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Yukon Class 7 Mock Exam 4

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  • 30 questions
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  • Pass mark 24/30
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Mock exam 4 · Question 10 answered

You move to Yukon with a valid licence from another province. How long may you drive on it?

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  1. You move to Yukon with a valid licence from another province. How long may you drive on it?

    1. Your first 120 days of residence
    2. Your first 30 days
    3. Until it expires
    4. Your first 90 days after you arrive
  2. Why should you not rely on daytime running lights at night?

    1. They are too bright for oncoming drivers
    2. They do not turn on the tail lights
    3. They drain the battery quickly
    4. They switch off above 50 km/h
  3. What does this sign mean when you see it over a centre lane?

    White rectangle with two black arrows that each curve left, one pointing up and one pointing down
    1. Drivers from both directions must turn left
    2. Drivers may make a U-turn in this lane
    3. Traffic must merge left before the bridge
    4. Two lanes ahead are for passing only
  4. Which headlights should you use in rain, snow and fog?

    1. Low beams
    2. Parking lights
    3. High beams
    4. No lights in daytime
  5. Your vehicle stalls on a railway track. What should you do first?

    1. Get everyone out and move at least 30 metres away
    2. Try to restart the engine several times before leaving
    3. Stay inside with seatbelts on
    4. Push the car off the track
  6. How many demerit points lead to a one-month suspension for a GDL driver?

    1. Ten
    2. Five
    3. Fifteen
    4. Seven
  7. You must stop at a railway crossing for a train. Where should you stop?

    1. Between 5 and 15 metres from the nearest rail
    2. Between 1 and 3 metres back from the nearest rail
    3. Right at the nearest rail
    4. At least 30 metres from the rail
  8. You are stranded in snow and decide to run the engine for heat. What should you do?

    1. Keep it running all night with the windows shut tight to save heat
    2. Leave the vehicle to find help right away
    3. Run it only with the exhaust pipe buried
    4. Run it sparingly and open the window farthest from the exhaust
  9. You park facing downhill next to a curb. Which way should your front wheels point?

    1. Left if the street is busy
    2. To the left, away from the curb
    3. Straight ahead
    4. To the right, toward the curb
  10. What does the handbook say about driving with snow or frost on your windows?

    1. It is fine if the windshield is clear
    2. It is allowed at low speeds
    3. It is illegal only on highways
    4. It is illegal unless your windows are clear
  11. You are judging a gap to go straight across a road at a stop sign. How much time does the handbook say you need for each lane?

    1. About two seconds per lane, plus two seconds for safety
    2. About five seconds per lane, with no extra time for safety
    3. About seven seconds, whatever the width
    4. About one second per lane, plus one second
  12. Why should you avoid driving over pavement markings that were just painted?

    1. The paint can damage your tires
    2. Driving over wet, freshly painted lines is illegal
    3. It voids your vehicle insurance
    4. Only trucks are allowed to cross new paint
  13. You are stopped behind a large truck facing uphill. Why leave extra space in front?

    1. Trucks are not allowed to back up
    2. It may roll back when the driver releases the brake
    3. Its exhaust is hot near your hood
    4. You will need room to pass it on the hill if it stalls
  14. Which of these is an illegal place to park?

    1. On a residential side street
    2. Beside a curb painted white
    3. On a bridge
    4. Next to a closed business
  15. Why is a pickup truck or SUV with a heavy roof load more likely to roll over on a curve?

    1. Its tires have more traction
    2. It is lower to the ground
    3. Its centre of gravity is higher
    4. It has more inertia when stopped
  16. On a regulatory sign, what does a red circle with a slash across a symbol mean?

    White square, black arrow turning right, red circle and slash
    1. The action shown is allowed with care
    2. The action shown is advised at night
    3. The action shown is not permitted
    4. The action shown is required ahead
  17. Which statement about anti-lock brakes is correct?

    1. On gravel, stopping distances may be longer
    2. They always stop you sooner
    3. They let you drive faster safely
    4. They stop the wheels from locking on dry roads only
  18. An emergency vehicle with flashing lights and siren is behind you. What should you do?

    1. Speed up to stay ahead of it
    2. Pull over to the right and stop
    3. Stop at once in your lane
    4. Pull over to the left and keep going
  19. What does this sign mean?

    Orange rectangle reading DETOUR
    1. A detour ahead
    2. Road closed to all traffic
    3. Truck route only
    4. Construction has ended
  20. To get your licence back after an impaired driving conviction, what may you be required to do?

    1. Take a remedial program and use an ignition interlock
    2. Retake the knowledge test only
    3. Wait one week, then reapply at any motor vehicles office
    4. Only pay a reinstatement fee
  21. What must you have done to be eligible for the Class 5 road test?

    1. Be 15, hold a Class 7 for 3 months and log 30 hours
    2. Be 16, hold a Class 7 for 6 months and log 50 hours
    3. Be 17, hold a Class 7 for 12 months and log 100 hours
    4. Be 16 and pass a second written test
  22. When is a road most slippery during rain?

    1. Right after the rain stops
    2. At the beginning of the rainfall
    3. Only once it turns to snow
    4. After several hours of heavy rain
  23. A rider ahead is struggling to control a horse near the road. What should you do?

    1. Flash your high beams
    2. Pass quickly to get by before it bolts
    3. Pull over to the shoulder and stop
    4. Honk to warn the rider
  24. What is the largest vehicle a Class 7 learner may drive?

    1. Up to 11,000 kg gross weight and seating for 7
    2. Up to 4,000 kg gross weight and seating for 7
    3. Any car or truck with two axles
    4. Up to 4,550 kg and seating for 9
  25. What does this sign warn you about?

    Yellow diamond with a black slope on the left and black blocks falling toward the road
    1. Rocky soft shoulders ahead
    2. Falling rocks, and rocks on the road ahead
    3. Loose gravel from construction
    4. A landslide that has closed the whole road ahead
  26. You see a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk in the lane beside you. What should you assume?

    1. The driver is waiting to park
    2. The driver has broken down
    3. The light ahead has turned red
    4. A pedestrian is trying to cross
  27. How close may you park to the entrance of a driveway, back lane or garage?

    1. No closer than 0.5 metres
    2. No closer than 3 metres
    3. No closer than 1.5 metres
    4. No closer than 5 metres
  28. A baby rides in a rear-facing child seat. Until when must the rear-facing stage be used at a minimum?

    1. Until at least 10 kg and walking unassisted
    2. Until at least 22 kg and 2 years old
    3. Until at least 5 kg and sitting up
    4. Until the baby is six months old
  29. Why should you avoid turning your signal on too early?

    1. It cancels your brake lights
    2. It wears out the signal bulb
    3. It is only legal within 10 m of the turn you'll make
    4. Others may expect you to turn at an earlier road
  30. 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

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