Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 2

All 30 questions in this test

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1. Where should you never change lanes?

   1. On a multi-lane street
   2. Near a bus stop
   3. In an intersection
   4. On a one-way street

2. You see this sign. What should you prepare to do?

   
   1. Stop for a school bus
   2. Yield at a sign ahead
   3. Stop at a railway crossing
   4. Stop at a stop sign ahead

3. What is the leading type of collision at expressway entrances?

   1. Head-on collisions
   2. Side-swipe collisions
   3. Rollovers
   4. Rear-end collisions

4. Without anti-lock brakes, what is the advantage of threshold braking in an emergency?

   1. You stop in a shorter distance
   2. It saves wear on your tires
   3. It works only with anti-lock brakes
   4. You keep steering control while stopping

5. In a work area, a sign reads 'Maximum 40 km/h when meeting traffic'. What does it require?

   1. Drive 40 km/h only when workers are present
   2. Drive at least 40 km/h at all times
   3. No more than 40 km/h while passing oncoming vehicles
   4. Keep 40 m behind oncoming traffic

6. On average, about how many people are killed each year on Manitoba roads in collisions linked to distracted driving?

   1. 8
   2. 128
   3. 28
   4. 58

7. On a sign that uses the 24-hour clock, what does 0:00 mean?

   1. Midnight
   2. Any time of day
   3. 1 a.m.
   4. Noon

8. What does this sign require you to do?

   
   1. Slow down, and stop if needed to let others go
   2. Go first; cross traffic must yield to you
   3. Speed up to merge ahead of traffic
   4. Stop completely every time

9. What does this sign warn you of?

   
   1. A slippery road ahead
   2. A single curve to the right
   3. A winding road ahead
   4. A road that narrows ahead

10. A friend drives your car while suspended and it is impounded. Who pays the towing and storage costs?

    1. MPI
    2. The police service
    3. Your friend only
    4. You, the owner

11. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Cycling is prohibited
    2. A bicycle route
    3. A bicycle lane ahead
    4. Bicycle parking

12. A solid and a broken yellow line run side by side, with the solid line on your side. Can you pass?

    1. Yes, but only in daylight
    2. Yes, if the road ahead is clear
    3. Only to pass a cyclist
    4. No, passing is not permitted

13. What does this sign warn you of?

    
    1. A wildlife park ahead
    2. A farm ahead
    3. Hunting allowed near the road
    4. A deer crossing area ahead

14. You are hosting a party. What does the handbook suggest to prevent impaired driving?

    1. Serve one for the road
    2. Close the bar an hour before the party ends
    3. Let guests drive home slowly on quiet side roads
    4. Offer only salty snacks

15. You are on a rural highway with no speed limit signs. What is the most you may drive?

    1. 110 km/h
    2. 80 km/h
    3. 100 km/h
    4. 90 km/h

16. A school bus ahead turns on its flashing overhead amber lights. What does this mean?

    1. It is safe to pass it now
    2. It is about to stop; prepare to stop
    3. The children are already off
    4. It is about to turn left; pass it on the right

17. You arrive at a collision scene and have no flares. How should you warn approaching traffic?

    1. Stand in the middle of the lane
    2. Honk your horn continuously
    3. Turn on your four-way flashers
    4. Park across both lanes

18. Between which dates must your vehicle be able to keep its windows free of frost?

    1. December 1 to February 28
    2. November 1 to March 31
    3. September 1 to May 31
    4. October 1 to April 30

19. How can you recognize a pedestrian corridor?

    1. Only a red stop line
    2. Green flashing lights mounted on poles at each corner
    3. Only a yellow diamond sign
    4. Overhead lit signs with flashing amber lights

20. Two vehicles approach an intersection that has no signs or signals. Who must yield?

    1. The vehicle on the right yields to the left
    2. The vehicle on the left yields to the one on the right
    3. The slower vehicle yields
    4. The vehicle turning yields to everyone

21. Unless a sign says otherwise, what is the maximum speed in urban areas?

    1. 50 km/h
    2. 70 km/h
    3. 60 km/h
    4. 40 km/h

22. How close to a pedestrian corridor may you park or stop?

    1. No closer than 9 metres
    2. No closer than 3 metres
    3. No closer than 15 metres
    4. No closer than 30 metres

23. What are the three R's that apply to drivers and cyclists?

    1. Same roads, same rights, same rules
    2. Ride, relax, return
    3. Read, record, report
    4. Respect, react and retreat from danger

24. Your vehicle has no anti-lock brakes and you must stop on an icy road. How should you brake?

    1. Shift into neutral and coast
    2. Pull the parking brake
    3. Slam the brakes fully and hold until you stop
    4. Steady pressure without locking the wheels

25. If you must stop while entering an expressway, where is the right place to do it?

    1. Just before the start of the merge lane
    2. On the expressway shoulder
    3. In the middle of the merge lane
    4. At the end of the merge lane

26. Which sign shape is used only for stop signs?

    1. Diamond
    2. Octagon (eight sides)
    3. Pentagon (five sides)
    4. Triangle pointing down

27. Passing on a two-lane road, how fast are you closing the gap with an oncoming vehicle?

    1. At your own speed
    2. At half your speed
    3. At the posted limit for that road
    4. At the sum of both speeds

28. What does a double solid yellow line mean?

    1. No passing for traffic going either way
    2. Passing allowed during daylight only
    3. A reserved lane is beside you
    4. No passing for traffic on the right only

29. Which of these is a Criminal Code offence?

    1. Driving with a BAC of .05
    2. Driving with low tire pressure
    3. Parking near a fire hydrant
    4. Driving with a BAC of .08 or more

30. You plan to turn right at the next driveway, and a cyclist is ahead on your right. What should you do?

    1. Pass them quickly, then turn right
    2. Stay behind and yield, then turn
    3. Honk so they move over
    4. Turn in front of them