Question

How safe is a car seat?

Research has shown that forward-facing car seats for children aged up to four are often less safe than parents think.

The Head

Children have bigger heads than adults relative to their body weight. In an accident they are more vulnerable to serious head and brain injury.



Bones

The bones of young people are weaker, break more easily and give less protection to internal organs during a crash. They can be broken just by hitting seatbelt webbing during an accident.



The Neck

A child's upper spine is relatively weak and violent movement can break its neck. In America children have been decapitated by passenger airbags.



Suppleness

Children's bodies are very flexible, making it hard to design a harness to hold them. In some crashes children have died after being flung out of loose or ill-fitting seatbelts.




Considerando o subtítulo pesquisas indicam que:


I. os pais confiam na segurança de cadeiras infantis em que as crianças ficam voltadas para a frente.

II. há cadeiras infantis que não são suficientemente seguras.

III. crianças acima de 4 anos estão mais seguras no banco dianteiro.


Escolha uma opção:
a. apenas III
b. apenas I e II
c. apenas I
d. apenas II
e. apenas II e III

Answer 1

Resposta:

Letra C

Explicação:

A pesquisa mostrou que assentos de carro voltados para a frente para crianças de até quatro anos são geralmente menos seguros do que os pais pensam.