Question

a child that is between 8 and 12 years of age should be seated... *
in a rear facing car seat as long as possible and then a forward facing car seat
in a booster seat until big enough to fit in a safety belt properly, still in back seat
in a rear facing car seat
in a forward facing car seat with a harness until it is out grown, then a booster seat
when starting your vehicle it should be in which gear? *
park
drive
neutral
reverse

Explanation:

First Question (Child Car Seating)

For an 8 - 12 - year - old child, booster seats are used until they can fit a safety belt properly, and they should remain in the back seat. Rear - facing seats are for younger children, forward - facing with harness is for younger kids before booster, so the correct option is the one about booster seat until fitting the safety belt in the back seat.

When starting a vehicle, it should be in Park (for automatic vehicles) to prevent accidental movement. Drive is for moving forward, Neutral is for towing or idling in some cases, Reverse is for backing up, so the correct gear for starting is Park.

Answer:

B. In a booster seat until big enough to fit in a safety belt properly, still in back seat

Second Question (Vehicle Starting Gear)