When assessing the level of risk a pedestrian poses, a driver must determine

Answer: C — Both the pedestrian's activity and location

A This option is incorrect because the location of a pedestrian is not the only factor to consider when assessing risk. Other factors such as the pedestrian's behavior and surroundings also play a role. B: This option is also incorrect because the pedestrian's activity alone does not provide a full understanding of the level of risk. Other factors must also be taken into account. D: This option is incorrect because both the pedestrian's activity and location can impact the level of risk. Completely ignoring these factors can lead to incorrect risk assessments.