Driving attitude or style is
- something that you choose ✓
- something you are born with
- not a factor in crashes
- likely to change every day
Answer: A. something that you choose
Driving attitude or style is something you choose.
Why this is the answer
The handbook asks you to think about what kind of driving style you plan to have, whether you will stay within your skill level, and whether being cautious beats taking chances. It then states plainly that driving attitude or style is something you choose. The second passage builds on that by telling you to analyze your own attitude and style, which only makes sense if these are things you control and can adjust rather than fixed traits.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. something you are born with — The handbook says attitude and style are chosen, so they are not described as something you are born with.
- C. not a factor in crashes — The handbook treats attitude and style as worth analyzing and improving for safer driving, not as irrelevant to crashes.
- D. likely to change every day — Nothing in the passages says attitude or style shifts daily; they are presented as choices you make and can work on.
Remember it
Think of your driving style as a decision you make before you turn the key, not a label you were handed.