the room during the prayer?
4. Is school-sponsored prayer in public schools unconstitutional?

please only reply if you're going to answer, thank you so much <3

What will happen to the supply of Nike sneakers if the taxes the Nike corporation must pay increases?