Alberta Class 6 Mock Exam 4

All 30 questions in this test

Every question and its answer choices. The correct answers and explanations appear when you take the test above.

1. Within an urban area, may you pass safely across a single solid yellow line?

   1. Only on a one-way street
   2. Yes, if it can be done safely
   3. No, it is always illegal
   4. Only to pass a cyclist

2. When is a passenger legally allowed on your motorcycle?

   1. Only after one year of riding
   2. Only on roads under 80 km/h
   3. Whenever the passenger wears an approved helmet and jacket
   4. When it has a passenger seat, hand grips and foot rests

3. You need to slow and shift down for a curve. When should you do it?

   1. Before entering the curve
   2. As you exit the curve
   3. At the middle of the curve
   4. Only if you start to skid

4. What happens if you ride while your licence is suspended?

   1. A warning letter mailed to your home address
   2. Fines or jail, a new suspension, seizure
   3. Two demerit points only
   4. A one-day suspension only

5. How should a group pass a slower vehicle on a two-lane highway?

   1. All riders together in a tight line
   2. Side by side in pairs
   3. One at a time, with the leader going first
   4. The last rider first, then the rest

6. A Class 7 learner is convicted of driving between midnight and 5 a.m. How many demerit points apply?

   1. 4
   2. 3
   3. 6
   4. 2

7. The Rider's Guide warns riders about hypothermia. What is it?

   1. The body losing heat faster than it makes it
   2. Muscle cramps from vibration
   3. The body overheating after long rides in hot weather
   4. Dehydration from wind

8. Which blood alcohol level triggers the IRS FAIL sanction?

   1. 0.12 (120 mg per 100 mL) or more
   2. 0.02 (20 mg per 100 mL) or more
   3. 0.08 (80 mg per 100 mL) or more
   4. 0.05 (50 mg per 100 mL) or more

9. During the Class 6 road test, how does the examiner give you instructions?

   1. By riding as your passenger
   2. By one-way radio while following you in a vehicle
   3. By hand signals from the curb at each test location
   4. By written route instructions

10. There is a solid yellow line beside a broken yellow line, and the broken line is on your side. May you pass?

    1. Yes, when it is safe to do so
    2. Only if the other driver signals you
    3. No, the solid line means no passing
    4. Only in an urban area

11. You are behind a slow car in an active school zone. May you pass it?

    1. Only on the left side of the road
    2. Yes, if no children are visible near the road or sidewalk
    3. No, passing is not allowed while the zone is in effect
    4. Yes, if you stay under 30 km/h

12. A lane sign shows that two lanes may turn left. You turn from the right of the two lanes. Where do you end up?

    1. In whichever lane is clearest
    2. In the far right lane of the new road
    3. In the far left lane of the new road
    4. In the matching lane, without drifting over

13. Above about 20 to 25 km/h, what technique do you use to ride around a curve?

    1. Push-steering (counter-steering)
    2. Dragging your inside foot
    3. Turning the handlebars like a car
    4. Shifting your weight backward

14. After checking your mirrors, doing a shoulder check and signalling for a lane change, what should you do next?

    1. Move over right away
    2. Cancel your signal and wait for the car behind to pass
    3. Shoulder check again, then move if it is safe
    4. Sound your horn and move

15. How many demerit points does running a red light carry?

    1. 3
    2. 4
    3. 6
    4. 2

16. What does this sign tell you about the speed limit?

    
    1. 50 km/h applies only to trucks and vehicles towing trailers
    2. You must ride at exactly 50 km/h
    3. 50 km/h is the most allowed in ideal conditions
    4. 50 km/h is the minimum speed

17. A car is passing you on a two-lane highway. What must you do?

    1. Move to the left portion
    2. Brake suddenly to let it by
    3. Keep a steady speed and lane position
    4. Speed up so it can't cut in front of you

18. Why is the centre of a lane often a poor place to ride?

    1. Oil and fluid drips collect there
    2. It is reserved for passing
    3. Drivers expect motorcycles there
    4. It is always wet

19. Where should a passenger sit?

    1. As far forward as possible without crowding
    2. Sideways across the passenger seat
    3. As far back on the seat as possible
    4. On the fuel tank in front of you

20. How far should riding gloves extend?

    1. Just to the base of your fingers, for better grip
    2. To your elbows
    3. Over your wrists and over the jacket sleeves
    4. To the middle of your palm

21. Which of these is an acceptable way for your supervisor to supervise you while you learn?

    1. Waiting for you at your destination
    2. Riding ahead out of sight
    3. Following you in a car
    4. Phoning you every 15 minutes

22. On a highway with three or more lanes in your direction, which lane is usually best for a group?

    1. The far left lane
    2. The lane farthest to the right
    3. Whichever lane is fastest
    4. The centre lane

23. You see this sign on the back of a farm tractor. What does it tell you?

    
    1. It is a wide load and an escort vehicle follows it
    2. It travels under 40 km/h; be ready to slow
    3. It is about to turn right
    4. It is carrying dangerous goods

24. Before carrying a passenger, which adjustment may your motorcycle need?

    1. A lower handlebar
    2. Tire pressure set for the extra load
    3. A louder horn
    4. A larger fuel tank to cover the extra weight

25. Above your lane, a lane reversal signal shows a red X. What does it mean?

    1. You may use the lane with care
    2. The lane is closed for 1 km
    3. Do not ride in that lane
    4. The lane is for turning only

26. You are riding past a row of parked cars. Which part of your lane should you use?

    1. The left portion
    2. Right beside the parked cars
    3. The centre
    4. The right portion

27. Which gear should you be in for a turn at an intersection?

    1. First or second
    2. Neutral
    3. The highest gear
    4. Third or fourth

28. When does the posted speed in a construction zone apply?

    1. Only during daylight hours
    2. At all times, even when no one is working
    3. Only on weekdays
    4. Only when workers or equipment are present

29. What makes up total stopping distance?

    1. Reaction distance and braking distance only
    2. Perception, reaction and braking distance
    3. Braking distance only
    4. Following distance plus braking distance

30. Why must you take extra care at LRT crossings in Calgary and Edmonton?

    1. LRT trains always stop for traffic at level crossings
    2. LRT trains are quiet and may need 100 m to stop
    3. LRT trains run only at night
    4. LRT crossings have no signals