Vocabulary 1
facts from the story 1
Vocabulary 2
facts from the story 2
100

Alone

Isolated

100

this is the main cause of death for US teens

car crashes

100

Happening after the fact

belated

100

Which state has the most restricted driving for teens?

Nevada

200

ready to attack verbally or physically

Agressive

200

What time of day is the most dangerous for teens to drive?

nighttime or dark

200

a thing that discourages someone from doing something

deterrent 

200

Which age group has the most car accidents in the US?

ages 16-19 

300

to seek political influence on an issue

lobby

300

The part of the brain that makes judgments and controls impulses matures around what age? 

25

300

an occurrence of death by accident, war, disease.  Not a natural death.

fatality

300

How many US States have some kind of restriction on newly licensed teens?

45

400

one who supports or recommends

advocate

400

What incident prompted Susan to lobby for teen driving limits? 

Her son wrecked a car at age 26, killing 3 friends 

400

acting without thinking ahead

impulsive

400

What pushed Tom Burch, representative from KY, to sponsor a bill to restrict teen driving 

The death of his 17-year-old granddaughter

500

Having mixed feelings about someone or something

ambivalent 

500

Drivers ages 16-19 have a crashing fatality rate ________ times higher than other drivers

4 times

500

a view or attitude towards a situation

sentiment 

500

Name one reason why, "The more teens in the car, the greater the risk."

peer passengers cause distractions, peers induce drivers to take risks they wouldn't otherwise take, need to impress peers with unsafe driving

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