Define “ATV (All Terrain Vehicle)”:
- Correct answer: A vehicle that has at least four wheels, with the rider sitting astride the vehicle and steering with handlebars.
- A vehicle that has at least four wheels and is steered with a wheel.
- A vehicle that has at least two wheels, with the rider sitting astride the vehicle and steering with handlebars.
- A vehicle that has at least four wheels and is steered with a wheel. The driver sits on it with both legs on one side of the seat.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: A vehicle that has at least four wheels, with the rider sitting astride the vehicle and steering with handlebars.
An ATV is defined by three characteristics together: it moves on at least four wheels, the driver sits on it with legs on both sides of the seat, as on a motorcycle, and it is steered with handlebars, not a steering wheel. Steering with a wheel and sitting with both legs on one side of the seat do not fit the definition. A definition of at least two wheels does not fit, because an ATV moves on at least four wheels.