After an accident, what information must you give the other driver?
Nunavut Class 7 Mock Exam 1
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After an accident, what information must you give the other driver?
- Your name, address, licence number and vehicle ownership
- Only your insurance company's name and your policy number
- Only your phone number
- Nothing until the police arrive
You are taking an allergy or cold medicine with an antihistamine. What does the manual advise?
- It is safe at any dose
- Don't use it when you will be driving
- Drive only short distances
- Take it with coffee to stay alert
You see this sign at the entrance to a street. What does it mean?
- Parking is not allowed on this street
- The street is closed to trucks only
- Stop, then enter when clear
- You must not enter this street
What does this sign warn you of?
- A sharp right turn ahead
- A side road on the right
- A right lane that ends
- A gentle curve to the right
You see diagonal stripes enclosed by two solid lines on the approach to a bridge pier. What are they for?
- To show a passing zone before the bridge
- To mark a bus stop
- To guide you away from the fixed object
- To mark a place to stop
You meet a school bus stopped with its flashing lights on, coming toward you on the other side of the road. What must you do?
- Continue, since it is not in your lane
- Stop before reaching the bus
- Stop only if children are visible
- Slow down and pass carefully
Why should you never coast down a hill in neutral?
- It makes the horn stop working
- It uses more fuel
- All the slowing is left to the brakes
- It is only a problem in winter
You have just passed this sign. How should you drive?
- At the normal limit, watching ahead
- Faster, to clear the zone quickly
- Slowly, ready to stop at any moment
- Normally, unless a bus is stopped
What does a marker like this one indicate?
- The end of the road is just ahead
- A school crossing
- An obstacle on or beside the road
- A parking area
How should you change your following distance when towing a trailer?
- Keep it the same
- Reduce it slightly
- Double it
- Add one car length
You face a flashing green light. What may you do?
- Turn right only after stopping
- Wait for oncoming traffic to clear
- Go straight only
- Turn left, turn right or go straight
Your licence expired eight months ago. Can you still renew it without being re-examined?
- No, you must reapply as a new driver
- Yes, it has expired less than a year
- No, you must retake all tests
- Only with a doctor's note
In a car with an automatic transmission, how can you check that your seat is close enough?
- Reach the radio without leaning
- Press the gas pedal to the floor
- Rest your right foot flat on the floor under the brake
- Touch the windshield with your hand while sitting upright
What does this sign warn you about?
- A winding road ahead
- A car wash entrance ahead
- Loose gravel on the shoulder
- The road is slippery when wet
Inside a multi-lane traffic circle, which vehicle must yield?
- The vehicle in the outer lane never yields
- The vehicle on the right yields to the vehicle on the left
- The slower vehicle yields
- The vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right
What must you show before you can register a vehicle?
- A safety inspection report
- A Class 5 licence
- Proof of insurance
- A road test receipt
Before changing lanes, what must you do besides checking your mirrors?
- Sound your horn
- Turn on your hazard lights for a few seconds
- Look over your shoulder at the blind spot
- Flash your headlights
You are approaching a yield sign and a pedestrian is crossing the intersection ahead. Who goes first?
- You, if you sound your horn
- The pedestrian
- Whoever reaches the crosswalk first
- You, because you are already moving
At 90 km/h in ideal conditions, about how far do you need to stop your vehicle?
- About 150 m
- About 45 m
- About 30 m
- About 75 m
What does this sign warn you of?
- A steep hill ahead
- Two-way traffic ahead
- A divided highway is starting ahead
- A narrow structure such as a bridge
Where should your hands be on the steering wheel?
- One hand at twelve o'clock
- On the inside spokes
- At the bottom of the wheel, close together
- On the top half, at about ten and two
What does this sign mean?
- Snow removal is finished
- A park with hiking trails is just ahead
- A gravel pit is ahead
- Workers are on or near the road ahead
You are approaching a school crosswalk sign and the car ahead is moving slowly. What must you never do here?
- Pass the vehicle at the crosswalk
- Cover your brake pedal
- Slow down behind the vehicle
- Prepare to stop for children
These signs hang over three lanes approaching an intersection. What must a driver in the right-hand lane do?
- Make any movement
- Go straight or turn right
- Turn right
- Turn left
Inside a municipality, a crossing gate is down. How far from the nearest rail must you stop?
- Not less than 50 m
- Not less than 3 m
- Not less than 15 m
- Not less than 5 m
How can you keep dust out of your car on a gravel road?
- Turn off the fan, close all the vents and open a window
- Close windows, run the heater fan and open front vents
- Use the air recirculation only
- Open all windows to clear the air
Why does the manual say you should know signs by their shape?
- Because shapes change with the season
- So you can read them when the words are hidden
- Because colours are not used in Nunavut
- So you can tell how far away they are
A lane use signal over your lane shows a red X. What does it mean?
- The lane ends ahead
- You must not drive in that lane
- Slow down in that lane
- The lane is for buses only
A pedestrian-school advance sign has a tab under it reading "km/h During School Days" with a number. What does that mean?
- It applies only to school buses
- It applies only when children are visible
- It is a suggested speed only
- You must keep to that speed on school days
What does the manual advise you not to do at the scene of an accident?
- Exchange insurance details
- Get witnesses' names
- Draw a sketch of the scene
- Discuss who may be at fault
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