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C: 20 feet. Don't park closer than 20 feet from the entrance to a fire station. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

C: At least 10 days. Conviction of driving while a license is cancelled, suspended or revoked results in a jail sentence of not less than 10 days. Alaska Driver Manual: Driver's License Requirements, page 9.

B: Judgment. A person's judgment is the first ability impaired by drinking alcohol. Alaska Driver Manual: Facts You Should Know About Alcohol, page 22.

A: Texting is prohibited and it's illegal to drive with a visual screen device operating. It is illegal to drive with a visual screen device operating, and texting while driving is prohibited (AS 28.35.161). Alaska Driver Manual: TV, Laptops, Texting, Etc., page 31.

D: No; center lanes are reserved for decelerating before a left turn. Center lanes are reserved for decelerating in advance of turning left; you may not use them for passing. Alaska Driver Manual: Do Not Pass, page 42.

B: Not near a curve or hill where you can't see 500 feet or more each way. Don't turn around near a curve or hill when you can't see 500 feet or more in each direction. Alaska Driver Manual: Turning Around on the Highway, page 79.

B: The driver leaving the parking space. The chief responsibility lies with the driver leaving the parking space: look, signal and yield. Alaska Driver Manual: Leaving Parking Space, page 75.

D: Reduce speed to 20 as marked for school crosswalks. Reduce speed to 20 as marked for school crosswalks. Alaska Driver Manual: Signs, page 45.

D: Separate traffic flow going in opposite directions. Yellow markings, such as center lines, separate traffic going in opposite directions; white markings separate same-direction traffic. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 59.

C: Reduce speed and be ready to stop when it stops and its red lights flash. Reduce speed; stop completely when the bus stops, red lights flash and the stop sign extends. Alaska Driver Manual: Meeting a School Bus, page 53.

C: Shaded areas, protected areas and bridges. Shaded areas, protected areas and bridges become slippery before the rest of the road and stay so longer. Alaska Driver Manual: Skids, page 73.

B: Headache, dizziness, nausea and vomiting. Carbon monoxide symptoms are headache, dizziness, nausea and vomiting; it paralyzes before it kills. Alaska Driver Manual: Carbon Monoxide, page 81.

B: To prevent theft. To prevent theft, never leave the key or fob in a parked, unattended vehicle. Alaska Driver Manual: Parking, page 74.

B: 40 hours, including 10 in progressively challenging circumstances. A parent, guardian or employer must certify at least 40 hours of driving, including 10 hours in challenging circumstances such as bad weather and night. Alaska Driver Manual: Provisional Licenses, page 9.

B: A 1½-ounce shot of 80-proof liquor or 4 ounces of wine. The same amount of alcohol is in 12 ounces of beer, a 1½-ounce shot of 80-proof liquor, or 4 ounces of wine. Alaska Driver Manual: Facts You Should Know About Alcohol, page 22.

D: Pull over to a safe area first or ask a passenger. Pull over to a safe area first, or ask a passenger to make the call. Alaska Driver Manual: Distracted Driving, page 29.

D: There is increased visibility ahead; it doesn't mean it's safe to pass. The end of a no passing zone does not mean it is safe to pass; it means there is increased visibility. Alaska Driver Manual: Do Not Pass, page 42.

D: Drive around the block. The safest method in the city is to drive around the block; watch for no U-turn signs. Alaska Driver Manual: Turning Around in the City, page 79.

B: Two-way road; keep right of approaching traffic. Two-way road: keep right of approaching traffic. Alaska Driver Manual: Signs, page 45.

B: Prohibitive. Dashed lines are permissive, solid white lines are restrictive, and solid yellow lines are prohibitive. Alaska Driver Manual: Marking, page 59.

D: On a highway with separated roadways providing two or more lanes in each direction. Drivers on a highway with separated roadways of two or more lanes each way need not stop for a bus headed the opposite way. Alaska Driver Manual: Meeting a School Bus, page 53.

A: Low beams. Use low beam (dim) when driving in rain, fog, snow or dust. Alaska Driver Manual: Use of Lighting Equipment, page 67.

C: Stop at once. Stop at once; if blocking traffic, move your vehicle out of the way if possible. Alaska Driver Manual: What to Do in Case of Every Crash, page 15.

C: A parent, legal guardian, or employer. Your parent, legal guardian or employer must certify the 40 hours of driving experience. Alaska Driver Manual: Provisional Licenses, page 9.

C: About an hour. It takes an average of one hour to cancel the effects of one drink, so four drinks take about four hours. Alaska Driver Manual: Know Your Limits, page 22.