Question

question 3 (1 point)
what does it mean when the oil light is on?
o a the alternator is not charging the battery
o b the engine coolant is too hot or low
o c the engine oil is low
o d the engine needs to be checked right away
question 4 (1 point)
any infant that is under 12 months old and under 20 pounds should be seated...
o a in a booster seat until big enough to fit in a safety belt properly, still in back seat
o b in a rear facing car seat
o c in a forward facing car seat with a harness until it is out grown, then a booster seat
o d in the front seat

Explanation:

For Question 3: The oil light typically indicates an issue with engine oil. Option c states "The engine oil is low" which is a common reason for the oil light to come on. Option d is too vague as it doesn't specifically relate to the oil - related issue indicated by the oil light. Option a is about the alternator (not oil - related) and option b is about engine coolant (not oil - related).
For Question 4: According to safety guidelines, infants under 12 months old and under 20 pounds should be in a rear - facing car seat for maximum safety as it provides better protection to their heads, necks, and spines in case of a collision. A booster seat (option a) is for older children who have outgrown a rear - facing seat but are not yet ready for a seatbelt. A forward - facing seat (option c) is for older infants/toddlers who have met the weight and age requirements for forward - facing. Infants should not be in the front seat (option d) due to the risk of airbag injury.

Answer:

Question 3: C. The engine oil is low
Question 4: B. In a rear facing car seat