class 5 practice test

Question 1 of 25

Driving is?

A right
Something everyone does
A social activity that bears responsibility and potential consequences
A fun activity that allows you to get around to all the coolest parties and raves

Question 2 of 25

Wearing a seatbelt during a collision in water, the occupants are more likely to survive because?

The vehicle will float and seatbelts play no role in survival statistics
The water prevents the vehicle from catching fire
It is most likely that the seatbelt will prevent the driver from being knocked unconscious, thus she can escape the wreckage
The ejector seat only works when the seatbelt is attached

Question 3 of 25

Which of the following is NOT a road user?

Pedestrian
Wheeled electric scooter
Train
Bicycle
Sponge-Bob-Square-Pants

Question 4 of 25

Daylight running lights. . .?

Waste battery life
Are redundant
Make your vehicle more visible to other traffic, thus reducing your risk of being involved in a collision
Can be used at night to evade police after pulling off a bank heist

Question 5 of 25

Good safe driving habits can reduce fuel consumption by how much?

10%
5%
50%
30%

Question 6 of 25

Overdriving your headlights is defined as?

Having your headlights fall out of their holders and being run over by the tires of your car while driving down the highway
An oncoming car not switching to low beams when approaching you at night
Travelling too fast and you are not able to stop within the distance covered by your headlights
The lights on your car are not halogen equipped

Question 7 of 25

Which of the following is NOT a reason that a vehicle will spin out of control?

Over-steering
Over-braking
Over-accelerating
Playing the stereo too loud while riding around with your friends

Question 8 of 25

Illegal drugs, alcohol and some over-the-counter drugs can impair your ability to operate a motor-vehicle; abstaining from the first two will ensure your alertness for driving, but if unsure about prescription drugs what or whom should you consult?

Your spouse
The label of the container in which the drugs came;
Your pharmacist or physician
The vehicle’s owner’s manual
b and c are correct

Question 9 of 25

When negotiating a curve in the road, the proper procedure is to?

If you determine that the vehicle’s speed is too high, then you should slow down
Slow down before entering the curve, accelerate gently as you turn, and then accelerate back to highway speed as you exit the curve
Go as fast as you can through the curve as this technique will give your passengers a better ride
Drive at the recommended speed for the curve

Question 10 of 25

Carbon monoxide is . . .?

No longer a concern with vehicles manufactured after 2006
Only a concern when the vehicle’s engine is operated in an enclosed space
Especially dangerous because it is odourless, colourless, tasteless and difficult to detect
Something that only affects a small percentage of the driving population
b and c are correct

Question 11 of 25

Which of the following information is NOT information you are required to exchange with the other driver if involved in a collision?

Date of Birth
Licence plate numbers
Your name and address
The name and address of the registered owner of the vehicle

Question 12 of 25

When parking it is best?

Drive into the spot
Look both ways
Back into the spot
Cover the brake

Question 13 of 25

Convex mirrors provide?

A better view to the rear
A wider field of view but make things look smaller and farther away than they actually are
A means of scoping out good looking people while driving
Employment to specialty glass blowers

Question 14 of 25

It is important to leave yourself an escape route while driving so that?

You can get away if you pick up an undesirable hitch hiker
You can evacuate the vehicle in the event of a fire
You can steer out of an emergency situation on the road, which is faster than braking
Rather than braking for a traffic hazard, you can steer around it and not be late for that important meeting

Question 15 of 25

When passing horses on the roadway, what is the proper procedure?

Accelerate as quickly as possible because horses can run very fast
Stop and wait for the horses to move off to a distance where you can no longer see them
Use due care by slowing down and giving them as much room as possible when passing – do not honk the horn as this may spook them
Sing “Ole’ McDonald had a farm” at the top of your lungs while passing

Question 16 of 25

After coming to a complete stop at a stop sign, and there is an obstruction blocking your view, how do you proceed?

After coming to a complete stop, treat the intersection as having a yield sign
Use a signal person to indicate when the way is clear and you can proceed
After coming to a complete stop, simply count to 5 and then proceed through the intersection
Wait until Barney the Purple Dinosaur tells you that it is safe to proceed into the intersection

Question 17 of 25

Which one of the following will NOT impact a driver’s following distance?

Posted speed limits
Road conditions
Traffic conditions
Weather conditions
Lighting conditions

Question 18 of 25

Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit in urban areas?

50km/hr
60km/hr
Doesn’t matter, so long as you do not exceed the flow of traffic
30mph

Question 19 of 25

Wearing shoes while driving allows you to?

Reduce the number of smelly pine trees required in your vehicle
Allows you to hide the fact that you need new socks
The extra reach allows you to roll down the passenger window with your feet while driving
Allows the driver to have good contact with the pedals

Question 20 of 25

How do you know if the vehicle that you are driving is equipped with ABS (Anti-lock braking systems)?

It is written on the brake pedal
The owner’s manual
There is a label on the side of the master cylinder
A light will appear on the dash for a brief period of time when the key is turned to the "ON" position

Question 21 of 25

Properly inflated tires do which of the following?

Save fuel
Increase vehicle traction
Prolong tire life
Improve vehicle performance
All the above

Question 22 of 25

“Hazard perception” is defined as?

The ability to recognize other “goofballs” on the road and stay well ahead of them
The ability to recognize hazards, which are anything that could potentially harm you are other road users
The ability to see clearly obstructions in your rear-view mirror
The ability to see obstructions in your blind spots by conducting effective shoulder checks

Question 23 of 25

school_stop

This sign means?

Stop, and proceed when the way is clear
Yield
School bus stop sign-proceed only after the sign has retracted and the flashing lights have been turned off
Proceed when the way is clear

Question 24 of 25

Which one of the following does NOT maximize fuel economy?

Good tire pressure
Steady speeds
Over use of the brake pedal
Ample space margins

Question 25 of 25

Which of the following is NOT a form of communicating your intentions to other road users?

Vehicle position
Lights
Eye Contact
Sponge-Bob-Square-Pants giving them the finger

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