4. which of the following is an example of aggressive driving?
honking to protest another driver's actions
signaling before moving into the fast lane
driving at late hours even when you are tired
refusing to change lanes when you are tailgated

Honking to protest another driver's actions

Explanation:

The noun “honk” in its usual sense today means “the noise a goose makes,” it also means “the sound of a car or truck horn.” The origin of “honk” is onomatopoeic or “echoic,” this means that that the word itself was formed in imitation of the sound. It is a recent word ; both the noun and verb forms first appeared in the mid-19th century.

Honking to protest the action(s) of other drivers is considered as aggressive driving.

kinetic

i'm so sorry if this is wrong i'm only in 6th grade xd

answer: strength i guess

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