Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test 5

All 30 questions in this test

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1. A passing lane opens on the highway and you are driving slower than the traffic behind you. What should you do?

   1. Move right and keep your speed
   2. Stay left and speed up to keep pace
   3. Stop on the shoulder
   4. Move right and speed up

2. You turn off the highway onto a gravel grid road with no posted limit. How fast may you go in ideal conditions?

   1. 100 km/h
   2. 70 km/h
   3. 60 km/h
   4. 80 km/h

3. What does a concealed intersection warning sign tell you?

   1. A hidden road joins from the side
   2. A police check stop is ahead
   3. A traffic light is hidden by trees
   4. A road ahead is closed

4. A large X is painted on the pavement before a stop. Where should you stop?

   1. Behind the X
   2. On top of the X
   3. Beside the X on the shoulder
   4. Just past the X

5. You are entering a provincial highway from a grid road with no sign. Who has the right of way?

   1. Whoever is larger
   2. You, because you are on the right
   3. Whoever arrives first
   4. Vehicles already on the highway

6. Your car has a back-up camera. How should you use it when reversing?

   1. Only at night
   2. Only when parallel parking
   3. Along with mirrors and over-the-shoulder looks
   4. As your only view behind, instead of the mirrors

7. You are hauling furniture in an open trailer. What does the law require?

   1. The load must be secured so nothing falls
   2. A flag on every item
   3. A second driver to watch it
   4. Hazard lights on for the whole trip, day or night

8. When are wildlife collisions most likely during the day?

   1. Noon
   2. Late morning
   3. Dawn and dusk
   4. Mid-afternoon

9. From which lane should you approach and finish a left turn?

   1. The right-hand lane
   2. Whichever lane is empty
   3. The leftmost lane available
   4. The centre lane of three

10. You are parked at the curb and want to open your door. What should you do first?

    1. Open it slowly without looking
    2. Turn on hazard lights
    3. Sound the horn
    4. Check for cyclists

11. How do you measure your following distance?

    1. Use your speedometer reading
    2. Count seconds as you pass a fixed object
    3. Count car lengths to the vehicle ahead
    4. Watch the other car's brake lights

12. You are stuck in deep snow and decide to rock the vehicle. What must you make sure of before changing gears?

    1. The wheels have stopped turning
    2. The parking brake is on
    3. The windows are open
    4. The engine is turned off

13. You can pass the vision test only while wearing glasses. What happens?

    1. You must take a road test before you can drive
    2. You must retest every year
    3. You cannot drive at night
    4. Your licence requires corrective lenses

14. What does it mean to overdrive your headlights?

    1. Your high beams blind other drivers
    2. Your headlights are aimed too high
    3. You drive with lights off at dusk
    4. You can't stop within what your lights show

15. What kind of sign marks the Trans Canada Highway and provincial highways?

    1. A regulatory sign
    2. A temporary construction sign
    3. A route marker guide sign
    4. A warning sign

16. Why can driving far below the speed limit be a problem?

    1. It can block and endanger other traffic
    2. It is never a problem
    3. It wastes more fuel than speeding
    4. It always earns a fine

17. A driver is charged with an alcohol-related criminal impaired offence. How long until they can apply to drive with an ignition interlock?

    1. Right away
    2. After serving at least 90 days
    3. After 30 days
    4. After one year of the suspension

18. Which phone call is allowed for both new and experienced drivers?

    1. A call made while parked at the roadside
    2. A voice-to-text message
    3. A hands-free call to a friend while moving
    4. A one-touch call while moving

19. In a town there is no stop line, sidewalk or crosswalk at a stop sign. Where must you stop?

    1. Within 15 m of the intersection
    2. Within 10 m of the intersection
    3. Within 3 m of the intersection
    4. Right beside the sign post

20. A police officer asks for your licence but you left it at home. How long might you be given to produce it?

    1. Up to 24 hours
    2. Up to 7 days
    3. Up to 48 hours
    4. Up to 15 days

21. Which type of collision is among the most frequent?

    1. Collisions while backing
    2. Collisions in roundabouts
    3. Collisions with trains
    4. Collisions on freeways

22. What is the minimum following distance in ideal conditions?

    1. Two seconds
    2. One second
    3. One car length
    4. Three seconds

23. You come to this sign at a quiet rural intersection. What must you do?

    
    1. Yield only to traffic on your right
    2. Stop only if another vehicle is in sight
    3. Slow down and go if nothing is coming
    4. Stop fully, then go when the way is clear

24. In rural Saskatchewan, about what share of collisions involve a single vehicle?

    1. About 10%
    2. About 90%
    3. About 50%
    4. About 25%

25. A driver fails to stop when signalled by a peace officer. How long is the vehicle impounded?

    1. 3 days
    2. 60 days
    3. 7 days
    4. 30 days

26. An orange overhead lines sign is posted in a work area. Who most needs to be ready to stop?

    1. A driver with a high load
    2. A driver towing a short trailer
    3. A driver of a small car
    4. A motorcycle rider

27. Your light is green and no sign prohibits turns. What may you do once the intersection is clear?

    1. Only turn after first coming to a full stop
    2. Only go straight through
    3. Turn left, turn right or go straight
    4. Only turn right

28. You are stopped on a freeway shoulder. How should you get out of the car?

    1. Through the closest door
    2. Through the door away from traffic
    3. Through the rear hatch or trunk opening
    4. Through the driver's door

29. You turn left from a two-way street onto a one-way street. Where do you start and finish?

    1. Lane by the centre line into the leftmost lane
    2. Lane by the centre line into any lane
    3. Curb lane into the curb lane
    4. Curb lane into the leftmost lane

30. A new driver gets a second alcohol roadside suspension within five years. How long is it?

    1. 90 days
    2. 120 days
    3. 365 days
    4. 60 days