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1. Who is liable if a vehicle is driven by an unlicensed driver?
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Answer: c) Both the driver and the owner of the vehicle.
If a vehicle is driven by a person without a licence, both the actual driver and the owner of the vehicle are liable for the offence.
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2. What is the minimum age requirement to obtain a Class 5 or Class 6 driver's licence?
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Answer: c) 16 years old.
The minimum age requirement for a Class 5 or Class 6 driver's licence is 16 years.
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3. What is the first legal requirement for a driver involved in an accident?
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Answer: a) Stop and give all reasonable assistance.
If you are involved in an accident, you are legally required to stop your vehicle and provide all reasonable assistance to those involved.
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4. How long does a new resident have to change their vehicle registration to a Nunavut registration?
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Answer: a) 30 days
If you are a new resident in Nunavut, you must change your vehicle registration to a Nunavut registration within 30 days.
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5. Which of the following items should be checked under the hood before you drive?
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Answer: c) Oil level, fan belts, and coolant hoses.
Before driving, you should check under the hood for oil level, fan belts, radiator and coolant hoses, and windshield washer fluid.
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What does this sign mean?
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Answer: a) No U-turn permitted.
This regulatory sign indicates that U-turns are not permitted.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) No heavy trucks permitted.
This regulatory sign indicates that no heavy trucks are allowed on the street or highway.
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What is the required action at this sign?
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Answer: c) Come to a stop and do not proceed until absolutely safe.
You must come to a stop and do not proceed until absolutely safe to do so.
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What should you do when you see a school crosswalk sign?
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Answer: d) Reduce speed, be prepared to stop, and never overtake.
At a school crosswalk sign, reduce speed and be prepared to stop. Never attempt to overtake or pass another vehicle at these crosswalks.
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10. What does a 'No Snow Vehicles' sign indicate?
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Answer: a) Motorized snow vehicles are prohibited.
The 'No Snow Vehicles' sign prohibits motorized snow vehicles on the street or highway where posted.
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What does this sign warn of?
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Answer: d) Winding road ahead; passing restricted.
This sign warns of a winding road ahead and that passing is restricted.
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12.
What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Two lanes merge ahead.
This warning sign indicates that two lanes merge ahead. Drivers should be prepared for traffic entering their lane or prepare to merge into traffic.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: a) Stop sign ahead.
This sign warns that there is a stop sign ahead.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Railway crossing advance warning.
This is a railway crossing advance warning sign.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Road narrows to one lane; right lane ends.
This sign warns that the road ahead narrows to one lane and the right lane ends.
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What information does this sign provide?
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Answer: d) Underpass ahead with overhead clearance height.
This sign warns of an underpass ahead and shows the overhead clearance.
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17.
What do chevron signs warn of?
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Answer: b) Alignment changes on curves or sharp turns.
Chevrons warn of alignment changes on curves or sharp turns.
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18. What does the colour brown indicate on a traffic sign?
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Answer: a) Off road facilities.
Standard sign colours: Brown indicates off road facilities.
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19.
What does this sign point to?
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Answer: d) Airport.
The aeroplane symbol points the direction to an airport.
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20.
What does the sign with a question mark indicate?
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Answer: b) Travel Information.
The sign with a question mark indicates Travel Information.
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21. What is the standard sequence of traffic lights?
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Answer: a) Green, Amber, Red, Green.
The standard sequence of signals is green-amber-red and then begin with green again.
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22. When a police officer is directing traffic, what must you do?
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Answer: b) Follow the officer's directions, which overrule signs or lights.
You must follow the police officer's directions. He/she can overrule any signs or lights.
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23. What do separate flashing amber lights (beacons) generally indicate?
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Answer: b) Caution for an upcoming hazard or obstruction.
Separate flashing amber lights mean caution and warn of an upcoming hazard or physical obstruction.
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24. What does a flashing green light indicate?
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Answer: c) You may turn left, right, or go straight; opposing traffic has a red light.
A flashing green light allows traffic to turn left, right, or go straight. Opposing traffic faces a red light.
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What can you do on a green arrow with no red light?
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Answer: c) Go only in the direction of the arrow.
On a green arrow with no red light, you can go only in the direction of the green arrow.
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26. How far must you stop from the nearest rail at a railway crossing within a municipality?
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Answer: c) Not less than 15 metres.

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27. Does a driver need to yield to a jaywalking pedestrian?
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Answer: a) Yes, yield to pedestrians under any circumstances.
Drivers must yield to pedestrians under any circumstances, even if they are jaywalking.
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What must a driver do when entering a highway from a private driveway? Show answer
Answer: b) Yield to all traffic and pedestrians.
When entering from a private road or driveway, you must yield the right-of-way to all traffic and pedestrians.
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What does this sign indicate regarding U-turns?
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Answer: b) U-turns are prohibited.
Turnabouts are prohibited where a sign prohibits making a U-turn.
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30. Using the Time Interval Driving Method, what does it mean if you pass a checkpoint less than two seconds after the car ahead?
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Answer: d) Your following distance is too short.
If it takes fewer than two seconds to pass the same checkpoint as the vehicle ahead, your interval is too short to stop safely.
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31. What should you do if another vehicle is passing you?
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Answer: d) Reduce speed and keep to the right.
If you are being passed, assist the other driver by reducing your speed and keeping to the right of the roadway.
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32. How far must you be from a fire hydrant when parking?
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Answer: a) More than 3 meters (10 ft).
It is illegal to park within 3 meters (10 ft) of a fire hydrant.
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33. What is the parking restriction near a fire station driveway?
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Answer: a) Do not park within 6 meters (20 ft).
You must not park within 6 meters (20 ft) of a driveway to a fire station.
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34. What should you do if you encounter a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross?
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Answer: c) Do not pass the vehicle.
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35. What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on a freeway?
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Answer: a) Get as far off the road as possible.
In an emergency such as a breakdown, get as far off the road as possible to ensure safety.
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36. What does "overdriving your headlights" mean?
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Answer: a) Driving faster than your headlights allow you to see and stop safely.
You should never drive so fast that you cannot stop within the distance illuminated by your headlights.
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37. Is it safe to coast down a hill in neutral?
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Answer: d) No, it is dangerous and puts all strain on the brakes.
Never coast in neutral. It removes engine braking, putting the entire job of stopping on the brakes, which could lead to loss of control.
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38. How can you prevent skidding when approaching a slippery or dangerous spot on the road?
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Answer: c) Slow down as you approach the danger spot.
To avoid skidding, slow down as you approach danger spots and do not accelerate, brake, or change direction quickly.
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39. Which organ is primarily responsible for burning up alcohol to eliminate it from the body?
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Answer: d) The liver.
Alcohol must be burned up by the liver and passed from the body through the kidneys and lungs. Coffee, food, or cold showers will not speed up this process.
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40. Can a driver be charged with impaired driving if their blood alcohol level is below 0.08%?
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Answer: d) Yes, if their ability to drive is impaired.
A charge of impaired driving can be laid regardless of the alcohol level found in the blood if the ability to drive safely is impaired.
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