Go Well Through Winter Quiz 2013
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- 1.
![How many pedestrians are in this picture? - ProProfs]( "How many pedestrians are in this picture?")
How many pedestrians are in this picture?- A.
2
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
5
- 2.Are there any street lights on the path connecting Davies St and Oxford St in Grassleas reserve in Tawa? (Hint: Visit www.journeyplanner.org.nz and zoom in to see the street light icons)
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 3.Where is the safest place for a cyclist to be positioned when riding through a roundabout?
- A.
On the outer edge, so cars can squeeze by on the right
- B.
In the middle of the lane.
- C.
On the inner edge, so cars can squeeze by on the left.
- D.
It doesn't matter where they position themselves as long as they have signalled.
- 4.
![What are the key messages of the Drive Social campaign?
- ProProfs]( "What are the key messages of the Drive Social campaign?")
What are the key messages of the Drive Social campaign?- A.
To find car pool matches and reduce traffic
- B.
To get people to network using facebook while driving
- C.
To encourage road users to be more tolerant of each other
- D.
To make driving more fun
- 5.
![It snows regularly in Copenhagen during winter. How many times in the past ten years has it snowed in the Wellington CBD?
- ProProfs]( "It snows regularly in Copenhagen during winter. How many times in the past ten years has it snowed in the Wellington CBD?")
It snows regularly in Copenhagen during winter. How many times in the past ten years has it snowed in the Wellington CBD?- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
8
- D.
10
- 6.From 2006 to 2012, the number of cyclists entering the Wellington CBD on their morning commute...
- A.
Stayed the same
- B.
Increased slightly
- C.
Decreased
- D.
Doubled
- 7.As a pedestrian, if you are hit by a car travelling 45kph, your chance of survival is 50%. What is your chance of survival if you were hit by a car going at 30kph?
- A.
90%
- B.
80%
- C.
70%
- D.
60%
- 8.When cycling from Waikanae Beach to Paraparaumu station which route is shorter? (If you need help with this question go to www.journeyplanner.org.nz).
- A.
The main roads route down Te Moana Road on to State Highway 1 to Paraparaumu
- B.
The quieter route through the back roads, over Otaihanga foot bridge to Paraparaumu
- 9.On average, how much more physical activity does a public transport user get compared to someone who drives a car?
- A.
There is no difference.
- B.
Physical activity levels are less for public transport users
- C.
Public transport users get 5 minutes more physical activity per day
- D.
Public transport users get between 12 and 15 minutes more physical activity per day
- 10.You are running at night - what could you be wearing to make yourself more visible to traffic?
- A.
Dark clothing
- B.
Fluoro coloured clothing
- C.
Reflective and/or light coloured clothing
- 11.
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