Answer to Question 1Aggressive driving involves a combination of moving offenses that endanger other persons or property. Examples include speeding, making unnecessary lane changes, passing where prohibited, running red lights, failing to yield the right of way, and tailgating.
Answer to Question 2(any three of the following):
1. Choose a meeting place so that, if your home is affected and you're separated from family or friends, you'll know where to find one another.
2. Build a disaster kit including water nonperishable food, emergency medical supplies, copies of important documents, and cash.
3. Choose an out-of-state emergency contact. If communication grids in your area are down, it may be easier to call someone out of the area.
4. Visit the National Weather Service at
www.weather.gov regularly to learn about weather advisories in your area, and visit disaster preparedness websites for information in advance. These include Ready.gov and emergency and specific event pages from the CDC at
www.cdc.gov.
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Examples of plant movements.
Examples of the most common X-ray positions and the images they produce.
Specific transport processes
Examples of drawings in each category of two object forms
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