pick the hand and arm positions
read each driving maneuver below. write the letter of the correct
hand and arm position that best matches each statement.
______ 1. steering straight backward
______ 2. changing lanes
______ 3. begin backing to the right
______ 4. signaling with hand for the left turn
______ 5. checking right blind spot
______ 6. begin backing to the left
______ 7. checking the left blind spot
______ 8. signaling with hand for right turn
______ 9. signaling with hand to slow or stop
______ 10. preparing to begin parallel park (right side)
______ 11. exiting a parallel parking space on the left
side of a one - way street
______ 12. crossing a railroad track

hand and arm positions
a. right hand on steering
wheel, left arm extended
straight out
b. right hand on steering
wheel, left arm extended
out and up
c. right hand on steering
wheel, left arm out and
down
d. both hands on the steering
wheel in a balanced position
e. left hand on steering wheel,
right arm on top of the seat

Question

pick the hand and arm positions
read each driving maneuver below. write the letter of the correct
hand and arm position that best matches each statement.
______ 1. steering straight backward
______ 2. changing lanes
______ 3. begin backing to the right
______ 4. signaling with hand for the left turn
______ 5. checking right blind spot
______ 6. begin backing to the left
______ 7. checking the left blind spot
______ 8. signaling with hand for right turn
______ 9. signaling with hand to slow or stop
______ 10. preparing to begin parallel park (right side)
______ 11. exiting a parallel parking space on the left
          side of a one - way street
______ 12. crossing a railroad track

hand and arm positions
a. right hand on steering
    wheel, left arm extended
    straight out
b. right hand on steering
    wheel, left arm extended
    out and up
c. right hand on steering
    wheel, left arm out and
    down
d. both hands on the steering
    wheel in a balanced position
e. left hand on steering wheel,
    right arm on top of the seat

Accepted Answer

# Brief Explanations:
1. Steering straight backward: When steering straight backward, a balanced hand position on the wheel is typical, so D (both hands on the steering wheel in a balanced position).
2. Changing lanes: To change lanes, checking blind spots and signaling, but the hand position for changing lanes often involves a balanced or specific signal, but the most appropriate here is D? Wait, no, maybe A? Wait, no, let's re - think. When changing lanes, you might have one hand on the wheel and signal, but the standard for changing lanes (pre - signal and check) but the hand position for the action of changing lanes (steering) would be D? No, maybe A. Wait, no, let's use the options:
   - 1. Steering straight backward: D (both hands balanced as you want straight path).
   - 2. Changing lanes: When changing lanes, you need to signal and check, but the hand position for the steering part (small steering) - maybe A? Wait, no, the option A is right hand on wheel, left arm extended straight out (maybe for signaling left lane change? No, maybe for changing lanes, the hand position is A? Wait, let's go step by step.
   - 1. Steering straight backward: When going straight backward, you want both hands on the wheel in a balanced position to keep the vehicle straight. So D.
   - 2. Changing lanes: To change lanes, you might signal (left or right) and have one hand on the wheel. The option A is right hand on wheel, left arm extended straight out (maybe for left lane change signal? But changing lanes involves more than just signaling. Wait, maybe the answer for changing lanes is A? No, maybe D? Wait, no, let's check the options again.
   - 3. Begin backing to the right: To back to the right, you would have right hand on wheel, left arm out and down (C) to guide the steering.
   - 4. Signaling with hand for the left turn: The left turn hand signal is left arm extended straight out, so A (right hand on wheel, left arm extended straight out).
   - 5. Checking right blind spot: To check right blind spot, you might have left hand on wheel, right arm on top of the seat (E) to turn your body to check.
   - 6. Begin backing to the left: To back to the left, right hand on wheel, left arm extended out and up (B).
   - 7. Checking the left blind spot: Right hand on wheel, left arm extended? No, to check left blind spot, you would have right hand on wheel, and maybe left arm? Wait, option E is left hand on wheel, right arm on seat. No, to check left blind spot, you turn your head, but the hand position: maybe A? No, option E is left hand on wheel, right arm on top of the seat (to turn body right to check left blind spot? No, left blind spot is on the left, so to check left blind spot, you turn left, so maybe right hand on wheel, left arm? Wait, the option for checking left blind spot: maybe A? No, let's use the options:
     - 7. Checking the left blind spot: When checking left blind spot, you can have right hand on wheel, left arm extended? No, the option E is left hand on wheel, right arm on seat. Wait, maybe E is for checking right blind spot? No, E is left hand on wheel, right arm on seat (so you can turn your body to the right to check right blind spot? No, to check left blind spot, you turn your body to the left, so left hand on wheel, right arm? No, maybe the answer is E for checking right blind spot and for checking left blind spot, maybe A? No, let's correct:
     - 5. Checking right blind spot: To check right blind spot, you turn your body to the right, so left hand on wheel, right arm on top of the seat (E).
     - 7. Checking the left blind spot: To check left blind spot, you turn your body to the left, so right hand on wheel, left arm? Wait, the option A is right hand on wheel, left arm extended straight out. Maybe when checking left blind spot, you have right hand on wheel, left arm extended? No, maybe the answer is A? No, let's move on.
   - 8. Signaling with hand for right turn: The right turn hand signal is left arm extended out and down, so C (right hand on wheel, left arm out and down).
   - 9. Signaling with hand to slow or stop: The slow or stop hand signal is left arm extended down, so C? No, the slow/stop signal is left arm extended down, so C (right hand on wheel, left arm out and down).
   - 10. Preparing to begin parallel park (right side): To parallel park on the right, you would have left hand on wheel, right arm on top of the seat (E) to turn your body to check the right side.
   - 11. Exiting a parallel parking space on the left side of a one - way street: To exit left from parallel park on left side of one - way, you might have right hand on wheel, left arm extended out and up (B) to steer left.
   - 12. Crossing a railroad track: When crossing a railroad track, you want both hands on the wheel in a balanced position (D) to have full control.

Now, let's list the answers:
1. D
2. A (Wait, no, when changing lanes, the hand position for the steering (small movement) and signaling. If you are changing lanes to the left, you signal left (A) and have right hand on wheel. So 2. A.
3. C (right hand on wheel, left arm out and down to steer right while backing)
4. A (left turn signal is left arm extended straight out)
5. E (left hand on wheel, right arm on seat to check right blind spot)
6. B (right hand on wheel, left arm out and up to steer left while backing)
7. A? No, to check left blind spot, you would have right hand on wheel, left arm? Wait, no, option E is left hand on wheel, right arm on seat. To check left blind spot, you turn your head left, so maybe right hand on wheel, left arm? No, the option for checking left blind spot: maybe A? No, let's correct:
   - 7. Checking the left blind spot: When checking left blind spot, you can have right hand on wheel, left arm extended (A) to turn your body slightly? No, maybe the answer is A.
   - 8. C (right turn signal is left arm extended down)
   - 9. C (slow/stop signal is left arm extended down)
   - 10. E (left hand on wheel, right arm on seat to check right side for parallel park right)
   - 11. B (right hand on wheel, left arm out and up to steer left)
   - 12. D

# Answer:
1. D
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. E
6. B
7. A
8. C
9. C
10. E
11. B
12. D

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