How many demerit points does running a red light carry?
Alberta Class 6 Mock Exam 2
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How many demerit points does running a red light carry?
- 3
- 4
- 6
- 2
A Class 6-GDL rider reaches eight demerit points. What happens?
- Nothing until 15 points
- They must retake the road test
- Their licence is automatically suspended
- They receive a warning letter only
Which of these is one of the helmet standards listed in the Rider's Guide?
- Transport Canada LSM
- Snell Memorial Foundation
- ISO 9001
- Underwriters Laboratories
Why should you leave extra space when following a large truck?
- Trucks always brake slowly
- Trucks create no wind
- The driver can't see you and your view is blocked
- Trucks are required to ride in the left lane
Which of these reduces traction for a motorcycle?
- A steady, moderate speed
- Painted lines on the road
- Dry, clean asphalt
- Warm tires at the right pressure
On a school day at 3:15 p.m. you enter a school zone with no other times posted. What is the speed limit?
- 30 km/h
- 20 km/h
- 40 km/h
- 50 km/h
When does impairment from alcohol or drugs begin?
- With the first drink or drug use
- Only above the legal limit
- Only after drug use
- After three drinks
A pedestrian is in an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection ahead. What must you do?
- Sound your horn so they hurry
- Continue if you got there first
- Pass slowly on the side away from the pedestrian
- Yield the right-of-way to the pedestrian
What can happen if you downshift while going too fast for the lower gear?
- The front brake will lock
- The headlight will dim
- The engine will shut off
- The rear wheel may skid
What do these striped boards placed at a sharp bend tell you?
- The road ends at a gate
- The lane is closed to motorcycles
- There is a sharp bend or obstruction
- A parking lot entrance is ahead
When should you do a shoulder check?
- Only at night
- Before every lane change
- Only if your mirrors are dirty
- Only when merging onto highways
What does it mean to overdrive your headlights?
- Riding too fast to stop within the lit distance
- Riding at night with a burned-out or misaimed headlight
- Leaving headlights on in daylight
- Using high beams in the city
When choosing a motorcycle, what matters most according to the Rider's Guide?
- That it has the largest engine you can afford
- That it matches your friends' bikes
- That you can handle it at your skill level
- That it has a sidecar
Your front wheel locks during an emergency stop. What should you do?
- Pump the lever rapidly
- Release both brakes completely and coast until the wheel spins
- Keep it locked until you stop
- Release the lever just enough, then reapply gradually
During a right turn with a sidecar, the sidecar wheel begins to lift. What should you do?
- Brake hard to drop it
- Lean your body to the left
- Turn the bars sharply left to bring the wheel down
- Steer more firmly and smoothly to the right
Why must motorcycle riders ride with extra caution in traffic?
- Many drivers do not see or expect motorcycles
- Motorcycles always have the right-of-way
- Motorcycles stop more slowly than cars
- Drivers must give motorcycles a full lane
You fail the Class 6 knowledge test and want to try again. What do you need?
- A new test permit for the new attempt
- Nothing; retests are free
- A letter from a training school
- Proof you waited 30 days
During the Class 6 road test, how does the examiner give you instructions?
- By riding as your passenger
- By one-way radio while following you in a vehicle
- By hand signals from the curb at each test location
- By written route instructions
How many questions are on the Alberta Class 6 knowledge test?
- 40
- 25
- 20
- 30
You already hold a full Class 5 licence and are learning to ride. Do you need a supervisor?
- No, a full Class 5 is enough
- Yes, until you hold a Class 6 licence
- Only for the first 30 days of riding on the road
- Only on highways
A pedestrian is carrying a white cane. What does this tell you?
- The person is a crossing guard
- The person may be visually impaired
- The person is injured
- The person wants a ride
How many demerit points does it take to suspend a fully licensed (non-GDL) driver?
- 15
- 12
- 8
- 10
Why does riding without a jacket in hot weather raise the risk of dehydration?
- Wind dries moisture from exposed skin quickly
- A jacket stores water for you
- Jackets block the sun completely and keep skin cool
- Bare arms absorb more oxygen
In a staggered formation, how far behind the leader should the second rider be?
- At least one second, in the other portion of the lane
- At least two seconds, directly behind the leader
- At least four seconds, in the same portion
- Side by side with the leader
Why should you avoid riding close to the curb or the edge of your lane?
- It blocks pedestrians
- It wears out your tires faster on the rough pavement edge
- It is illegal in Alberta
- It may invite drivers to move into your lane
Before pulling away from the curb, which check comes after looking in your mirrors?
- A check of the rear tire
- A glance at the speedometer and the gear indicator
- A shoulder check in the direction you will move
- A check of the fuel gauge
How does speed affect how much the motorcycle must lean in a curve?
- Higher speed needs less lean
- Lean is the same at any speed
- The greater the speed, the more it must lean
- Lean depends only on tire width, not on speed
What does a wide white stop line across your lane show?
- The start of a bicycle lane that crosses your path
- A speed bump ahead
- Where to stop at the intersection or crossing
- Where passing begins
What is the minimum time a new Class 6-GDL rider spends in the probationary stage?
- Two years
- One year
- Six months
- Three years
How far back should you stop for a pedestrian crossing in front of you?
- Right at the crosswalk line
- About two to three car lengths
- About half a car length
- About ten car lengths
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