Nunavut Class 7 Practice Test 6

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. About how far ahead do high-beam headlights light the road in normal conditions?

   1. About 60 m
   2. About 300 m
   3. About 106 m
   4. About 30 m

2. A pedestrian is halfway across when the hand outline signal comes on. What should the pedestrian do?

   1. Return to the starting curb
   2. Stop on the centre line
   3. Wait in the middle for WALK
   4. Finish crossing the street

3. What does a double solid yellow centre line mean?

   1. The road becomes one-way
   2. Passing allowed only for trucks
   3. Passing allowed for one direction
   4. No passing in either direction

4. Before you drive away, which should you adjust first?

   1. Your radio, then your seat
   2. Your seat, then your mirrors
   3. Your mirrors, then your seat
   4. Only the inside mirror

5. In the Nunavut sign colour code, what does red mean?

   1. Stop or prohibition
   2. Directional guidance
   3. General warning
   4. Construction ahead

6. On a snowy road, how far before an intersection should you start slowing down?

   1. The same distance as on dry roads
   2. At least three times the usual distance
   3. Twice the usual distance
   4. Only once you see the stop line

7. What does this sign warn you of?

   
   1. A flagman is directing traffic ahead
   2. A railway signal is ahead
   3. A parade is crossing ahead
   4. A police officer is checking speeds

8. Your car's wiring catches fire. How should you disconnect the battery?

   1. By pulling wires with bare hands
   2. With a bare metal wrench
   3. By pouring water on the battery
   4. With a tool wrapped in cloth

9. You park on a hill on a road with no curb. Which way should you turn the wheels?

   1. Slightly to the left
   2. Slightly to the right
   3. Straight ahead
   4. Sharply left, toward traffic

10. On a long trip, how often does the manual suggest stopping to fight drowsiness?

    1. About every two hours
    2. Only when you feel sleepy
    3. Once a day
    4. Every six hours

11. In a two-point turn, about how far from the edge of the roadway should you stop before backing up?

    1. About two feet
    2. Right on the edge
    3. About six feet
    4. About ten feet

12. Your turn signal lights stop working. What must you do until they are fixed?

    1. Use your horn instead
    2. Use hand signals
    3. Flash your headlights
    4. Drive only in daylight

13. You are stopped in traffic and about to turn right. What should you check for first?

    1. The car directly ahead
    2. Your fuel gauge
    3. Pedestrians waiting on the far corner of the street
    4. Cyclists coming up between the stopped cars

14. Which of these can cause your road test to be refused?

    1. Asking the examiner a question first
    2. Bringing your own registered car
    3. Arriving late for your appointment
    4. Wearing your glasses

15. What two kinds of crosswalk signs mark busy crosswalks in the manual?

    1. School crosswalk and pedestrian crosswalk signs
    2. Flagman and barricade signs
    3. Playground and hospital signs
    4. Crossing guard signs and stop here on red signs

16. A train has just passed the crossing in front of you. What should you do before crossing?

    1. Follow the train's direction
    2. Check that no second train is coming
    3. Cross right away, close behind the train
    4. Sound your horn and cross

17. Within what distance of an intersection, railway crossing, bridge or tunnel must you not pass?

    1. 10 m
    2. 30 m
    3. 60 m
    4. 150 m

18. A driver has just started taking high blood pressure pills. What side effect does the manual warn about?

    1. Faster reflexes
    2. Light-headedness
    3. Better concentration
    4. Sharper vision

19. What blood alcohol level does the manual give as the legal limit for driving?

    1. 0.05%
    2. 0.08%
    3. 0.10%
    4. 0.02%

20. The road is slippery. What should you do with your normal following distance?

    1. Add one metre
    2. Keep it the same
    3. Double it
    4. Cut it in half

21. What does this sign tell you?

    
    1. The lowest speed you may drive
    2. The highest speed allowed in ideal conditions
    3. A speed that is recommended only for heavy trucks
    4. A speed that applies only at night

22. On a gravel road you meet an oncoming vehicle throwing up a heavy dust cloud. To what speed does the manual say to slow, if needed?

    1. Not more than 30 km/h
    2. Not more than 80 km/h
    3. Not more than 90 km/h
    4. Not more than 60 km/h

23. You have slowed down on the shoulder after running off the pavement. How do you get back on the road?

    1. Wait for another car to pass first, then swerve
    2. Ease back on slowly at a shallow angle
    3. Speed up and drift back gradually
    4. Check traffic, then turn sharply back onto the road

24. Where on the road should a cyclist normally ride?

    1. Between lines of cars
    2. On the far left, facing oncoming traffic
    3. On the far right, with the traffic
    4. In the centre of the lane

25. You hold a Class 7 learner's licence. When may you drive your car to the road test location?

    1. Never; it must be towed there
    2. Only if the examiner agrees by phone
    3. Any time, since it is for a test
    4. Only with an authorized person in the car

26. Which documents do you need to register a brand-new vehicle?

    1. Bill of sale and a safety inspection
    2. A dealer's warranty card, your passport and a photo
    3. The previous owner's registration
    4. Bill of sale, dealer's NVIS form and insurance card

27. You are driving on a two-lane road. Where should the yellow line be?

    1. Under the centre of your car
    2. On the shoulder
    3. On your left
    4. On your right

28. Where may a motorcycle of 90 cc or less not be ridden?

    1. Inside a municipality at night, between sunset and dawn
    2. Outside a community or where the limit is over 50 km/h
    3. On roads with only two lanes
    4. On any gravel road at all

29. What is the minimum liability insurance a Nunavut vehicle must carry?

    1. $200,000
    2. $100,000
    3. $1,000,000
    4. $50,000

30. What does this sign tell you?

    
    1. Animals are kept behind a fence
    2. Hunting is allowed in this area during the season
    3. Deer often cross this part of the highway
    4. A wildlife park is nearby