Yukon Class 7 Mock Exam 2

All 30 questions in this test

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1. What should you do when you see this school zone sign?

   
   1. Reduce speed when children are present
   2. Sound your horn to warn children
   3. Keep your speed but stay right
   4. Stop and wait for a crossing guard

2. What does this sign warn you about?

   
   1. A traffic control person ahead
   2. A crossing guard at a school
   3. A parade route ahead
   4. A pedestrian crosswalk

3. Your car has convex side mirrors. How do vehicles look in them?

   1. Larger and closer than they really are
   2. Smaller and farther away than they really are
   3. Blurred unless the car is moving
   4. Exactly as close as they really are

4. How are high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes marked on the road?

   1. Green paint and bicycle symbols
   2. Double yellow lines and red arrows on the pavement
   3. Thick solid or broken lines and white diamonds
   4. Orange cones and dotted lines

5. Police impound a vehicle driven by an unlicensed driver. How long can the impoundment last?

   1. 24 hours
   2. Until the driver pays a fine
   3. 7 days
   4. 30 days or longer

6. On wet roads, how much braking distance should you allow?

   1. The same as on dry roads
   2. At least twice the normal distance
   3. Half the normal distance
   4. About 10 per cent more than on dry roads

7. On a highway, about how far ahead does 12 seconds of scanning take your eyes?

   1. About one city block
   2. About 2 kilometres
   3. About half a kilometre
   4. About 50 metres

8. The handbook notes a law about headlights on Yukon highways. What is it?

   1. Headlights must be on at all times
   2. Headlights are needed only after dark
   3. Headlights are needed only in winter
   4. High beams must be used at all times

9. Why is waving another driver or a pedestrian through generally not a good idea?

   1. It confuses your turn signal
   2. They may face hazards you can't see
   3. It slows down your own trip for no reason
   4. It is always illegal to wave

10. You see a sign for a pedestrian-activated crosswalk and its lights are flashing. What should you do?

    1. Speed up to clear it first
    2. Prepare to stop
    3. Change lanes to go around
    4. Sound your horn as you pass

11. Fog has cut visibility to about 100 metres in the afternoon. What lights must you use?

    1. Hazard lights only
    2. Daytime running lights only
    3. Parking lights only
    4. Headlights and tail lights

12. Which headlights should you use in rain, snow and fog?

    1. Low beams
    2. Parking lights
    3. High beams
    4. No lights in daytime

13. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Cyclists may be on the road ahead
    2. Bicycles must use the shoulder
    3. No bicycle riding beyond this point
    4. Bicycle lane begins here

14. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Exit ramp ahead; use the right lane
    2. Road continues straight; arrow is advice
    3. Detour begins; follow orange signs
    4. Hazard ahead; turn in the direction shown

15. On a long two-day road trip, when does the handbook say tiredness is most likely to affect you?

    1. On the second day
    2. On the first morning
    3. In the first hour
    4. Only after midnight

16. There is a flashing green arrow pointing left together with a steady red light. What does this mean?

    1. Everyone must stop and wait
    2. You may go straight but not turn
    3. Left turns must yield to through traffic
    4. You may turn left; through traffic must stop

17. What is the heaviest trailer a Class 5 licence lets you tow without a heavy trailer endorsement?

    1. 4,000 kg
    2. 4,550 kg
    3. 11,000 kg
    4. 2,000 kg

18. What does this sign warn you about?

    
    1. A sharp turn to the left
    2. A road that ends ahead
    3. Merging traffic ahead
    4. A lane reserved for buses

19. You are changing lanes. Who has the right-of-way?

    1. Whoever is travelling faster
    2. Vehicles already in the lane you are moving into
    3. You do, once your signal is on
    4. Vehicles in the lane you are leaving, coming up behind

20. The handbook recommends the Dutch Reach when you get out of your car. What is it?

    1. Opening your door with the hand farther from it
    2. Steering with one hand on top of the wheel
    3. Reaching over to signal a turn by hand
    4. Checking the back seat before leaving

21. There is a marked crosswalk but no stop line. Where should you stop?

    1. Two car lengths back from it
    2. Just before the crosswalk
    3. At the curb line of the cross street
    4. Just past the crosswalk

22. Where must you yield to pedestrians?

    1. In marked and unmarked crosswalks
    2. Only near schools
    3. Only in marked crosswalks with signs
    4. Only at traffic lights

23. You have stopped for a school bus with flashing red lights. When may you start moving again?

    1. When the bus driver waves at you to go
    2. After waiting exactly 30 seconds behind it, then pass slowly
    3. When the last child reaches the sidewalk
    4. When it moves, or its lights go off and stop sign folds in

24. You must stop at an intersection that has a crosswalk and a stop line. Where do you stop?

    1. At the edge of the cross street
    2. Just before the crosswalk
    3. Inside the crosswalk
    4. Just before the stop line

25. A fully licensed Yukon driver wants to use a phone while driving. What is allowed?

    1. Texting at red lights
    2. Any device if the road is empty
    3. A hand-held phone at low speeds
    4. A hands-free device only

26. What is a protected left turn?

    1. A turn made with a crossing guard present
    2. A turn made from the right lane at any time
    3. A turn made on a yellow light after first coming to a stop
    4. A turn on a green arrow while through traffic faces red

27. You are on a narrow road behind a cyclist with a single solid yellow centre line. May you cross it to pass the cyclist?

    1. No, solid lines can never be crossed
    2. Yes, if you can do it safely
    3. Only on roads posted above 70 km/h
    4. Only if the cyclist waves you on

28. You drive a standard transmission car over a railway crossing. When should you shift?

    1. Shift up halfway across the tracks
    2. Shift to neutral on the tracks
    3. Gear down before you start to cross
    4. Shift as needed while crossing

29. What is this sign warning you about?

    
    1. A one-lane tunnel ahead controlled by a signal
    2. A narrow structure ahead, often a bridge
    3. A road that widens ahead
    4. A steep drop at the road edge

30. A white regulatory sign shows an arrow inside a green circle. What does the green circle tell you?

    
    1. The action shown is a hazard
    2. The action shown is permitted
    3. The action shown is for buses only
    4. The action shown is forbidden