Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 4

All 30 questions in this test

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1. Your car has gone into water. About how long do the occupants have to get out?

   1. About five seconds
   2. About half an hour
   3. About ten minutes
   4. About one minute

2. A warning sign shows 'Low structure clearance 4.1 m'. What is it telling you?

   1. Keep 4.1 m behind the vehicle ahead
   2. Overhead clearance ahead is 4.1 m
   3. The road narrows to 4.1 m wide
   4. Trucks over 4.1 m long are banned

3. What does this sign mean?

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

4. In a city, at least how far before a turn must you signal?

   1. 15 metres
   2. 60 metres
   3. 30 metres
   4. 150 metres

5. Which of these is an automatic fail during the backing skill test?

   1. Checking your mirrors
   2. Touching one of the poles
   3. Using all three movements
   4. Letting your tires touch the curb

6. You are passing a stopped police car with its lights flashing, on a highway posted at 100 km/h. How fast may you go?

   1. 50 km/h
   2. 40 km/h
   3. 60 km/h
   4. 80 km/h

7. An emergency vehicle with its siren and flashing lights is approaching. What must you do?

   1. Stop right where you are in the lane
   2. Pull to the right edge and stop
   3. Pull to the left and keep going
   4. Speed up to clear the way

8. A driver receives two or more warn-range suspensions within 10 years. What else is required?

   1. A free counselling session by MPI
   2. Forty hours of community service
   3. A new knowledge test and road test at a service centre
   4. An Impaired Driver Assessment at their own expense

9. When should you slow down for a curve?

   1. As you leave the curve
   2. In the middle of the curve
   3. Only if you start to skid
   4. Before you enter it

10. What does a green arrow mean?

    1. Go only in the arrow's direction
    2. Only buses may go in that direction
    3. Go in any direction after yielding
    4. Stop first, then go in that direction

11. Where must you stop when a white stop line is painted across your lane?

    1. On top of the line
    2. Just past the line
    3. Before the line
    4. At the crosswalk beyond it

12. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Two-way traffic
    2. No left turn
    3. Winding road ahead
    4. No U-turn allowed

13. Your right wheels drift off the edge of a rural road at highway speed. How should you return?

    1. Speed up and swerve back on to regain control
    2. Ease off the gas and steer back gradually
    3. Turn the wheel sharply left
    4. Brake hard and turn sharply

14. A truck swings wide to the left to make a right turn. What must you not do?

    1. Cut in between the truck and the right curb
    2. Let the truck finish turning
    3. Wait behind the truck
    4. Stop back from the intersection while it turns

15. Manitoba law requires a child to stay in a booster seat until they reach which one of these?

    1. 145 cm, 36 kg or nine years old
    2. 135 cm, 30 kg or eight years old
    3. 120 cm, 25 kg or six years old
    4. 150 cm, 40 kg or ten years old

16. Why do signs have distinctive shapes?

    1. So they show which city or province posted them
    2. So you can identify them in poor visibility
    3. So they are cheaper to produce
    4. So they can be read from any angle

17. What does a 'Bridge ices' sign warn you about?

    1. Ice can form on the bridge surface
    2. Trucks may not use the bridge
    3. The bridge closes in winter
    4. The bridge has a weight limit

18. A green left arrow is lit together with a red light. You want to turn right. What should you do?

    1. Turn right if no sign prohibits it
    2. Wait; a right turn is not allowed on this signal
    3. Turn right after a full stop
    4. Turn right after yielding to pedestrians

19. On an open road at night with your high beams on, roughly what distance is lit ahead of you?

    1. 60 metres
    2. 200 metres
    3. 110 metres
    4. 30 metres

20. Between midnight and 5 a.m., what allows an Intermediate driver to carry back-seat passengers?

    1. Written permission from a parent
    2. Holding the licence for a full year without tickets
    3. Driving only inside Winnipeg
    4. A qualified supervising driver in the front seat

21. Your car catches fire, probably from an electrical short. What should you do first?

    1. Open the hood wide
    2. Pour water on the engine
    3. Turn off the ignition
    4. Keep driving to a garage

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

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

23. At a roundabout, who has the right-of-way?

    1. The vehicle on the left
    2. Vehicles entering the roundabout
    3. Vehicles already in the roundabout
    4. Large trucks only

24. What does this sign warn you of?

    
    1. A traffic island ahead
    2. A divided highway begins ahead
    3. A divided highway ends ahead
    4. Two-way traffic ahead

25. 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

26. You miss your exit on an expressway. What should you do?

    1. Make a U-turn across the median
    2. Stop on the shoulder and wait
    3. Stop and back up carefully
    4. Continue to the next exit

27. In a zipper merge, what must a driver staying in the through lane do?

    1. Close the gap to the car ahead
    2. Move onto the shoulder
    3. Let in two vehicles
    4. Let in one vehicle

28. You are caught using a hand-held phone while driving for the first time. How long is the licence suspension?

    1. 30 days
    2. 7 days
    3. 24 hours
    4. 3 days

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

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

30. Your car stalls on a highway. Where should you place flares or reflective signs?

    1. 10 metres behind the car only
    2. 60 metres in front of and behind the car
    3. 150 metres behind the car, on the shoulder only
    4. 30 metres in front only