NL Class 5 Mock Exam 3

All 30 questions in this test

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1. A sign is shaped like an upside-down triangle. What does that shape always tell you?

   1. School children may be present
   2. Stop completely
   3. A hazard is ahead
   4. Yield the right-of-way

2. You must park on a highway. From how far away must your vehicle be visible in both directions?

   1. 100 metres
   2. 30 metres
   3. 150 metres
   4. 60 metres

3. What does this sign tell you?

   
   1. Do not make a U-turn
   2. U-turns allowed only on green
   3. Do not turn left
   4. Road curves sharply ahead

4. Up to what weight must an infant ride in a rear-facing carrier?

   1. 13 kg (29 lb)
   2. 9 kg (20 lb)
   3. 18 kg (40 lb)
   4. 5 kg (11 lb)

5. What does this sign tell you about the highway ahead?

   
   1. It has a passing lane
   2. It becomes divided by a median
   3. It narrows to one lane
   4. It ends in a dead end

6. Your tires start riding on a layer of water and the steering pulls. What is this called?

   1. Cornering skid
   2. Understeering
   3. Hydroplaning
   4. Fishtailing

7. A car seat was in your vehicle during a collision. What should you do with it?

   1. Stop using it
   2. Use it if it looks undamaged
   3. Tighten the straps and keep using it
   4. Use it only for short trips

8. You park facing downhill. Which way should you turn your front wheels?

   1. Toward the centre of the street
   2. Straight ahead
   3. Toward the edge of the street
   4. It does not matter

9. Where must this sign be displayed?

   
   1. On the rear of a slow vehicle on the highway
   2. On the front of farm tractors
   3. At the side of the road near farms and ranches
   4. At the start of construction zones

10. After a collision with another car, what should you avoid doing?

    1. Notifying your insurer
    2. Recording witness names
    3. Exchanging insurance details
    4. Discussing who was at fault

11. You need to make an urgent phone call while driving. What should you do?

    1. Hold the phone low and keep driving
    2. Call while stopped at a red light
    3. Text instead of calling
    4. Pull over and park safely first

12. You pass a cyclist on a road posted at 50 km/h. How much space must you leave?

    1. At least two metres
    2. At least one metre
    3. At least three metres
    4. At least half a metre

13. Your vehicle's turn signals stop working. What should you use instead?

    1. Your hazard lights
    2. Your horn
    3. Hand and arm signals
    4. Your high beams

14. What does this black and white sign tell you about the street?

    
    1. Detour to the right
    2. Turn right only
    3. Traffic moves in one direction only
    4. Two-way traffic begins on the street ahead

15. Which documents must be kept in the vehicle at all times?

    1. Owner's manual and service record
    2. Birth certificate and a copy of your licence
    3. Vehicle registration and proof of insurance
    4. Bill of sale and inspection report

16. You are driving on an unposted gravel road. What is the speed limit?

    1. 80 km/h
    2. 60 km/h
    3. 50 km/h
    4. 70 km/h

17. How long do convictions and suspensions stay on your driving record?

    1. 2 years
    2. 5 years
    3. 10 years
    4. For life

18. You are not sure whether you or another driver has the right-of-way. What should you do?

    1. Yield to the other driver
    2. Speed up to clear quickly
    3. Sound your horn and go
    4. Go, since you arrived first

19. You passed the Class 5 written test online through MyGovNL. When does your learner's permit become valid?

    1. After an office visit for ID, vision test and fee
    2. 24 hours after the test
    3. As soon as you see your passing result online
    4. When the permit card arrives by mail at your home

20. Your mirrors are adjusted correctly. Where can a vehicle still be hidden?

    1. Near your rear left and right corners
    2. Only on the passenger side, near the front
    3. Directly behind your trunk
    4. Directly in front of you

21. What is the immediate suspension for a driver charged with racing or stunting?

    1. 24 hours
    2. 30 days
    3. Six months
    4. Seven days

22. A learner wants to drive two friends to school with a qualified accompanying driver. Is this allowed?

    1. Yes, if they wear seatbelts
    2. Yes, if the friends have licences
    3. Yes, during daylight only
    4. No, learners may not carry passengers

23. What should you be prepared to do when you see this sign?

    
    1. Pull onto the shoulder and wait
    2. Stop for a flag person's instructions
    3. Turn on your high beams
    4. Speed up through the work area

24. An alert driver at 60 km/h in good conditions sees a moose. About how far does the car travel before braking begins?

    1. About 3 metres
    2. About 12 metres
    3. About 40 metres
    4. About 20 metres

25. From how far away must your tail lights be visible?

    1. 300 metres
    2. 15 metres
    3. 150 metres
    4. 60 metres

26. What is the main rule for driving at night?

    1. Use high beams at all times
    2. Drive in the left lane
    3. Follow closer to see better
    4. Slow down

27. How often should you check your tire pressure?

    1. Once a year
    2. Only before winter
    3. Only when a tire looks flat
    4. At least once a month

28. You park facing uphill on a road with no curb. Which way do you turn your wheels?

    1. Toward the edge of the road
    2. Straight ahead
    3. Toward oncoming traffic
    4. Toward the centre of the road

29. What does this sign tell you about the road ahead?

    
    1. It ends at a T
    2. It is slippery
    3. It winds back and forth
    4. It narrows to one lane

30. Just before you turn right, what should you check for in your blind spot?

    1. Oncoming left-turners
    2. Parked cars ahead
    3. Traffic lights changing
    4. Pedestrians and cyclists