1) What shouldn't you do if your vehicle is disabled on a busy highway? a) Repair the vehicle on the highway b) Call for assistance c) Turn on the Hazard lights d) Raise the hood 2) How many demerit points will cause a suspension on a class 7 license?    a) When an accumulation of 15 or more points occurs within a two-year period b) When an accumulation of 8 or more points occurs within a two-year period c) When an accumulation of 8 or more points occurs within a one-year period d) When an accumulation of 6 or more points occurs within a two-year period 3) At night when you meet another vehicle with blinding bright lights, the safest thing to do is: a) Close your eyes until the light is no longer shining at you b) Look down at your dashboard c) Flash your high beam to let the opposing driver know you are being blinded d) Look slightly down and to the right hand side 4) How many demerit points for failing to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk? a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7 5) What should you do if your car is hydroplaning? a) Do not brake, release pressure on the accelerator and allow your vehicle to slow then look and steer where you want to go. b) Press the brakes hard c) Pump on the brakes d) Use the emergency brake 6) You should leave space between your vehicle and other vehicles because a) You can change lanes quicker b) You will have room to stop or steer around other vehicles if they move into your space c) There's more room to accelerate d) All of the above 7) In ideal conditions, how much travel time should you be from the car in front of you? a) 1 second b) 2 seconds c) 3 seconds d) 4 seconds 8) A solid centre line is on your side of the broken centre line, what does the solid centre line mean? a) It is unsafe to overtake and pass b) It is safe to overtake and pass c) Pass only when there is no opposing traffic d) Pass only during the day 9) What is the weave zone? a) Right hand turn lanes at an intersection b) Places where the highway entrance and exit use the same lane c) Places where you park d) Places where you are not allowed to park 10) If you are driving and your cell phone rings, what should you do? a) Pick up the phone quickly and make sure you have one hand on the steering wheel b) Turn it off, it is illegal to talk on the cellular phone while driving c) Answer your phone if there is no police around d) Let your voice mail service take the call and check your messages when you are parked 11) How much does a child have to weigh to be in a child safety seat? a) Under 10 pounds b) Under 20 pounds c) Under 30 pounds d) Under 40 pounds 12) What should you do if your passenger refuses to wear a seat belt? a) Drive anyway because he/she will be fined b) Refuse to drive until he/she puts on the seat belt c) Call the police d) Ask him to sit at the back 13) When parking your car on a downgrade, you should a) Park like you normally would b) Turn your front wheels away from the curb and set your parking brake c) Turn your front wheels towards the curb and set your parking brake d) Apply your parking brakes 14) What should you do to deal with black ice? a) Pump the brakes b) Hard brake and use the parking brake at the same time c) Ease off the accelerator and steer in the direction you want to go d) Accelerate to get your traction back and steer in the direction you want to go 15) What are the 3 main factors that determine how long it takes to stop a vehicle? a) The sun, the rain and the snow b) The age of the vehicle, the road condition and how hard you step on the brakes c) Driver's perception time, braking time and reaction time d) How distracted you are, how fast you are going and the weather conditions 16) Spacing cushion means a) The space between your parked car and the parked car beside you b) The space between your car and the car in front and behind you when you parallel park c) The space between your vehicle and vehicles around you d) The space between you and your steering wheel 17) How should you pass a cyclist on a road? a) Pull out slightly and pass  b) Stay in your lane, there's enough room for both c) Do not pass until the cyclist stops d) Pass like you would pass any other vehicle 18) Pulling out slightly into another lane to pass a cyclist is considered a) Staying in your own lane as long as you are not interfering with other vehicles b) Illegal because you are not allowed to pass cyclists in your lane c) Changing lanes and you should perform a mirror check, shoulder check and signal d) Not necessary because there's room for a car and cyclist to pass 19) What should you do if you want to pass a motorcycle? a) Pass on the right of the motorcycle b) Pass only if there is another lane between you and the motorcycle c) Use half of their lane to pass d) Pass just as you would with another car 20) When can you cross a bicycle lane? a) At anytime b) There is a broken white line or you are turning c) Only when it is safe to do so d) When there are no police officer nearby 21) Do cyclists observe the same rules as the drivers? a) Yes, they have the same rights and responsibilities b) No, cyclists always have the right of way c) Only if they wear a helmet d) Only during the day 22) What should you be aware of at a railway crossing? a) Warning lights that warns of an approaching train b) Motorcycle riders and cyclist who may slip and trip on the tracks c) Trains always have the right of way d) All of the above 23) What should you look for when approaching a railway crossing? a) Look for flashing lights, gates or a sign alerting you of an oncoming train b) Watch for motorcyclists and cyclists who may slip on the tracks c) Be cautious because trains move much more slowly d) All of the above 24) A school bus with red signal lights flashing is stopped ahead of you. What are you required to do under the law when meeting or overtaking the bus? a) Sound horn before passing b) Reduce speed and pass with caution c) Do not pass until the bus proceeds or the signal lights are no longer flashing d) Wait for opposing vehicles to pass 25) What does it mean when a pedestrian is using a white cane? a) The pedestrian is visually impaired b) The pedestrian is disabled c) The pedestrian is old d) The pedestrian is hearing impaired 26) Why is it a bad idea to follow bicycle riders too closely? a) Bicycles can fall down at any time b) Bicycles do not have break lights to warn you when they are stopping c) Your vehicle goes significantly faster than a bicycle so you may clip them d) There's nothing wrong with following bicycles too closely 27) Why is it necessary to check over your shoulder when changing lanes? a) To check the license plate of the car behind you b) There will always be a blind spot in your mirrors, no matter how you adjust them c) To see who is driving d) All of the above 28) A flashing red signal light at an intersection represents a) Slow down and proceed with caution b) Stop and do not proceed through the intersection c) Stop. Proceed only when it is safe to do so d) Slow down and if necessary yield to cars approaching from the left or right 29) How do you know whether you are approaching a stale green light? a) (A) The crosswalk signal changed to a flashing orange hand from a white walking figure b) (B) Cars are lined up at the cross street waiting for their light to turn green c) (C) There are no cars making a right turn d) (D) Only A and B are correct 30) How close can you legally park to a fire hydrant? a) 1 metre  b) 2 metre c) 3 metre d) 5 metre 31) Which of the following conditions is it illegal and dangerous to make a "U" turn? a) All of the above b) On a curve or hill c) On a railway crossing or within 30m of a railway crossing d) Where there is a sign prohibiting U-turns 32) What should you do if your vehicle is disabled on the freeway? a) Turn on your hazard lights and stop b) Call 911 immediately c) Signal, pull off the road, turn your hazard lights on and stay with your vehicle d) Pull over to the shoulder and turn on your hazard lights 33) What should you do when you are pulling out from a curb? a) Signal and then pull out b) Check your side mirror and then pull out c) Check your rear-view mirror and then pull out d) Signal, do a shoulder check and only pull out when it is safe 34) How can you reduce the chance of animal collision? a) Watch for animal crossing signs b) Be cautious at dusk and dawn c) Scan the road ahead for animals d) All of the above 35) What must you do if you are involved in an accident? a) Provide assistance, give your name, contact information and insurance information to others involved in the accident b) Stop only if you think the damage exceeds $1000 c) Stop only if someone is hurt d) Report the accident to the police immediately and provide assistance 36) What should you do if you are heading for a collision? a) Press hard on the brakes and the parking break b) Slow down as much as possible and steer for something that will cushion your car c) Take your hands off the wheel d) Steer hard to the right 37) What should you do if you witness a crash? a) Park your vehicle away from the crash b) Stay with any injured persons until help arrives c) Call emergency services if needed d) All of the above 38) You should _______________ if a large animal is in your path and you can't stop in time. a) All of the below b) Brake hard c) Hit the animal at an angle d) Take your foot off the brakes before hitting the animal so it doesn't come through your windshield 39) What alcohol level in the blood can you be convicted of being an impaired driver? a) 0.04 b) 0.06 c) 0.08 d) 0.1 40) When holding a Class 7 Learner's License, what's your allowed alcohol level? a) 0 b) 0.02 c) 0.08 d) 0.16 41) How are distances between cities shown? a) Miles b) Kilometres c) Meters d) Yards 42) In ideal conditions, how much travel time should you be from the car in front of you? a) 1 second b) 2 seconds c) 3 seconds d) 4 seconds 43) What should you do if someone is tailgating you? a) Move into another lane when it is safe to do so b) Slow down slightly to increase the space between your car and the car in front of you c) Pull over to let the tailgater pass d) All of the above 44) Why is it important to stay well behind and out of the blind spots of large trucks and buses? a) You are not visible to the driver if you follow too close b) You do not have a clear view of the road if you follow too close c) The vehicle may crush you if they are turning at an intersection d) All of the above 45) Why is tailgating dangerous? a) The vehicle in front of you can block your view and you may not have time to stop safely b) It is only dangerous if you are an inexperienced driver c) It is only dangerous if you are on the highway d) It is only dangerous in the city 46) Why should you leave extra space when following a motorcycle? a) Motorcycles change lanes very quickly b) It's hard to spot a motorcycle c) Motorcycles can stop very quickly d) Motorcycles can fall at anytime 47) You should leave space between your vehicle and other vehicles because a) You can change lanes quicker b) You will have room to stop or steer around other vehicles if they move into your space c) There's more room to accelerate d) All of the above 48) What should you do when approached by an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and siren? a) Stop immediately b) Keep going but move to another lane so you do not interfere with the emergency vehicle c) Slow down and let the vehicle pass d) Pull over to the curb and stop 49) When are you allowed not to stop for an emergency vehicle? a) If you can go faster than the emergency vehicle b) When you are on the opposite side of a divided highway c) If you are in a hurry d) You always have to stop for an emergency vehicle 50) When do you have to yield to emergency vehicles with flashing lights and sirens? a) Only if they are driving in the same direction as you b) At all times c) When there's heavy traffic d) Only yield to police vehicles 51) How should you test your brakes on roads with ice? a) Go 100 km per hour and hit the brakes b) Lightly tap the breaks at a stop to test your grips for easier braking going no faster than 7 km per hour c) Don't test at all and risk the crash d) Go fast, ice doesn't affect roads 52) If you are stranded in your vehicle in a snow storm, you should a) Keep you engine on to warm up your vehicle b) Run your car for about 5 minutes an hour to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning c) Leave your car and walk to the nearest gas station d) Turn off your engine and wait for the snow storm to pass 53) What should you be prepared to deal with on wet roads? a) All of the below b) Loss of traction c) Poor visibility d) Hydroplaning 54) Are you allowed to back your vehicle into an intersection or crosswalk in an urban area? a) Yes b) Yes, only if there's no vehicles at the intersection c) Yes, only if you give the proper signal and there's no vehicles at the intersection d) No 55) If you are on a one way street making a left turn at the intersection, which lane should you be on? a) At any lane as long as you signal b) The center lane c) The left lane d) The right lane 56) What is an uncontrolled intersection? a) If there are no traffic lights or traffic signs b) If the traffic light doesn't have an advance left turn signal c) If there are no police officers directing traffic at the intersection d) If the intersection doesn't have a pedestrian crossing 57) What should you always do at an uncontrolled intersection? a) Stop completely, make sure it is safe and proceed with caution b) Slow down, make sure it is safe and proceed with caution c) Go right through the intersection d) Stop well before the intersection and slowly proceed through the intersection 58) When two cars reach a four-way stop sign intersection at the same time _____________ should be given the right-of-way. a) The only that honks b) The vehicle approaching from the left c) The vehicle approaching from the right d) None of the above 59) Before turning at an upcoming intersection, you should be at the proper turning lane at least ______________ from the intersection. a) 10 metres b) 15 metres c) 20 metres d) 30 metres 60) If there's a white diamond in a lane then that means   a) Anyone can use this lane b) This lane is reserved for specific vehicles c) This is a passing lane d) This lane is for emergency vehicles 61) It is illegal to pass another vehicle when a) There is a sign showing a no-passing zone b) A solid yellow line is on your side of the center line c) Approaching vehicles are too close d) All of the above 62) Never change lanes in traffic without a) Giving proper signal and checking to make sure the lane change can be made safely b) Slow down and giving correct signal c) Check to make sure traffic is clear and make the lane change quickly d) Hong and give proper signal 63) The broken center line on the road means a) Pass if the way is clear b) Never pass c) Pass at any time d) Pass during emergencies only 64) Under which circumstance should you not pass the oncoming lane? a) On a curve or hill b) At an intersection c) On a railway crossing or within 30 metres of railway crossing d) All of the above 65) What does a solid white line to the left of your vehicle mean? a) Lane change only available during the day b) Lane change only available during the night c) Left lane change is permitted d) Left lane change is not permitted 66) When travelling on the outside lane of a roundabout, a driver must yield to a) Traffic that's on the driver's left side b) Traffic that's on the driver's right side c) Vehicles that honk d) Vehicles entering the traffic circle 67) Which lane should you use on freeways with 2 or more lanes in each direction? a) (A) Use any lane except for the left lane so higher-speed traffic and vehicles can pass b) (B) In the lane that gives you the best visibility c) (C) In the left lane so you can move faster d) (D) Only A and B are correct 68) A flashing amber light at an intersection means a) Wait for the light to turn green b) Slow down and proceed with caution c) Stop and do not proceed through the intersection d) Stop and proceed when it is safe to do so

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