Nunavut Class 7 Mock Exam 3

All 30 questions in this test

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1. You are approaching a green light that has been green for some time. What should you be ready for?

   1. It will stay green for a minute
   2. Pedestrians must wait for you
   3. Cross traffic will get a flashing green
   4. It may turn amber before you get there

2. You see a vehicle coming toward you on a dusty gravel road. When should you have your headlights on?

   1. Only if the other driver flashes theirs
   2. Only after sunset
   3. Well before you meet it
   4. Only once you are in the dust

3. You come up behind a snowplow working on the highway. What should you do?

   1. Give it the right-of-way and pass only with caution
   2. Honk so the driver pulls over
   3. Pass it quickly to get ahead
   4. Follow it closely so you can drive in its cleared path

4. You have pulled over and stopped for a police car with lights and siren. When may you move again?

   1. When the siren is turned off
   2. After 10 seconds
   3. After it has passed
   4. As soon as you see it

5. What does this sign mean?

   
   1. Sharp curve ahead, slow down
   2. Two-way traffic resumes ahead
   3. You may not turn around to go the other way
   4. You may make a U-turn only when clear

6. A warning sign shows a hidden intersection ahead. What should you watch for?

   1. Pedestrians on the shoulder
   2. Vehicles approaching from both directions
   3. Only vehicles coming from the right
   4. Trucks entering from a quarry

7. Which of these is a typical sign of a driver who has been drinking?

   1. Keeping a steady speed
   2. Stopping fully at stop signs
   3. Signalling every single lane change well in advance
   4. Failing to dim headlights for oncoming traffic

8. What does a broken yellow centre line mean?

   1. The road is one-way
   2. Passing is never permitted
   3. Passing is permitted when traffic allows
   4. A lane is ending ahead and traffic must merge

9. Outside a community at night, does the basic speed limit drop below the daytime limit?

   1. Yes, it drops to 80 km/h
   2. No, it stays at 90 km/h
   3. Yes, to 60 km/h
   4. Yes, to 70 km/h

10. You have just driven through a deep puddle. What should you do?

    1. Test the brakes lightly as soon as you can
    2. Brake hard to check them
    3. Speed up so the wind dries the brakes faster
    4. Stop and wait an hour

11. What hazard does this sign warn of?

    
    1. Rocks or landslides may block the road
    2. A quarry entrance ahead
    3. A steep drop-off along the edge of the road
    4. A rough gravel surface ahead

12. A pedestrian-school advance sign has a tab under it reading "km/h During School Days" with a number. What does that mean?

    1. It applies only to school buses
    2. It applies only when children are visible
    3. It is a suggested speed only
    4. You must keep to that speed on school days

13. The light changes to amber just as your vehicle enters the intersection. What should you do?

    1. Stop in the middle of the intersection
    2. Speed up as much as possible
    3. Continue through with extreme caution
    4. Back up behind the stop line

14. On what date does your Nunavut driver's licence expire?

    1. On your birthday
    2. On January 1
    3. On the date you first passed
    4. On June 30

15. Why does the manual say you should know signs by their shape?

    1. Because shapes change with the season
    2. So you can read them when the words are hidden
    3. Because colours are not used in Nunavut
    4. So you can tell how far away they are

16. Why does the manual say to use extra caution on a road marked with a winding road sign?

    1. Trucks are not allowed
    2. Passing is restricted
    3. The speed limit is higher
    4. The surface is always gravel

17. How should you position your vehicle in a left-hand curve?

    1. Close to the right shoulder
    2. Toward, but not over, the centre
    3. Over the centre line
    4. Straddling the right edge line

18. A railway crossing signal is flashing on a road outside a municipality. How far from the nearest rail must you stop?

    1. Not less than 5 m
    2. Not less than 30 m
    3. Not less than 1 m
    4. Not less than 15 m

19. This sign with a speed tab is posted before a curve. What does the number on the tab tell you?

    
    1. The maximum comfortable speed for the curve
    2. The speed that trucks must keep to
    3. The minimum speed for the curve
    4. The new speed limit for the highway

20. How far must you stay from the driveway of a fire station when parking?

    1. At least 15 m
    2. At least 3 m
    3. At least 6 m
    4. At least 30 m

21. What is the result of disobeying a regulatory sign?

    1. Your vehicle is inspected
    2. You receive a warning only
    3. Nothing, they are advice only
    4. You commit an offence

22. What does this sign require you to do?

    
    1. Give way only to large trucks
    2. Speed up to merge ahead of traffic
    3. Give way to cross traffic and pedestrians
    4. Stop fully every time, then go

23. Your car is facing up a slope, stopped beside a curb. How should the front wheels be set before you leave it?

    1. Left, away from the curb
    2. Halfway toward the curb
    3. Straight ahead
    4. Right, toward the curb

24. May you park in a marked pedestrian crosswalk?

    1. Yes, at night only
    2. Yes, if nobody is crossing
    3. No, never
    4. Yes, for up to five minutes

25. You are parking downhill next to a curb. Which way should you turn your front wheels?

    1. It does not matter
    2. Straight ahead
    3. Toward the curb
    4. Away from the curb

26. You are turning right on a green light and a pedestrian is crossing with the green. Who has the right-of-way?

    1. Whoever entered first
    2. The pedestrian
    3. You, if you signalled early
    4. You, because your light is green

27. A warning sign says the pavement ends ahead. What should you expect?

    1. The road continues with a gravel surface
    2. A toll booth is ahead
    3. A bridge deck is ahead
    4. The road ends at a barrier with no way through

28. Why can you not always rely on pavement markings during a Nunavut winter?

    1. They are removed every fall
    2. They change colour in the cold
    3. They are not used outside towns
    4. Snow and ice can cover them

29. Your turn signal lights stop working. What must you do until they are fixed?

    1. Use your horn instead
    2. Use hand signals
    3. Flash your headlights
    4. Drive only in daylight

30. What is the manual's simple rule for a safe speed?

    1. Always match the car ahead of you
    2. Drive the limit in any weather
    3. Always drive 10 km/h under the posted limit just to be safe
    4. Never go faster than you can stop in the clear distance