Collision Analysis
Chapters 2 through 17 each include an account of two collisions taken from actual police records. Based on student knowledge of the chapter content, your class can analyze how the collision occurred.
Your Turn
Use these questions, which mirror the Chapter Objectives, to test your student’s understanding of the chapter content.
Self-Test
Every chapter, with the exception of Chapter 1, includes a test with five components (Multiple Choice, Sentence Completion, Matching, Short Answer, and Critical Thinking).
Projects
Each chapter following Chapter 1 includes two projects that your students can complete outside of class individually or in groups.
Unit Openers
Each unit opener includes a photograph relating to the unit topic and a list of the chapters within that unit.
Key Terms
Important terms to know are listed at the beginning of each chapter and appear in red the first time they are used in text.
Color Photographs & Illustrations
Throughout the text, there are many visual images and detailed captions to aid in the explanation and understanding of the subject matter.
Chapter Openers
Each chapter opener includes a photograph for discussion that captures the theme of the chapter, a brief introduction to the chapter content, a list of Chapter Objectives tied to each section within the chapter, and a list of Key Terms in the order in which they appear in the chapter.
Special Features
• Celebrity Scenarios are presented in orange-shaded boxes throughout the text. The celebrity boxes convey the details of a collision or driving-related incident involving a famous artist, athlete, or musician.
• Fun Items are presented in green-shaded boxes and marginal text. They include Auto Slang, Bumper Sticker Sightings, Guess the Vanity Plate, Crazy Auto Laws, and Wild Wheels. These engaging elements keep students’ attention.
• Defensive-Driving Features are presented in four types of boxes: Driving Tips, Reality Check, Using SAFE, and Driving Myths.
• Factual Information appears in purple-shaded boxes and marginal text. Factoids present interesting data that reinforce points made in the text. Auto Accessories boxes provide examples of optional equipment available for vehicles.
Chapter Objectives
Chapter Objectives identify key information to be gained from the chapters. Use these objectives, together with the Your Turn questions, to reinforce your understanding of the chapter’s content.
State-Specific
Links to state-specific DMV websites for the most up-to-date information.
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