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steposvetlana [31]
3 years ago
13

You are a school bus driver. What distance in miles can you drive if your bus gets 6.55 miles per gallon and you have 85.0 gallo

ns of gas?
Chemistry
1 answer:
iren2701 [21]3 years ago
8 0
1. Are you allowed to shift gears when crossing railroad tracks? a. Yes
b. No
c. Only when the crossing has been marked exempt.
2. How many feet away must you stop your bus for railroad tracks? a. At least 10 feet but not more than 50 feet from the crossing
b. At least 15 feet from the crossing
c. At least 15 feet but no more than 50 feet from the crossing
3. You are stopped for a railroad crossing. When may you open your doors?
a. You should open your forward door if that helps you see and hear
b. Never
c. You may open your emergency doors if it improves your view of the train
4. How far must you stop from the draw of a drawbridge? a. At least 15 feet
b. At least 25 feet
c. At least 50 feet
5. Name a situation where you must not allow your bus to be fueled. a. When the air temperature is below freezing
b. When the engine is turned off and the driver is absent
c. When in a closed building with riders on board?
6. Interstate what kind of report must you complete at the end of your shift? a. You must complete a logbook page for each bus driven
b. You must make a list of names of all passengers transported
c. You must complete a written inspection report for each bus driven
7. Why should a driver count the number of students getting on a school bus? a. Helps to know if the bus is overloaded
b. Helps to determine if some passengers will have to stand
c. Helps to know if everyone is on the bus or is safely away from it
8. Why is smooth handling of transmission and clutch a safety factor on busses? a. Smooth handling always reduces driver fatigue
b. Quick stops or sharp turns can cause injuries to passengers
c. Both of the above
9. Which of the following can be stowed in the aisle on a school bus? a. Book bags, calculators, and books
b. Lunches and coats and jackets
c. None of the above
10. Students planning to get off the school bus should not get up from their seat until? a. The school bus driver has turned on the flashing red lights
b. The bus has come to a complete stop
c. The driver tells them to get up
11. What is a factor that most affects the amount of traction that your bus has? a. The width of the road
b. The type and condition of the road surface
c. The brand name of your tires

12. In backing up which is more dangerous? a. Backing to the left
b. Backing to the right
c. They are equally dangerous
13. One rule says that you should have how much following distance?
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i) Kinetic energy (KE) is energy in action in virtue of the motion. KE = (1/2)mv². You can tell there is KE wthen the object is moving.
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<span>ii) Potential energy (PE) is a stored energy. You notice the PE once it is transformed into another form of energy, for example into kinetic energy or heat, or light. The maing forms of potential energy are gravitational potential energy (mgh), elastic potential energy (1/2)kx², and chemical potential energy.
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1. A bicyclist pedaling up a hill: K

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</span><span>2. An archer with his bow drawn : P
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4. A baseball thrown to second base: K
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<span>5. The chemical bonds in sugar: P
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6. The wind blowing over a tree: K
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7. Walking down the street: K
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<span>9. A bowling ball rolling down the alley: K
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