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PEI Class 7 Mock Exam 5

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  • 30 questions
  • untimed
  • Pass mark 24/30
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Mock exam 5 · Question 10 answered

According to the handbook, two drinks plus one light dose of marijuana can equal the impairment of how many drinks?

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  1. According to the handbook, two drinks plus one light dose of marijuana can equal the impairment of how many drinks?

    1. Two
    2. Five
    3. Three
    4. Eight
  2. A driver is convicted for the first time of impaired driving with a BAC over .08. How long is the licence cancelled?

    1. Three months
    2. Three years
    3. One year
    4. Five years
  3. How is refusing to take a blood alcohol test treated in PEI?

    1. As a minor offence with a fine and no suspension
    2. As a 24-hour suspension only
    3. As a warning on your record
    4. The same as an impaired conviction over .08
  4. You drive through a construction zone on a Sunday when no one is working. What speed rule applies?

    1. The normal highway limit applies
    2. You may go up to 10 km/h over the construction sign
    3. The posted construction zone limit still applies
    4. Any safe speed you choose
  5. What happens to speeding fines in a signed school zone in PEI?

    1. They are tripled
    2. They are doubled
    3. They stay the same
    4. Only demerit points increase
  6. How often must an ignition interlock device be serviced?

    1. Every 90 days
    2. Once a year
    3. At least every 30 days
    4. At least every 60 days
  7. You and another car reach a four-way stop at the same time. The other car is on your right. Who goes first?

    1. Whichever car is larger
    2. You, since you are on the left
    3. The driver who signals first
    4. The car on your right
  8. Which shape is always used for a stop sign?

    1. Eight-sided
    2. Triangular
    3. Five-sided
    4. Round
  9. What does this five-sided sign mark?

    A fluorescent yellow-green five-sided sign with two black child figures
    1. A hospital zone
    2. A playground entrance
    3. A school zone
    4. A pedestrian crosswalk
  10. A railway crossing has a stop sign. Within what distance from the nearest rail must you stop?

    1. Between 10 and 30 metres
    2. Between 2 and 10 metres
    3. Between 5 and 15 metres
    4. Within 3 metres
  11. Car trouble forces you to drive well below the speed of traffic on a two-lane road. What should you do?

    1. Turn on high beams and continue
    2. Drive on the centre line
    3. Pull off the road to let traffic pass
    4. Speed up on downhill stretches
  12. What do square information signs along PEI roads usually show?

    1. A hazard such as a sharp curve
    2. Nearby services like gas, food or lodging
    3. The legal speed limit for that stretch of road
    4. Where passing is not allowed
  13. Besides sunset to sunrise, when must your headlights be on?

    1. When you can't see a vehicle or person 150 m ahead
    2. Only when it is raining heavily
    3. Only on highways where the speed limit is over 80 km/h
    4. Whenever the radio is on
  14. After passing the road test you enter Stage 2. How many passengers who are not immediate family may you carry?

    1. Two
    2. None
    3. Three
    4. One
  15. What does this sign mean?

    A white square with a black letter P inside a red circle with a red diagonal slash
    1. No stopping for any reason
    2. No parking
    3. Parking for permit holders only
    4. Pay parking ahead
  16. From what distance must your horn be audible?

    1. 15 metres
    2. 150 metres
    3. 60 metres
    4. 30 metres
  17. How much more time and room does the handbook say trucks and buses need to stop than cars?

    1. About half again as much
    2. About the same
    3. Nearly twice as much
    4. About four times as much
  18. A construction sign warns of a low shoulder ahead. What does it mean?

    1. The shoulder is lower than the road surface
    2. A soft gravel lane is ahead
    3. The shoulder is closed to parking
    4. The road is lower than the shoulder
  19. What does this sign mean?

    A white square with a black bicycle inside a red circle with a red diagonal slash
    1. Bicycles must keep right
    2. Bicycle crossing ahead
    3. Cycling is prohibited
    4. Bicycle lane ahead
  20. How should you start moving on an icy road?

    1. In first gear at high revs
    2. Gently, without spinning the wheels
    3. By spinning the tires to melt the ice
    4. With quick bursts of gas
  21. You meet a stopped school bus with flashing red lights coming toward you. What must you do?

    1. Slow down and pass with care
    2. Pull onto the shoulder and continue
    3. Stop only if children are on your side
    4. Stop, as traffic from both directions must
  22. How far from the curb are cyclists entitled to ride?

    1. At least one metre
    2. Against the curb at all times
    3. No more than half a metre
    4. Exactly two metres
  23. You pass your road test through a driving school. Within how many days must you get your Class 5 photo licence?

    1. 30 days
    2. 10 days
    3. 90 days
    4. 60 days
  24. What does this lane sign mean?

    A white square with a green ring around a black arrow pointing straight up
    1. Traffic in this lane may turn either left or right
    2. Traffic in this lane must go straight through
    3. Passing permitted in this lane
    4. One-way street ahead
  25. You are stopped waiting to turn left across traffic. Why keep your front wheels straight?

    1. It shows others behind you that you are not turning yet
    2. A rear-end hit won't push you into oncoming traffic
    3. It is easier to see pedestrians
    4. It saves wear on your tires
  26. How much farther can it take to stop on snow and ice than on dry pavement?

    1. About 2 times
    2. 10 to 20 times
    3. About 50% farther
    4. 3 to 12 times
  27. When does black ice usually form?

    1. When a wet road drops to the freezing point
    2. On hot afternoons after rain
    3. After salt is spread on a road in cold weather
    4. Only during heavy snowfall
  28. The car ahead of you pulls out to pass a truck. What should you do?

    1. Flash your lights so it speeds up
    2. Pass the car on the right
    3. Follow it out and pass both
    4. Wait until it has completely passed
  29. A pedestrian with a white cane at the curb raises the cane. What should you do?

    1. Drive around the person slowly
    2. Stop and let the person cross
    3. Flash your lights and continue
    4. Honk so the person knows you are there
  30. The car ahead of you in the next lane has stopped at a crosswalk. What should you do?

    1. Pass slowly on its left
    2. Stop; never pass a vehicle stopped for a pedestrian
    3. Pass on its left if you see no one crossing in front
    4. Sound your horn and pass

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