NL Class 5 Mock Exam 4

All 30 questions in this test

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1. During hard braking with ABS, you feel the brake pedal vibrate. What does it mean?

   1. A tire is flat
   2. The ABS is working normally
   3. The brakes are failing
   4. You should release the brake

2. What does a horizontal rectangular sign usually give you?

   1. Hazard warnings
   2. Railway warnings
   3. Speed regulations for the area
   4. Directions and distances

3. 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

4. What is the speed limit on a paved highway other than the Trans-Canada when no sign is posted?

   1. 60 km/h
   2. 100 km/h
   3. 90 km/h
   4. 80 km/h

5. You park facing uphill next to a curb. Which way should your wheels point?

   1. Toward the centre of the street
   2. Toward the curb
   3. Straight ahead
   4. Toward the edge of the street

6. What is the main cause of rear-end collisions?

   1. Bright headlights
   2. Changing radio stations
   3. Driving too slowly
   4. Following too closely

7. Which of these is a common reason for failing the road test?

   1. Not stopping fully before a right turn on red
   2. Checking mirrors too often
   3. Signalling before a lane change
   4. Driving 5 km/h under the limit in rain

8. A school bus ahead is stopped with red lights flashing and its stop sign out. You are coming from the opposite direction on a two-lane road. What must you do?

   1. Continue, since you are oncoming
   2. Slow down and pass with care
   3. Stop and stay stopped
   4. Stop only if you see children

9. During which period are tires with metal studs not allowed?

   1. June 1 to September 30
   2. March 15 to December 15
   3. May 1 to October 31
   4. April 1 to November 30

10. You are in the right lane and see this sign. What should you do?

    
    1. Prepare to merge left; right lane ends
    2. Speed up to pass the traffic in the left lane
    3. Stop where the lane ends
    4. Move right onto the shoulder

11. As a Class 5I learner, who must be with you when you drive?

    1. A driver with 4+ years as a full Class 5
    2. Any adult over 19 with a licence
    3. A licensed driver with 2 years' experience
    4. A Class 5II novice driver

12. You pass a pedestrian on a highway posted at 80 km/h. How much space is required?

    1. One metre
    2. One and a half metres
    3. Three metres on any highway
    4. Two metres

13. After passing a vehicle, when is it safe to move back into the right lane?

    1. When you see both its headlights in your mirror
    2. As soon as your front bumper is ahead of its bumper
    3. After counting to two
    4. When you are one car length ahead

14. Two solid yellow lines enclose diagonal yellow lines on the road ahead. What should you do?

    1. Park on it in emergencies
    2. Use it as a turning lane
    3. Use it to pass slow cars
    4. Stay off the painted area

15. When are roads especially slippery in rain?

    1. A few minutes after rain starts
    2. Only when the temperature is below zero
    3. Only after hours of heavy rain
    4. Only on gravel roads

16. What is the closest you may park to a railway crossing?

    1. 15 metres
    2. 10 metres
    3. 30 metres
    4. 5 metres

17. What must you do at a painted stop line?

    1. Stop completely, then yield before going
    2. Stop past the line to see better
    3. Slow down and roll through
    4. Stop only if a car is coming

18. How should you enter a divided highway from an on-ramp?

    1. Use the shoulder to merge
    2. Enter slowly and let highway traffic go around you
    3. Signal left and speed up in the acceleration lane
    4. Stop at the end of the ramp

19. You will take the first exit from a roundabout. What should you do?

    1. Use either lane without signalling
    2. Approach in the left lane and signal right
    3. Approach in the left lane and signal left
    4. Approach in the right lane and signal right

20. Why is driver fatigue especially dangerous?

    1. It only affects new drivers
    2. The more tired you are, the less you notice it
    3. It always makes you speed up without realizing it
    4. It only happens at night

21. 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

22. A driver is found with a BAC of 80 mg (per 100 mL of blood) or more. What happens right away?

    1. A fine with no suspension
    2. Impound and a 7-day suspension
    3. A warning and a ride home
    4. A 24-hour suspension, but no impoundment

23. Your wheels spin and the car slides because you accelerated too quickly. What should you do?

    1. Take your foot off the gas pedal
    2. Brake hard
    3. Turn the wheel sharply
    4. Shift to a higher gear for more grip

24. After the immediate seven-day suspension for a BAC of 80 mg or more, when does the 90-day suspension begin?

    1. 30 days later
    2. 14 days after the seven days end
    3. The next day
    4. After a court conviction for the offence

25. While passing, the car you are passing speeds up. May you exceed the speed limit to finish the pass?

    1. No, never go over the posted limit
    2. Yes, briefly
    3. Yes, on a passing lane
    4. Yes, by up to 10 km/h over the limit

26. What hazard does this sign warn about?

    
    1. Falling rocks
    2. A quarry entrance
    3. Loose gravel only
    4. Road construction

27. You see a vertical rectangular or square white sign. What kind of information does it most likely give?

    1. A hazard on the road
    2. Tourist services ahead
    3. A regulation you must obey
    4. Distance to the next town

28. What does this sign warn of?

    
    1. A speed bump at a school
    2. A steep hill ahead
    3. A bump or rough road ahead
    4. A narrow bridge ahead

29. Besides learners and accompanying drivers, which drivers does the handbook say must keep a zero BAC?

    1. Commercial drivers only
    2. All drivers under 25
    3. Inexperienced drivers under 22
    4. Drivers over 70

30. Which sound devices may only be used on emergency vehicles?

    1. Back-up beepers on trucks
    2. Horns
    3. Car alarms
    4. Bells, gongs or sirens