When entering a roundabout, who must you yield to?
Alberta Class 7 Mock Exam 3
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- 30 questions
- 30 min
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When entering a roundabout, who must you yield to?
- Nobody, if you signal
- Only buses
- Traffic already in the circle
- Traffic waiting to enter
How many passengers may a Class 7 learner carry?
- No passengers except the supervisor
- Up to three passengers
- One passenger besides the supervisor
- No more passengers than there are seat belts
After parallel parking, how far from the curb may your wheels be?
- No more than 2 metres
- No more than 1 metre
- No more than 50 cm
- No more than 25 cm
What is the recommended order of pre-drive habits once you are in the driver's seat?
- Fasten seat belt, start engine, adjust mirrors, lock doors, adjust seat
- Lock doors, adjust seat, adjust head restraint, adjust mirrors, fasten seat belt
- Adjust mirrors, start engine, fasten seat belt, adjust seat, lock doors
- Start engine, adjust seat, fasten seat belt, adjust mirrors, lock doors
After you pass the Class 5 road test, what must you do to update your licence?
- Nothing — the permit is your new licence
- Take the road test permit to a registry agent
- Book a second test with the examiner
- Wait for a new licence to arrive in the mail
You missed your highway exit. What should you do?
- Make a U-turn across the median
- Stop in the lane and wait for a gap to back up to it
- Stop and reverse on the shoulder
- Continue to the next exit and plan a route back
A vehicle ahead of you has stopped at a crosswalk. What should you do?
- Sound your horn so the driver moves on
- Stop as well; never pass a car stopped for a pedestrian
- Pass it slowly on the right side
- Pass it carefully on the left if the lane is clear
Turning left from a two-way road onto another two-way road, which lane do you end up in?
- The curb lane
- The lane just left of the yellow line, then move right
- The lane nearest to and right of the yellow line
- Any lane that is open
What does this sign warn of?
- A side road joins from the right ahead
- Railway crossing
- Your road ends at a T intersection
- Truck route ahead
Who reviews challenges to Alberta's immediate roadside impaired-driving penalties?
- Your insurance company
- SafeRoads Alberta
- The driving school
- The registry agent
At a traffic light with no pedestrian signals, the light facing a pedestrian is yellow. What should the pedestrian do?
- Wait in the middle of the road
- Cross only if no cars are turning into the pedestrian's path
- Start crossing quickly
- Not enter the intersection, or clear it if already crossing
The IRS: FAIL program applies at what blood alcohol concentration within two hours of driving?
- Any detectable amount at all
- 50 mg in 100 mL of blood (0.05) or more
- 80 mg in 100 mL of blood (0.08) or more
- 120 mg in 100 mL of blood (0.12) or more
What does this sign mean?
- Traffic flows only in the direction of the arrow
- Right lane ends ahead
- Turn right at the next intersection to stay on route
- Detour to the right
What happens if a parent withdraws consent in writing for their 17-year-old's licence?
- The licence becomes a Class 7 again
- The licence is suspended
- The teen must retake the knowledge test
- Nothing until the next renewal
What does 'overdriving your headlights' mean?
- Driving too fast to stop within your headlight range
- Leaving your headlights on during the day, draining the battery
- Using high beams on city streets
- Driving with only one working headlight
A funeral procession with headlights on is going through an intersection. What should you do?
- Yield until the procession has passed
- Drive through gaps in the procession
- Sound your horn
- Join the procession
White lines separate traffic travelling in:
- Parking lanes
- Opposite directions
- Bicycle lanes only
- The same direction
Are there crosswalks at intersections that have no painted lines?
- Only near schools and playgrounds
- Only at intersections with traffic lights
- Yes, unless a sign says crossing is not allowed
- No, a crosswalk exists only where lines are painted
Why should you stay by the nozzle while fuelling?
- So you can keep an eye on the price
- To stop other drivers using your pump
- Because the pump will shut off if you leave
- Static electricity could ignite the fuel vapours
On a highway divided by a median, you meet a school bus with red lights flashing on the other side. What should you do?
- Proceed with caution and watch for pedestrians
- Stop and wait 30 seconds
- Turn around
- Stop until the red lights turn off and the bus moves
How many demerit points for speeding 31 to 50 km/h over the limit?
- 3
- 4
- 6
- 2
Is it legal to exceed the speed limit to complete a pass?
- Yes, on two-lane highways
- Yes, by up to 10 km/h
- No, it is illegal
- Yes, if the pass is short
What does this sign warn of?
- Speed humps for parking lots only
- Railway tracks
- Hill ahead
- A bump in the road
May you share a lane with a motorcycle?
- Yes, on multi-lane roads
- Yes, if it stays to the left side of the lane
- No, a motorcycle needs the whole lane
- Yes, in heavy traffic
What is the length of a first demerit-point suspension?
- One year
- Three months
- One month
- One week
What does condition code A on an Alberta driver's licence mean?
- You must wear glasses or contact lenses when driving
- You have an air brake endorsement
- You may drive in daylight only
- You may drive an automatic transmission only
What does this sign warn of?
- Side road on the right
- Right turn on red allowed
- Right lane must turn
- A sharp turn to the right
How can you recognize black ice?
- It always looks white and frosty
- It forms only on sunny stretches of road
- It makes a crunching sound under the tires
- The road looks shiny and black, not grey-white
What does this sign warn of?
- Stop for school buses
- A stop sign ahead
- Railway crossing ahead
- Four-way stop here
What does this sign mean?
- 50 km/h is the minimum speed
- You must drive exactly 50 km/h
- The recommended speed for trucks and buses on this road
- 50 km/h is the maximum allowed in ideal conditions
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