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Ontario G1 Mock Exam 5

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Mock exam 5 · Question 10 answered

On a road posted at 60 km/h or less, how much greater is the risk of death or serious injury in a crash at 50 km/h or more over the limit?

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  1. On a road posted at 60 km/h or less, how much greater is the risk of death or serious injury in a crash at 50 km/h or more over the limit?

    1. Almost two times
    2. Almost ten times
    3. Almost eight times
    4. Almost five times

  2. Between two of these signs, when may you stop your vehicle?

    Tall white sign with a red circle and slash, the words NO STANDING and a two-headed arrow
    1. Only while loading or unloading goods
    2. Only while loading or unloading passengers
    3. Never, not even for a moment
    4. Only for up to fifteen minutes

  3. You are getting ready to pass an LCV on the highway. What should you plan for?

    1. Its extra length and limited speed
    2. Its sudden bursts of speed
    3. Its tendency to drive on the shoulder
    4. Its short stopping distance

  4. Escalating sanctions for novice drivers count repeat violations that happen within what time period?

    1. Two years
    2. Ten years
    3. One year
    4. Five years

  5. Under full emergency braking, how far can it take a train to stop?

    1. Up to two kilometres
    2. Up to 500 metres
    3. Up to 200 metres
    4. Up to one kilometre

  6. On a work zone board like this, what do the flashing lights show?

    Black rectangular board with a row of yellow lights shaped like an arrow pointing left
    1. How far away the work is
    2. The lane that is open to trucks
    3. The direction to follow
    4. The speed limit in the zone

  7. Which Ontario professionals have mandatory reporting duties for patients aged 16 or over with specified high-risk medical or visual conditions?

    1. The person’s employer
    2. Police officers only
    3. Physicians, optometrists and nurse practitioners
    4. The person’s insurance company

  8. At which times of day does every driver have extra trouble adjusting to the light?

    1. Dusk and dawn
    2. Noon and midnight
    3. Only late at night
    4. Mid-morning and mid-afternoon

  9. What does this sign warn you about?

    Yellow diamond with a black bicycle symbol
    1. A bicycle lane ending
    2. No bicycles allowed
    3. An official bicycle route
    4. A bicycle crossing ahead

  10. You are making an unprotected left turn at an intersection. Whom must you yield to before turning?

    1. Oncoming traffic and pedestrians
    2. Only traffic behind you
    3. No one, once you have signalled your turn
    4. Only vehicles turning right

  11. A sign at an intersection says you may not turn right on a red light. What does it forbid?

    1. Turning right at any time
    2. Turning right while facing a red light
    3. Turning left while facing a red light
    4. Turning right on a green light

  12. What does this sign warn you about?

    Orange diamond with a black figure holding a shovel
    1. A school crossing guard ahead
    2. A pedestrian crossing ahead
    3. Road work ahead
    4. A survey crew on the shoulder only

  13. At a fully protected left-turn intersection, the left-turn lane gets a green arrow. What will traffic going straight usually see?

    1. A flashing yellow light
    2. A yellow arrow
    3. A green light
    4. A red light

  14. A driver under a Criminal Code driving prohibition order is convicted of driving for the second time. What suspension applies?

    1. Six months
    2. Five years
    3. Two years
    4. One year

  15. What does the number on the small plate under this sign tell you?

    Yellow diamond with a curved arrow, above a small yellow plate reading 50 km/h
    1. The maximum safe speed for the curve
    2. The minimum speed for the curve
    3. The distance to the curve in metres
    4. The new speed limit for the road

  16. How long can a long commercial vehicle (LCV) be?

    1. Up to 30 metres
    2. Up to 25 metres
    3. Up to 40 metres
    4. Up to 50 metres

  17. What does this X-shaped sign tell you?

    White X-shaped railway crossing sign with a red outline
    1. Do not enter this road
    2. The road is closed ahead
    3. Two roads cross at a four-way stop
    4. Railway tracks cross the road here

  18. A 7-year-old weighs 30 kg and is 146 cm tall. May he use a seatbelt instead of a booster?

    1. Yes, he meets the height criterion
    2. No, he must meet all three criteria
    3. No, he must be eight years old
    4. No, he must weigh 36 kg

  19. A police officer pulls you over to inspect your vehicle and finds it unsafe. What can happen?

    1. You get only a warning
    2. Only commercial vehicles are affected
    3. It can be taken off the road
    4. You may drive it for 30 days

  20. What does this sign mean?

    White square sign with a black bicycle, crossed by a red circle and slash
    1. Bicycle route ahead
    2. Bicycle crossing ahead
    3. Bicycles must use the sidewalk
    4. No bicycles allowed on this road

  21. A warning sign shows a bus entrance on the right ahead. What should you be prepared to do?

    1. Yield to buses entering the road
    2. Stop until a bus appears
    3. Speed up to get past the bus entrance
    4. Pull into the bus lane

  22. You want to turn right at a red light and no sign forbids it. What must you do first?

    1. Wait for the light to turn green
    2. Signal and turn without slowing
    3. Stop fully and wait until the way is clear
    4. Slow down and turn if no one is coming

  23. A driver is caught not wearing a seatbelt. Besides a fine, how many demerit points will the driver receive?

    1. 3
    2. 6
    3. 4
    4. 2

  24. A toddler weighs 15 kg and rides in a forward-facing car seat. Besides the seatbelt or UAS strap, what must be attached?

    1. A locking lap belt
    2. Nothing else is needed
    3. The seat's tether strap
    4. A second seatbelt

  25. You are parking on the right side of the road, facing downhill beside a curb. Which way should your front wheels point?

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

  26. You face this sign at an intersection. What must you do?

    Downward-pointing triangle with a red border and white centre
    1. Yield only to pedestrians
    2. Always come to a complete stop
    3. Keep going at your current speed
    4. Slow down or stop if needed and yield

  27. You have moved into the intersection on a green light to turn left, and the light turns red before oncoming traffic clears. What should you do?

    1. Complete your turn when it is safe
    2. Back up behind the stop line
    3. Go straight through instead
    4. Stay in place until the next green

  28. At an intersection with no signs or lights, a car on your left got there clearly before you. Who should go first?

    1. Whichever vehicle is larger
    2. You, because you are on the right
    3. Whichever driver signals first
    4. The car that arrived first

  29. A temporary sign warns that the pavement has been milled or grooved. What may be affected?

    1. Your fuel economy on long trips
    2. Your headlight aim
    3. Your radio reception
    4. Your vehicle's ability to stop

  30. There is no stop line or crosswalk at a stop sign, but there is a sidewalk. Where do you stop?

    1. At the edge of the sidewalk
    2. At the edge of the intersection
    3. One car length before the sign
    4. Halfway across the sidewalk

  31. On an Ontario rural road outside a city, town or village, no local rule or sign specifies another limit. What is the default maximum?

    1. 50 km/h
    2. 80 km/h
    3. 90 km/h
    4. 100 km/h

  32. You see this sign ahead. What might you need to do?

    Yellow diamond with a truck on a steep black slope
    1. Turn on your hazard lights
    2. Shift to a lower gear
    3. Move to the left lane
    4. Switch to high beams

  33. After the left-turn green arrow, a yellow arrow appears just before you start your turn. What should you do?

    1. Turn, but yield to oncoming traffic
    2. Start the turn; yellow arrows are protected
    3. Don't start the turn; stop if safe
    4. Speed up and finish the turn quickly

  34. What should you do when you see this sign?

    Yellow diamond with a small red eight-sided shape above an upward arrow
    1. Stop right at this sign
    2. Slow down; a stop sign is ahead
    3. Speed up before the light changes
    4. Yield to traffic on your left

  35. How far to the right can a snow plow's wing extend?

    1. Up to one metre
    2. Up to six metres
    3. Up to half a metre
    4. Up to three metres

  36. How close to a pedestrian crossover is passing another vehicle not permitted?

    1. Within 50 metres
    2. Within 30 metres
    3. Within 15 metres
    4. Within 10 metres

  37. Which accompanying driver is NOT allowed to supervise a G1 driver?

    1. A driver who has some demerit points
    2. A driver with a valid Class A licence
    3. A driver whose licence is currently suspended
    4. A driver who spent two of their four years at G2

  38. Continuity lines run along the right side of your lane near an off-ramp. What does that tell you?

    1. You must change lanes right away
    2. Your lane will continue unaffected
    3. Your lane is about to exit
    4. You must slow to the ramp speed

  39. Your car's tire tread is worn to 1 mm. What should you do?

    1. Rotate it to the rear
    2. Add more air pressure
    3. Keep it until it reaches 0.5 mm
    4. Replace the tire

  40. On a two-way road with no median, you meet a school bus stopped with its upper red lights flashing, coming toward you. What must you do?

    1. Stop only if children are on your side
    2. Continue, since only traffic behind stops
    3. Slow down and pass carefully
    4. Stop at a safe distance for children to cross

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