You got it! B) Car crashes. Sure, school lunches
can be pretty hazardous to your health but did you know that more than 300,000
teen drivers and their passengers were injured last year? Even worse, nearly
6,000 teens died. As a teenager, you face a higher risk of being in a crash
during the first years you have your driver's license.","Wrong! B) Car
crashes. Sure, school lunches can be pretty hazardous to your health but did
you know that more than 300,000 teen drivers and their passengers were injured
last year? Even worse, nearly 6,000 teens died. As a teenager, you face a higher
risk of being in a crash during the first years you have your driver's
license."),array(2,"Who is most likely to be in a car crash?","C","Grandma
Shirley","Your dad","Your 16-year-old friend Bill","Stuntmen","Correct! C)
Sorry, Bill. Stuntmen crash cars for a living, but teenagers, like your
friend Bill, not only have higher crash rates than other age groups, their
crashes are different from adults. Analyses of fatal crash data indicate that
teen drivers are more likely to be at fault when they crash. Teen crashes and
violations also are more likely to involve speeding and to be in single-vehicle,
fatal crashes.","Not quite! C) Sorry, Bill. Stuntmen crash cars for a
living, but teenagers, like your friend Bill, not only have higher crash rates
than other age groups, their crashes are different from adults. Analyses of
fatal crash data indicate that teen drivers are more likely to be at fault when
they crash. Teen crashes and violations also are more likely to involve speeding
and to be in single-vehicle, fatal crashes."),array(3,"What's the safest number
of friends you can have in your car at one time when you're first starting to
drive?","D","One","Two","As many as will fit in your mom's new PT
Cruiser","None","That's right! D) This is where it gets ugly: The answer
is none. Research shows that 16- and 17-year-old drivers with even one passenger
are one and a half times more likely to be involved in a crash than when driving
alone. Even more brutal is that with two teen passengers, the risk more than
doubles. With three or more teen passengers, it's three to five times more
likely that you will be involved in a crash than if you are driving
alone.","Actually, no. D) This is where it gets ugly: The answer is none.
Research shows that 16- and 17-year-old drivers with even one passenger are one
and a half times more likely to be involved in a crash than when driving alone.
Even more brutal is that with two teen passengers, the risk more than doubles.
With three or more teen passengers, it's three to five times more likely that
you will be involved in a crash than if you are driving alone."),array(4,"What's
the worst way to ruin a good night out?","C","Ask your date to split the dinner
tab","Tell your friends your mom is coming along","Dialing up your friends while
speeding off to the movies","Going for the world record on number of French
fries that can fit up both nostrils","Great job! C) While these are all
sure to ruin your night, the correct answer is C. Driving may look easy but it
takes a lot more concentration than people think. Like it or not, when you first
start driving, distractions can be devastating. And while it looks cool in the
movies, speed is involved in more fatal teen crashes than with any other aged
drivers. Teen drivers have the highest percentage of crashes where the driver is
at fault and their crashes always involve the most passengers.","Nope, that's
not it! C) While these are all sure to ruin your night, the correct answer
is C. Driving may look easy but it takes a lot more concentration than people
think. Like it or not, when you first start driving, distractions can be
devastating. And while it looks cool in the movies, speed is involved in more
fatal teen crashes than with any other aged drivers. Teen drivers have the
highest percentage of crashes where the driver is at fault and their crashes
always involve the most passengers."),array(5,"Who is more likely to be the
worst driver?","A","16 year-olds","17 year-olds","18 year-olds","Flippy, your
neighbor's dog","You're so smart! A) Flippy, your neighbor's dog? Pets
driving? That only happens in the movies. Truth is, based on estimated miles
traveled annually, teen drivers, ages 16-19, have a fatality rate four times the
rate of drivers ages 25-69. And it's 16-year-olds at highest risk.
Sixteen-year-old drivers have a crash rate three times more than 17 year-olds,
five times greater than 18 year-olds, and two times that of 85
year-olds.","Oops! A) Flippy, your neighbor's dog? Pets driving? That
only happens in the movies. Truth is, based on estimated miles traveled
annually, teen drivers, ages 16-19, have a fatality rate four times the rate of
drivers ages 25-69. And it's 16-year-olds at highest risk. Sixteen-year-old
drivers have a crash rate three times more than 17 year-olds, five times greater
than 18 year-olds, and two times that of 85 year-olds."),array(6,"What are more
teen car crashes caused by?","B","The lunch rush", "Speeding","Critical text
message retrieval","Hot dudes and chicks","Of course! B) This one was a gimme
- speeding. Teens are much more likely to crash and to get speeding
violations than drivers of other ages.","You should have known this! B) This
one was a gimme - speeding. Teens are much more likely to crash and to get
speeding violations than drivers of other ages."),array(7,"What is the best car
for a 15-year-old-wanna-be driver?","B","A matchbox car","Your own personal
chauffer","A totally tricked out SUV","Grandma's ride leftover from the
1970s","Actually, yes. B) A personal chauffer - It's cool in Hollywood and at
home. Even though it's not the best news for your social life, one day
you'll thank good 'ole Mom or Dad for making you wait to get your
license/permit. Studies prove that your chances of being in a crash are greatly
reduced when you gain a little experience behind the wheel and you wait til
you're at least 16 to get your license/permit.","Sorry, but no! B) A personal
chauffer - It's cool in Hollywood and at home. Even though it's not the best
news for your social life, one day you'll thank good 'ole Mom or Dad for making
you wait to get your license/permit. Studies prove that your chances of being in
a crash are greatly reduced when you gain a little experience behind the wheel
and you wait til you're at least 16 to get your
license/permit."),array(8,"What's a really dumb thing to do behind the
wheel?","D","Driving while blindfolded","Drinking and driving","Driving while
eating a taco salad","All of the above","You got it! D) All of the above.
It doesn't take a genius to know that you really should focus on the road when
you're behind the wheel. Studies prove that many teen crashes are caused by
distractions such as other teens in the vehicle, talking on cell phones,
listening to loud music or eating and drinking. In addition, research also shows
that during a typical weekend, an average of one teen dies per hour in a motor
vehicle crash and 45% of these crashes involve alcohol.","Close, but not
quite! D) All of the above. It doesn't take a genius to know that you really
should focus on the road when you're behind the wheel. Studies prove that many
teen crashes are caused by distractions such as other teens in the vehicle,
talking on cell phones, listening to loud music or eating and drinking. In
addition, research also shows that during a typical weekend, an average of one
teen dies per hour in a motor vehicle crash and 45% of these crashes involve
alcohol."),array(9,"What's the safest and smartest thing you can do this
weekend?","D","Stay home and watch reruns with the folks","Grab a burger and
catch a movie with some friends","Do homework","Pass up that drink you're
offered at the party","Right! C) Do homework. Nah, we just wanted to see
if you were paying attention. The real answer is D. We know it's the weekend and
it's your time to let loose. But if there's one thing you should cross off your
to-do list: drinking. It's illegal for you to drink and it can be deadly if you
drink and drive. In 2001, among 16- to 19-year-old drivers, 25 percent of the
guys and 14 percent of the girls who were killed in a crash had high blood
alcohol concentrations (0.08 percent or more). So, it's OK to have fun on the
weekend, but just don't be stupid.","Wrong! C) Do homework. Nah, we just
wanted to see if you were paying attention. The real answer is D. We know it's
the weekend and it's your time to let loose. But if there's one thing you should
cross off your to-do list: drinking. It's illegal for you to drink and it can be
deadly if you drink and drive. In 2001, among 16- to 19-year-old drivers, 25
percent of the guys and 14 percent of the girls who were killed in a crash had
high blood alcohol concentrations (0.08 percent or more). So, it's OK to have
fun on the weekend, but just don't be stupid."),array(10,"Who is more likely to
experience a deadly car crash?","A","Teens","Teens","Teens","Teens","No other
choice. A,B,C,D) Teens. Sorry to say, statistically, this is a no-brainer.
Look, you're young and driving takes more experience than you think. You've got
to be careful. It's good to excel but in this case, it's not such a proud moment
for teenagers when they beat all other age groups when it comes to dying in
crashes. In 2001, 63 percent of teenage passenger deaths occurred in crashes in
which another teenager was driving.","No other choice. A,B,C,D) Teens.
Sorry to say, statistically, this is a no-brainer. Look, you're young and
driving takes more experience than you think. You've got to be careful. It's
good to excel but in this case, it's not such a proud moment for teenagers when
they beat all other age groups when it comes to dying in crashes. In 2001, 63
percent of teenage passenger deaths occurred in crashes in which another
teenager was driving."),array(11,"What's the scariest thing about being
16?","C","Having a zit the size of Mini-Me","Failing a class","Becoming a
statistic","Parallel parking with your dad","Looks like you understand the
risks. The answer is C) Or at least it should be for you! No one ever
expects anything bad to happen to them. But 6,000 teenagers were killed last
year. The road can be a pretty unfriendly place for new drivers and passengers.
Did you know more teenage passenger deaths occur when a 16-year-old is driving
than when a person of any other age is at the wheel?","Think about this one
again. The answer is C) Or at least it should be for you! No one ever
expects anything bad to happen to them. But 6,000 teenagers were killed last
year. The road can be a pretty unfriendly place for new drivers and passengers.
Did you know more teenage passenger deaths occur when a 16-year-old is driving
than when a person of any other age is at the wheel?"),array(12,"What's the most
important thing to wear when driving?","D","Cowboy hat and boots","A Wig","Bunny
slippers","A seat belt","That's it! D) A seat belt. You can take fashion
risks anytime you want, but when it comes to driving, you've got to buckle up!
Compared with older drivers, teenagers as a group are more willing to take risks
and less likely to use seat belts.","Think again! D) A seat belt. You can
take fashion risks anytime you want, but when it comes to driving, you've got to
buckle up! Compared with older drivers, teenagers as a group are more willing to
take risks and less likely to use seat belts."),array(13,"Who's got the greatest
risk when it comes to drinking and driving?","A","Guys","Girls","","","Very
true! A) Guys. But drinking and driving is stupid no matter who you are. In
2001, 27 percent of the young male drivers involved in fatal crashes had been
drinking at the time of the crash, compared with 13 percent of the young female
drivers involved in fatal crashes. But remember we're all at the mercy of other
drivers, so pay attention and drive smart.","Wrong! A) Guys. But drinking
and driving is stupid no matter who you are. In 2001, 27 percent of the young
male drivers involved in fatal crashes had been drinking at the time of the
crash, compared with 13 percent of the young female drivers involved in fatal
crashes. But remember we're all at the mercy of other drivers, so pay attention
and drive smart."),array(14,"If you are wearing a seat belt in a car crash, how
much is your risk of death reduced compared to someone who is
not?","A","45%","25%","75%","0% Seat belts don't matter as long as you hold on
tight.","That's what I'm talking about! A) Get a grip on this: Your risk
of death is reduced by 45% when you are wearing a seat belt compared to not
wearing one if you are in a car crash.","Um, you may want to rethink that
answer! A) Get a grip on this: Your risk of death is reduced by 45% when you
are wearing a seat belt compared to not wearing one if you are in a car
crash."),array(15,"Driving with two friends changes your chance of crashing by
how much?","A","2 times","4 times","6 times","10 times","Genius, absolute
genius! A) You are more than twice as likely to crash with two teenage
friends in the car as compared to driving by yourself.","I'm sorry, that just
doesn't add up! A) You are more than twice as likely to crash with two
teenage friends in the car as compared to driving by
yourself."),array(16,"Driving with three teen passengers changes your likelihood
of crashing by how much?","A","5 times","10 times","100 times","I don't have
three friends","You must be paying attention! A) You are FIVE times more
likely to crash with three teenage friends in the car as compared to driving by
yourself.","I know you can do better than that! A) You are FIVE times
more likely to crash with three teenage friends in the car as compared to
driving by yourself."),array(17,"How many teens died in car crashes in
2002?","C","1,200","4,500","6,000","10,000","You know your stats! C)
Believe it or not, 6,000 teens died in car crashes in 2002 in the United
States.","You may want to think about this one more! C) Believe it or
not, 6,000 teens died in car crashes in 2002 in the United
States."),array(18,"In the year 2001, how many drivers involved in car crashes
were teens?","C","1","6,000","2,000,000","All of them.","I'm so proud! C)
Nearly 2 million teens smashed up the family car in 2001.","Wait until you
see the correct answer! C) Nearly 2 million teens smashed up the family car
in 2001."),array(19,"If you have three rowdy teen passengers in your car, what
should you do?","D","Tell them to shut up.","Kick them out of your car.","Never
talk to them again.","None of the above.","It seems you can't be fooled by
us! D) Trick question! You should not have other teens in the car with you
as an inexperienced driver!","We got you this time! D) Trick question!
You should not have other teens in the car with you as an inexperienced
driver!"),array(20,"What percentage of drivers, ages 14-19, were involved in
speed-related crashes?","B","21%","37%","69%","89%","Wow, I'm impressed!
B) Speed is a factor in 37% of teen crashes.","Yeah, I know, this is a
tricky one. B) Speed is a factor in 37% of teen crashes."),array(21,"How
many fatalities could be prevented if everyone wore seat
belts?","C","2,200","5,200","9,200","No difference","Hey, are you peeking at
the answers? C) It is estimated that 9,200 lives a year could be saved
merely by wearing a seat belt.","Don't worry, I got this wrong the first time
too! C) It is estimated that 9,200 lives a year could be saved merely by
wearing a seat belt."),array(22,"What percentage of teenage vehicle deaths occur
on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night?","B","43%","53%","63%","110%","Have a
fun, SAFE weekend! B) 53% of teenage deaths occur on the
weekend.","School's not out for the weekend yet! B) 53% of teenage deaths
occur on the weekend."),array(23,"In the year 2002, how many people, ages 16 to
20, were injured in car crashes?","D","5","1,000","20,000","300,000","I knew
you'd get this right! D) 300,000 teens were injured in car crashes in
2002.","Think BIGGER! D) 300,000 teens were injured in car crashes in
2002."),array(24,"What percent of teen driving deaths are alcohol
related?","B","26%","36%","46%","100%","We have a modern-day Einstein here!
B) Over one-third of teen driving deaths are alcohol related.","Sorry,
not this time! B) Over one-third of teen driving deaths are alcohol
related."),array(25,"Parental awareness and involvement have been shown
to?","D","Embarrass their children.","Cause stress headaches.","Cook 30-minutes
brownies in 20 minutes.","Reduce teen's car crash risk.","Tell your parents
to raise your allowance! D) Having mom or dad in the car with you may cramp
your style a little, but there is a huge payoff in safety.","Give your
parents more credit than that! D) Having mom or dad in the car with you may
cramp your style a little, but there is a huge payoff in safety."));
$qlimit = 10;
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//echo("session var rand not set, setting
");
$_SESSION['rand'] = $rand = array_rand($questions,$qlimit);
//$rand = array_rand($questions,$qlimit); // put this into a session variable
//$_SESSION['rand'] = $rand;
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function getQuestion($qid,$variable,$questions){
// handle question 10 where all answers are correct (after || in if stmt)
//echo("
".$questions[$_SESSION['rand'][$qid]][0]."
"); $holder = "A"; for($a=3;$a<=6;$a++){ if($questions[$_SESSION['rand'][$qid]][2] == $holder || $questions[$_SESSION['rand'][$qid]][0] == 10){$v=1;}else{$v=0;} if($questions[$_SESSION['rand'][$qid]][$a] != ''){ $string .= ""; $string .= "$holder".") ".$questions[$_SESSION['rand'][$qid]][$a]."![]() | ||
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