Question

the best way to handle a curve is: * 4 points
slow down before entering the curve
lean in the direction of the curve
get into the left - hand lane
cross over the center line
if you approach an intersection and a large truck is stopped for the traffic light, you should: * 4 points
blow your horn so the driver will know you are there
go around the truck on the right because he will start up slower
stop with enough distance so you will not be in a blind spot and you can see the driver in his/her mirror
stop as close to the rear of the truck as possible

Explanation:

1. When handling a curve, slowing down before entering helps maintain control and reduces the risk of skidding or losing traction. Leaning in a car isn't a practical way to handle curves like on a motorcycle. Changing lanes randomly or crossing the center - line is dangerous.
2. When approaching an intersection with a stopped large truck, stopping with enough distance to avoid the blind - spot and be visible in the truck driver's mirror is crucial for safety. Honking may not be necessary and could startle the driver, going around on the right is dangerous as the truck may turn right, and stopping too close is also risky.

Answer:

1. Slow down before entering the curve
2. Stop with enough distance so you will not be in a blind spot and you can see the driver in his/her mirror