At 90 km/h in ideal conditions, about how far do you need to stop your vehicle?
Nunavut Class 7 Mock Exam 4
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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
How should you brake to slow down on an icy road?
- Use the parking brake
- Shift into neutral and coast
- Press the brake hard and hold it down until stopped
- Apply and release the brakes quickly but gently
What does brown on a road sign indicate?
- Off-road facilities
- A general warning
- A school zone
- A regulation you must obey
You come to this sign at an intersection. What must you do?
- Sound your horn and go through slowly
- Slow down and go if no one is coming
- Stop only if cross traffic is present
- Stop, and go only when it is absolutely safe
You face a flashing amber light at an intersection. What should you do?
- Stop and wait for a green light
- Treat it as a four-way stop
- Slow down and proceed with caution
- Go through at your normal speed
What does a flashing red light mean?
- Treat it like a stop sign
- Stop only if traffic is coming
- Slow down and go with caution
- The light is broken; go through
Which lane use signals allow you to drive in the lane below them?
- A red arrow or a green circle
- A red X or an amber arrow
- A green arrow or a green X
- Only a flashing amber X
How do you book a driver's examination in Nunavut?
- Online only, through the territorial website
- In person at a driver examination office
- No booking; tests are walk-in
- By mail with a cheque
Why can you not always rely on pavement markings during a Nunavut winter?
- They are removed every fall
- They change colour in the cold
- They are not used outside towns
- Snow and ice can cover them
Which colour on a sign indicates a general warning or danger?
- Green
- Brown
- Yellow
- White
A person with a white cane at the curb raises the cane toward the street. What does this mean for you?
- Sound your horn to warn them
- Drive past slowly and carefully
- Wave them across and keep moving
- Stop and give them the right-of-way
You are leaving a freeway. Where should you slow down?
- Before you signal
- In the left freeway lane
- In the deceleration lane
- On the main freeway lanes
A pedestrian is halfway across when the hand outline signal comes on. What should the pedestrian do?
- Return to the starting curb
- Stop on the centre line
- Wait in the middle for WALK
- Finish crossing the street
What blood alcohol level does the manual give as the legal limit for driving?
- 0.05%
- 0.08%
- 0.10%
- 0.02%
At a crossing with signal lights, the train has passed but the lights are still flashing. What do you do?
- Drive around the signal post
- Wait until the signal stops
- Cross slowly with hazards on
- Cross, since the train is gone
You see a vehicle with flashing blue lights on the highway. What is it?
- A police car
- An ambulance
- A tow truck
- A snowplow
You are turning right on a green light and a pedestrian is crossing with the green. Who has the right-of-way?
- Whoever entered first
- The pedestrian
- You, if you signalled early
- You, because your light is green
You come up behind a vehicle showing a slow moving vehicle sign. What should you expect?
- It is about to turn left
- It will pull over to let you pass
- It is an emergency vehicle
- It is going well below the posted speed
May a Class 5 licence holder drive a vehicle equipped with air brakes?
- Yes, with any class of licence
- Only with a licensed passenger beside you
- Only if the licence specifically allows it
- Only on gravel roads outside towns
An advance community sign has small tabs underneath it. What do the tabs show?
- The local speed limits
- The services available in the community
- The distance to the next town or village
- The community's population
A green arrow is shown together with a red light. What does the red light tell you?
- The arrow is about to turn red
- Pedestrians have the right-of-way at this corner
- You must stop before turning
- Other movements are given to other traffic
Where is turning your vehicle around absolutely prohibited?
- On a straight, level road
- In a wide private driveway
- On a quiet residential street
- On a curve
You see a vehicle coming toward you on a dusty gravel road. When should you have your headlights on?
- Only if the other driver flashes theirs
- Only after sunset
- Well before you meet it
- Only once you are in the dust
On a four-lane highway, when may you pass another vehicle on the right?
- When it is going well below the posted speed limit
- Whenever the left lane is busy
- Never on any highway
- When it is turning left and the right lane is open
What do white lane lines separate?
- Traffic moving in the same direction
- Truck lanes from car lanes
- Traffic moving in opposite directions
- The road from the shoulder only
You park on a hill on a road with no curb. Which way should you turn the wheels?
- Slightly to the left
- Slightly to the right
- Straight ahead
- Sharply left, toward traffic
On a horizontal traffic light, which position is the red light in?
- On the left
- On the right
- In the middle
- It varies by community
You want to park near a corner with a stop sign. How far from the sign must you be?
- At least 10 m
- At least 1 m
- At least 20 m
- At least 5 m
What does this sign on the back of a vehicle tell you?
- The vehicle travels much slower than traffic
- The vehicle is towing a trailer
- The vehicle is carrying dangerous goods or fuel
- The vehicle is a school bus
What is the basic speed limit inside Nunavut's cities and towns?
- 50 km/h or as posted
- 30 km/h or as posted
- 70 km/h or as posted
- 60 km/h or as posted
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