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What is the 'S' in the SMILE acronym for Drivers Ed?
What is the 'S' in the SMILE acronym for Drivers Ed?
- Steering Wheel (correct)
- Seatbelt (correct)
- Signal
- Seat (correct)
What does the letter 'M' represent in the SMILE acronym?
What does the letter 'M' represent in the SMILE acronym?
- Windshield
- Rearview Mirror (correct)
- Left Mirror (correct)
- Right Mirror (correct)
What does the 'I' stand for in the SMILE acronym?
What does the 'I' stand for in the SMILE acronym?
Ignition, Instruments
What does the letter 'L' in the Drivers Ed SMILE acronym signify?
What does the letter 'L' in the Drivers Ed SMILE acronym signify?
What are the components represented by the letter 'E' in the SMILE acronym?
What are the components represented by the letter 'E' in the SMILE acronym?
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S in SMILE
S in SMILE
Steering Wheel is indicated by 'S' in SMILE.
M in SMILE
M in SMILE
Rearview Mirror is represented by 'M' in SMILE.
I in SMILE
I in SMILE
Ignition and Instruments are what 'I' stands for in SMILE.
L in SMILE
L in SMILE
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E in SMILE
E in SMILE
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Study Notes
SMILE Acronym Overview
- SMILE is an acronym used in Drivers Education to help remember crucial vehicle components and safety features.
S: Seat, Seatbelt, Steering Wheel
- Seat: The driver must adjust the seat for optimal control and visibility.
- Seatbelt: Essential for safety; must be worn before driving.
- Steering Wheel: Primary control for steering the vehicle; should be held properly for effective maneuvering.
M: Mirrors
- Right Mirror: Used for checking traffic on the right side during lane changes and turns.
- Left Mirror: Important for monitoring the left side; assists with parallel parking and lane changes.
- Rearview Mirror: Provides a view of the area behind the vehicle; crucial for maintaining awareness of traffic behind.
I: Ignition and Instruments
- Ignition: The mechanism that starts the vehicle; must ensure readiness before driving.
- Instruments: Dashboard indicators (speedometer, fuel gauge, etc.) provide critical information about the vehicle's status.
L: Lights and Locks
- Lights: Headlights and turn signals are essential for visibility and communication with other drivers.
- Locks (door and window): Ensure all doors and windows are secured before driving to enhance safety.
E: Emergency Brake and Engine Lights
- Emergency Brake: A secondary braking system used to prevent the vehicle from rolling when parked.
- Engine Lights: Alerts the driver to potential issues with the vehicle's engine; should be investigated immediately.
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