NL Class 5 Practice Test 11

All 30 questions in this test

Every question and its answer choices. The correct answers and explanations appear when you take the test above.

1. What must you do at a painted stop line?

   1. Stop completely, then yield before going
   2. Stop past the line to see better
   3. Slow down and roll through
   4. Stop only if a car is coming

2. How long must you spend at Level II before getting a full Class 5 licence?

   1. 18 months
   2. 12 months
   3. 6 months
   4. 24 months

3. What is the minimum age to apply for a Class 5 learner's permit?

   1. 15
   2. 16
   3. 18
   4. 17

4. Your hood flies up and blocks your view. How can you see where you are going while you pull over?

   1. Speed up so the wind pushes the hood back down
   2. Look out the side window or under the hood
   3. Stop instantly in your lane
   4. Open the door to look

5. What does this sign warn of?

   
   1. Traffic lights ahead
   2. A railway crossing
   3. A police check ahead
   4. A fire station

6. Your licence has been expired for 10 years. What must you do to drive again?

   1. Take only the road test
   2. Renew online and pay a late renewal fee
   3. Take only a vision test
   4. Redo the graduated licensing program

7. You must report a collision to police when total damage exceeds what amount?

   1. $500
   2. $5,000
   3. $1,000
   4. $2,000

8. How long must you normally hold a Class 5I learner's permit before taking the road test?

   1. 24 months
   2. 12 months
   3. 6 months
   4. 8 months

9. How often should you check your tire pressure?

   1. Once a year
   2. Only before winter
   3. Only when a tire looks flat
   4. At least once a month

10. What must you do at this sign?

    
    1. Stop only if other traffic is present
    2. Come to a full stop, then go when it is clear
    3. Sound your horn and proceed slowly
    4. Slow down and go if no one is coming

11. A front tire blows out while you are driving. What should you do first?

    1. Brake hard right away
    2. Shift into neutral and coast
    3. Ease off the gas and hold the wheel firmly
    4. Steer onto the shoulder at once and brake hard

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

    
    1. Expect a traffic light
    2. Yield to traffic approaching from the left side
    3. Be prepared to stop at a stop sign ahead
    4. Stop right at this sign

13. When are high beams appropriate?

    1. When following another car closely at night
    2. In open country with no other cars near
    3. In fog or heavy snow
    4. On lit city streets

14. What does this sign tell you?

    
    1. A roundabout is ahead; slow down
    2. Traffic circles back to the highway
    3. A detour loop is ahead
    4. U-turns are allowed ahead

15. A regulatory sign shows a symbol inside a green circle. What does the green circle tell you?

    1. The action is permitted or required
    2. The action is forbidden
    3. The action is only a suggestion
    4. The area is a tourist route

16. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. The road ahead is closed for repairs
    2. Stop and then proceed
    3. You must not enter this street
    4. Two-way traffic ahead

17. As a Class 5I learner, who must be with you when you drive?

    1. A driver with 4+ years as a full Class 5
    2. Any adult over 19 with a licence
    3. A licensed driver with 2 years' experience
    4. A Class 5II novice driver

18. What does this sign require of drivers?

    
    1. Turn right at the next corner
    2. Keep to the right of the island
    3. Merge right, lane ends
    4. Keep left of the median

19. You want an interpreter for the written test. What does the handbook say?

    1. Interpreters are not allowed
    2. Any family member may interpret free
    3. The Registrar must approve them and you pay
    4. The province provides one at no cost

20. Which shape warns that school children may be present?

    1. A pentagon (five sides)
    2. A diamond
    3. An octagon
    4. A horizontal rectangle

21. What does this sign warn of?

    
    1. A railway crossing
    2. A crossroad ahead
    3. A dead-end side road on the right
    4. A T-intersection ahead

22. How long are passed road test results valid?

    1. 2 years
    2. 30 days
    3. 6 months
    4. 12 months

23. What does this sign tell you about the road ahead?

    
    1. It ends at a T
    2. It is slippery
    3. It winds back and forth
    4. It narrows to one lane

24. Your car without ABS skids because you braked too hard and the wheels locked. What should you do first?

    1. Accelerate
    2. Turn the wheel sharply
    3. Press the brake harder
    4. Take your foot off the brake

25. What does this sign warn you about?

    
    1. A railway crossing ahead
    2. A road closed ahead
    3. A four-way stop
    4. A detour

26. What must the 'novice driver' sign on a learner's car look like?

    1. White letters at least 5 cm high on green
    2. Black letters at least 5 cm high on white
    3. Black letters at least 10 cm high on yellow
    4. Red letters at least 3 cm high on white

27. A sign is shaped like an upside-down triangle. What does that shape always tell you?

    1. School children may be present
    2. Stop completely
    3. A hazard is ahead
    4. Yield the right-of-way

28. You take a curve too fast and the car slides sideways. What should you do?

    1. Accelerate through it
    2. Ease off the gas and do not brake
    3. Brake firmly
    4. Steer away from the way you want to go

29. You complete an approved driver education program. How soon can you take the Class 5 road test?

    1. After 4 months
    2. After 8 months as a learner
    3. Right away
    4. After 6 months as a learner

30. A learner wants to drive two friends to school with a qualified accompanying driver. Is this allowed?

    1. Yes, if they wear seatbelts
    2. Yes, if the friends have licences
    3. Yes, during daylight only
    4. No, learners may not carry passengers