Chick-fil-a Drive Safe Challenge

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    The best chicken sandwich in the world comes from?

    • Chick-fil-A.
    • Mr. Telesca's House.
    • School Cafeteria on Sundays.
    • Mars...
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Chick-fil-a Drive Safe Challenge - Quiz
About This Quiz

The Chick-fil-A Drive Safe Challenge is brought to you by Chick-fil-A, The Telesca Foundation and WOW!

It’s simple, just answer the questions below. Get 'em all right and you get a free Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich. Actually a coupon for a sandwich but you get the deal. The Answers are all on the anthonytelesca. Org web page. Click "Florida" and look under the "Helpful Info" tab. When's the last time you had the cheat sheet for a test? To get your coupon just contact your SRO (or follow the instructions he has issued) after the contest ends. Too easy. . .

But wait there's more. . . If you got all the answers right you are also in a drawing for a Chick-fil-A 12 meal prize pack or a $100 Visa Gift Card (one per school) or a PS3 or a new car (ok, there is no new car but the other stuff is pretty cool). Winners will be drawn after all schools (6 here in Pinellas) have completed their contests. The winners will be contacted through your SROs. Also the school with the most entrants could earn an additional $500 for your safe driving programs. So tell your friends and like our bovine friends would say… "Eat Mor Chikin!"


Oh, one other thing, you can take the Challenge as often as you like but you can only earn one coupon and one entry into the drawings. So, if you make a mistake take it again until you get 100%. It’s like

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  • 2. 

    16 year old drivers are:

    • Really cool in their new ride.

    • 3 times more likely to die in a car accident than any other drivers.

    • Except for the lack of experience, great drivers because their reflexes are so much faster than the oldsters on the road.

    • Able to multitask cell phones, friends and driving with no worries.

    Correct Answer
    A. 3 times more likely to die in a car accident than any other drivers.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "3 times more likely to die in a car accident than any other drivers." This answer is supported by the statement that 16-year-old drivers have a higher risk of dying in car accidents compared to other drivers. The other statements are not supported by any evidence and are therefore incorrect.

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  • 3. 

    Teens are more likely to get into an autmobile accident but by how much?

    • 4 times as likely.

    • 2 times as likely

    • Its the same as the oldsters

    • Phfff.., who cares?

    Correct Answer
    A. 4 times as likely.
    Explanation
    Teens are more likely to get into an automobile accident compared to other age groups. The answer "4 times as likely" suggests that teenagers have a significantly higher risk of being involved in car accidents compared to the general population. This implies that the probability of teens being in an automobile accident is four times higher than the average risk for other age groups.

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  • 4. 

    What is the biggest cause of Teen fatality?

    • Study overload.

    • Energy Drinks.

    • Car Accidents.

    • Teens dont die, we're immortal...

    Correct Answer
    A. Car Accidents.
    Explanation
    Car accidents are the biggest cause of teen fatality because they are one of the leading causes of death among teenagers. Teenagers are often inexperienced drivers and may engage in risky behaviors while driving, such as speeding or distracted driving. These factors contribute to a higher likelihood of accidents and fatalities. Additionally, car accidents can result in severe injuries or death due to the high impact forces involved. Therefore, it is crucial for teenagers to practice safe driving habits and follow traffic laws to reduce the risk of accidents and fatalities.

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  • 5. 

    What percent of Teens kiiled in car accidents are not wearing their safety belts?

    • 10%

    • All of them.

    • Never happens, we always buckle up...

    • 67%

    Correct Answer
    A. 67%
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 67%. This suggests that 67% of teens killed in car accidents are not wearing their safety belts. This implies that a significant number of teenagers are not taking proper precautions and are risking their lives by not buckling up while driving. It highlights the importance of promoting and enforcing seat belt usage among teenagers to reduce the number of fatalities in car accidents.

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  • 6. 

    The primary reason for Teen automotive accidents is excessive speed followed closey by what?

    • Distraction from another Teen or Cell phones.

    • Poor tire inflation and vehicle maintenance.

    • The school Quidditch team.

    • Hey wait, we never speed!

    Correct Answer
    A. Distraction from another Teen or Cell phones.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is distraction from another teen or cell phones. This is because excessive speed is mentioned as the primary reason for teen automotive accidents, and the answer states that distraction from another teen or cell phones is closely followed. This suggests that distracted driving plays a significant role in these accidents, making it the most likely answer.

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  • 7. 

    2 Teens in a car make fatal accidents 5 times more likely, what happens if there are more?

    • The risk reduces because there are more people to keep things under control.

    • Its a party, who cares...?

    • The risk remains the same.

    • The risk gets even greater.

    Correct Answer
    A. The risk gets even greater.
    Explanation
    When it is mentioned that "Teens in a car make fatal accidents 5 times more likely," it implies that having teens in a car increases the risk of fatal accidents. Therefore, if there are more teens in the car, the risk would be even greater. This is because the more individuals there are in a car, the higher the chances of distractions, reckless behavior, and poor decision-making. Hence, the correct answer is that the risk gets even greater.

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  • 8. 

    Half of all Teen Automotive fatalities occure on what days?

    • Mon, Wed and Fri.

    • Fri, Sat and Sun.

    • Lunar Eclipses, and Leap Year Day.

    • Tues and Thur, right after Home Room.

    Correct Answer
    A. Fri, Sat and Sun.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Fri, Sat and Sun. This is because weekends tend to have higher rates of teenage automotive fatalities compared to weekdays. Teenagers are more likely to engage in risky behaviors, such as speeding or drunk driving, during weekends when they have more free time and may be attending parties or social events. Additionally, there may be less adult supervision during weekends, increasing the likelihood of accidents.

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  • 9. 

    While Teen drivers only account for 6% of the drivers on the road they are involved in 18% of all accidents and what percent of all automotive fatalities?

    • 6%.

    • 14%.

    • 20%.

    • 100%. We do things in a big way!

    Correct Answer
    A. 14%.
    Explanation
    Teen drivers account for only 6% of the drivers on the road, but they are involved in 18% of all accidents. This suggests that teen drivers are more prone to accidents compared to other age groups. However, the question asks for the percentage of automotive fatalities, not accidents. The correct answer of 14% implies that out of all automotive fatalities, 14% can be attributed to teen drivers. This indicates that although teen drivers are involved in a significant number of accidents, they are not responsible for the majority of automotive fatalities.

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  • 10. 

    Anthony Telesca was killed as the passanger in a Teen automobile accident.  What percentage of Teen automotive fatalities are the passanger?

    • Passangers dont die, its only the jerk that drives the car.

    • 25%

    • 67%

    • 156%

    Correct Answer
    A. 67%
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 67%. This means that out of all teen automotive fatalities, 67% of them are passengers. This suggests that a significant portion of teen automobile accidents result in the death of the passenger rather than the driver.

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  • 11. 

    What is your school?

    • Clearwater High School

    • Countryside High School

    • Dunedin High School

    • East Lake High School

    • Largo High School

    • Palm Harbor University

    Explanation
    The given correct answer is "Clearwater High School." This suggests that the question is asking for the name of the respondent's school, and the correct answer is Clearwater High School.

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  • 12. 

    So we can give you your coupon... What is your name? (first and last required) 

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