Manitoba Class 5 Mock Exam 5

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. You see a guide dog working near the road. What should you avoid?

   1. Driving slowly past
   2. Stopping well back
   3. Waiting for them to cross
   4. Racing your engine or honking

2. You are driving out of a parking lot onto a street. What must you do?

   1. Sound your horn and pull out slowly
   2. Stop only if pedestrians are already on the sidewalk
   3. Slow down and merge with passing traffic
   4. Stop before the sidewalk and yield to everyone

3. A learner's supervising driver must have held a Class 5F licence for at least how long?

   1. 2 years
   2. 5 years
   3. 3 years
   4. 1 year

4. After a collision, which information must you give to anyone whose property was damaged?

   1. Only your licence plate number
   2. Only your insurance company's name and claim number
   3. Your name, address, licence and insurance details
   4. Only your phone number

5. When you stop parallel to the curb, at most how far from it should your vehicle be?

   1. 15 centimetres
   2. 1 metre
   3. 75 centimetres
   4. 45 centimetres

6. What does this sign warn you of?

   
   1. A construction zone ahead
   2. A pedestrian corridor ahead
   3. A railway crossing ahead
   4. Traffic signals ahead

7. Before backing up, what does the handbook tell you to check for especially carefully?

   1. The radio volume
   2. The fuel gauge and the dashboard warning lights
   3. Small children who may be out of sight
   4. The tire pressure on all four wheels

8. 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

9. A collision causes only property damage. Do you have to report it to police?

   1. Yes, if the damage is over $1,000
   2. Yes, if the damage is over $2,000 total
   3. No, no matter what the damage costs
   4. Yes, in every case

10. A learner lets their licence lapse for two months. What happens to those two months?

    1. They do not count toward the stage
    2. They count at half rate
    3. The stage restarts from zero
    4. They still count toward the stage

11. You park on a hill with no curb. Which way do you turn the wheels?

    1. Straight ahead
    2. Slightly to the left
    3. Sharply to the left
    4. Slightly to the right

12. On Manitoba's winter (ice) roads, what is the recommended speed for vehicles of seven tonnes or more?

    1. 70 km/h
    2. 15 km/h
    3. 50 km/h
    4. 30 km/h

13. How many Driver Safety Rating levels does a hand-held device conviction cost you?

    1. 1 level
    2. 5 levels
    3. 2 levels
    4. 10 levels

14. Which vehicles may stop at every railway crossing, so you should be ready to stop behind them?

    1. School buses and hazardous-material carriers
    2. Taxis and food delivery cars
    3. Motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles with trailers
    4. Pickup trucks and cargo vans

15. 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

16. 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

17. After passing your road test, how long must you stay in the Intermediate Stage before getting a Full licence?

    1. 15 months
    2. 12 months
    3. 24 months
    4. 9 months

18. How should a pedestrian show they want to cross at a pedestrian corridor?

    1. Push the button and extend an arm forward
    2. Step into the road and wait for cars to stop
    3. Make eye contact only
    4. Wave both arms overhead

19. 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

20. Which of these can lead to a Driver Improvement and Control intervention?

    1. An at-fault collision
    2. The type of car you drive
    3. Your age
    4. Your gender

21. What does this striped marker show?

    
    1. An obstruction near the road
    2. A designated snow route
    3. The edge of a railway crossing
    4. A school bus stop

22. You do not pass your Class 5 road test. How long must you wait before taking it again?

    1. 7 days
    2. 14 days
    3. 30 days
    4. 1 day

23. You see this emblem on the back of a vehicle ahead. What does it tell you?

    
    1. The vehicle is carrying fuel
    2. The vehicle is about to turn
    3. The vehicle is an oversize load
    4. The vehicle is slow-moving

24. There are no crosswalk lines at an intersection where your light is red. Where should your vehicle stop?

    1. Right beside the signal pole
    2. Just before the sidewalk
    3. In the centre of the intersection
    4. Past the sidewalk, at the curb line

25. How long is the right-side blind spot of a 12.2-metre transit bus?

    1. 4.3 metres
    2. 12.2 metres
    3. 1.5 metres
    4. 2.5 metres

26. At a collision scene, an injured person is in a car that is not on fire. What should you do?

    1. Pull them out right away
    2. Walk them to the roadside
    3. Sit them up so they can breathe
    4. Don't move them

27. A small square sign with the number 2 is mounted under a railway crossing sign. What does it tell you?

    1. Only two vehicles may cross at once
    2. The next train comes in two minutes
    3. Stop two metres from the rail
    4. There are two sets of tracks

28. What is the correct order of actions before changing lanes?

    1. Shoulder check, move, then signal
    2. Move, signal, then check mirrors
    3. Mirror, signal, shoulder check, then move
    4. Signal, move, then check mirrors

29. Besides turning the wheels, what should you always do when parking on a hill?

    1. Set the parking brake firmly
    2. Leave the engine running
    3. Leave the car in neutral
    4. Turn on the hazard lights

30. On conviction for using a hand-held device while driving, what is the fine?

    1. $203
    2. $1,000
    3. $450
    4. $672