Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test 8

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. When may you drive in a two-way centre turning lane?

   1. To wait out a traffic jam
   2. Only to make a left turn
   3. To pass slower traffic
   4. As an extra driving lane

2. Which window tint is not allowed?

   1. Aftermarket tint on the front side windows
   2. Sunshades fitted in the rear passenger windows
   3. Factory tint on rear windows
   4. Tint on the sunroof

3. A tow truck with amber and blue lights flashing is helping a stalled car on the roadside. How fast may you pass it?

   1. No faster than 80 km/h
   2. No faster than 60 km/h
   3. No faster than 30 km/h
   4. At the posted speed limit

4. While passing a car on a two-lane highway, how should you control your speed?

   1. Slow down once beside it
   2. Match the other car's speed
   3. Keep accelerating, but stay within the limit
   4. Exceed the limit briefly to finish the pass faster

5. Why should you shift into reverse as soon as possible when parallel parking?

   1. To lock the doors
   2. To turn on your back-up lights
   3. To turn off the engine
   4. To fold in the side mirrors first

6. A snow plow is moving along the highway clearing snow. Can you pass it?

   1. Only at 60 km/h or less
   2. Only on the right shoulder
   3. Never while it is plowing
   4. Yes, if it is safe to do so

7. How are penalties for drug-impaired driving compared with alcohol-impaired driving?

   1. They are only fines
   2. They are the same
   3. They are lighter
   4. They apply only to new drivers

8. Two lanes going your way are separated by a solid white line. May you move across it?

   1. Yes, at speeds under 60 km/h
   2. Yes, if you signal first
   3. No, you may not cross a solid line
   4. Yes, if traffic is light

9. Which ability does alcohol affect first?

   1. Balance
   2. Judgment
   3. Hearing
   4. Steering

10. To begin parallel parking, how far out from the car in front should you be?

    1. About two metres
    2. Touching its side mirror
    3. About one car width
    4. About half a metre

11. You missed your exit on Circle Drive. What should you do?

    1. Make a U-turn across the median
    2. Stop in the lane and wait
    3. Stop and back up on the shoulder
    4. Continue to the next interchange

12. When should you avoid using cruise control?

    1. In daylight
    2. On icy or slippery roads
    3. On long trips
    4. On dry, straight highways

13. Children under what age must ride in an approved car seat or booster seat?

    1. Seven
    2. Nine
    3. Twelve
    4. Five

14. You want to turn left into a store halfway down a block with a centre turning lane. Where do you enter the lane?

    1. Two blocks before the store
    2. At the start of the block
    3. Next to the store's entrance
    4. Anywhere you like

15. An overhead lane sign hangs over the roadway. Which lane does each sign control?

    
    1. Every lane in that direction
    2. Only the curb lane
    3. The lane to its right
    4. The lane it is centred over

16. You have the right of way, but a driver ahead clearly won't yield. What should you do?

    1. Keep going; it's your right
    2. Honk and drive through
    3. Avoid the collision
    4. Speed up to get ahead

17. You are a Novice 1 driver with a Bluetooth system in your car. May you take a hands-free call while driving?

    1. Yes, if the call is under a minute
    2. Yes, hands-free is always allowed
    3. Yes, on highways only
    4. No, GDL drivers can't use hands-free

18. Who may stop in a designated bus lane?

    1. Any taxi picking up a fare
    2. Any driver for under two minutes
    3. Delivery trucks with their four-way flashers turned on
    4. Buses, emergency vehicles, some accessible taxis

19. As a Novice 1 driver, how many passengers who are not immediate family may you carry?

    1. None
    2. Three
    3. Two
    4. One

20. You turned too sharply on a slippery road and the front wheels slide straight ahead. What corrects it?

    1. Turn the wheel even further
    2. Turn the wheel back toward centre
    3. Brake hard
    4. Speed up

21. What three steering movements take you around an obstacle?

    1. Steer, brake, reverse
    2. Brake, steer, and accelerate back out
    3. Steer, counter-steer, straighten out
    4. Look, honk, steer

22. You and another car approach an intersection, and it stays in the same spot in your view. What does this mean?

    1. It is going much slower
    2. It is turning away from you
    3. It is stopped and waiting
    4. You are on a collision course

23. You approach a pedestrian crosswalk sign with lights that are flashing. What must you do?

    1. Stop, then go when it is safe
    2. Slow down and keep going
    3. Stop only if a child is crossing
    4. Sound your horn and continue

24. How long are passed written exam results valid?

    1. One year
    2. Six months
    3. Two years
    4. Five years

25. You enter the intersection on a green light to turn left, but oncoming traffic is heavy. What may happen?

    1. You may finish the turn on amber or red
    2. You must turn right instead
    3. You must back out of the intersection
    4. You may turn in front of oncoming cars

26. You want to turn right at a red light and no sign prohibits it. What must you do first?

    1. Signal and turn without stopping
    2. Wait for the light to turn green
    3. Slow down and turn if clear
    4. Stop and yield to pedestrians and traffic

27. When don't you need to dim your high beams for oncoming traffic?

    1. On any four-lane road
    2. Divided highway, roadways 22 m or more apart
    3. When the other driver doesn't dim theirs first
    4. On gravel roads at night

28. The gates are down at a railway crossing but you can't see a train. What must you do?

    1. Cross if you look both ways first
    2. Drive around the gates carefully
    3. Wait until the gates go up
    4. Back up and use the shoulder

29. What does a posted speed limit represent?

    1. The speed most drivers on that road use
    2. The minimum speed allowed
    3. The fastest speed in ideal conditions
    4. A suggested speed only

30. You lend your car to a friend who gets it impounded for stunting. Who pays the towing and storage?

    1. Nobody, since you weren't driving
    2. You, the owner
    3. Your friend, directly to police
    4. SGI