Practice question
What is "black ice" and when is it most likely to form?
- Thick visible ice that forms on shaded curves; it occurs only below 0°F
- A thin, nearly invisible layer of ice on the road surface; it forms when temperatures are around 32°F, especially on bridges, overpasses, and shaded areas
- Ice that forms only at night when temperatures drop below 20°F
- A type of ice found only in northern states during winter months
Answer: B — A thin, nearly invisible layer of ice on the road surface; it forms when temperatures are around 32°F, especially on bridges, overpasses, and shaded areas
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