Class 5 Mock Test

#1. A passenger can help a driver to drive safely by?

Speaking loud, to let him understand.

Making radio loud.

Asking questions about way/ route.

Avoiding heated or emotional conversations.

#2. What should a driver do while turning right?

Look through side mirrors

Look over the shoulder and at 180 degree angle.

Look left and right on both sides

#3. After school zone ends speed should be?

50 km/h

60 km/h

70 km/h

80 km/h

#4. If you see a pedestrian at the side of the road who is about to jaywalk, you should

honk your horn and proceed at the same speed.

stop and yield the right-of-way.

slow down and be prepared to stop.

pull over.

You must always be prepared to stop if you see a pedestrian who is about to step out in front of you. But don’t encourage jaywalking (crossing between intersections) by stopping and inviting the pedestrian to cross. The car behind you may not be expecting you to stop and may crash into you. Drivers in the other lanes may not see the pedestrian crossing in front of your vehicle and may hit the person. Under Section 180 of the Motor Vehicle Act, a jaywalker does NOT have the legal right-of-way. However, under Section 181, you must always take care to avoid colliding with any pedestrian

#5. When it is ok to cross over the posted speed limit?

While passing.

Never

In poor weather conditions.

In good weather conditions.

#6. When leaving a highway, you should slow down

before you signal your intention to turn off the highway.

after you enter the exit lane.

Before you enter the exit lane.

only if there are vehicles behind you.

Signal your intention to turn off the highway, maintaining your speed until you enter the exit lane. Then slow down gradually as you prepare to enter roads with lower speed limits.

#7. When you are approaching a stop sign, you must

Cross the solid white line and stop.

Stop before the broken yellow stop line.

Stop before the solid white stop line.

Stop at the edge of the road.

A thick solid white line across a lane approaching an intersection is a stop line. If you must stop for a red light or stop sign, you must stop before the stop line if there is one

#8. When you are driving behind motorcyclist you should?

Keep maintaining your speed on other side of road.

Drive slowly.

Apply brakes.

Keep more distance or while following up.

#9. In good /ideal conditions space from vehicle in front should be?

4 seconds.

3 seconds.

2 seconds.

5 seconds.

#10. Which of the following statements is true about using cellphones while driving?

Only fully licensed drivers may use hands-free cellphones.

All drivers may use hands-free cellphones.

Drivers may answer phone calls but may not read text messages.

Drivers may answer phone calls only when stopped at a red light.

B.C. drivers may not use hand-held cellphones except to call 9-1-1 to report an emergency.

#11. When driving, how can you reduce fuel consumption?

Drive at a steady speed within the speed limit.

Don't leave the engine running while you're parked.

Do all of the above.

Make sure that your tires are properly inflated.

Safe driving habits can reduce your fuel consumption by as much as 30 percent. Drive at a steady speed within the posted speed limit or below. Don’t idle your engine for more than 60 seconds. Check tire pressures at least monthly; underinflated tires increase fuel consumption.

#12. The best way to see if someone is in your blind spot is to?

Look around.

Ask passengers to look for you.

Look through mirrors.

Look over the shoulder.

#13. Tailgating is dangerous, mainly because

You are in a blind spot of the vehicle ahead.

You are blocking the view of the driver ahead.

You don't have enough time to react safely.

You are forcing the vehicle ahead to speed up.

Tailgating (following too closely behind the vehicle in front) is a major cause of rear-end collisions. If you tailgate, the vehicle in front can block your view of hazards ahead. Worse, if the vehicle stops suddenly, you’ll have no time to slow down and stop safely. (A common crash scenario: Traffic in the tailgater’s lane may be slowing ahead, and he or she decides to move into a faster lane. The tailgater takes his or her eyes off the road ahead to check his or her blind spot. At that moment, the vehicle in front slows down and the tailgater fails to see it in time to slow down too.) If you rear-end the other driver, you will be held responsible for the crash.

#14. On a freeway with more than two lanes in each direction, which lane should you use for normal driving?

Centre lane or right-hand lane

Any lane

Left-hand lane

Right-hand lane

Choose the lane that gives you the best visibility and allows you to go where you want to go. However, avoid the left lane for most normal driving; the left lane should be used as a passing lane. Usually, one of the centre lanes offers the smoothest flow of traffic.

#15. Heavy occupancy vehicle(H.O.V ) lane can be used by?

Trucks, cars.

While heavy traffic.

in bad weather.

Buses, cars, motorcyclist and cyclist.

#16. When driving through a road construction zone, you should

reduce your speed to the posted speed limit.

speed up to get through it faster.

reduce your speed to the posted speed limit only if there are workers present.

maintain your usual speed.

Look for construction zones ahead and be prepared to obey traffic control devices within the zone. You must obey the directions of traffic control persons and road construction signs from the start to the end of the construction zone. Construction zone speed limits apply 24 hours a day when posted.

#17. Which of the following are known as uncontrolled intersections?

Intersections that are not protected by stop signs, yield signs or traffic lights

Intersections where the speed limit is not posted

Intersections that are not controlled by a flashing red light

Intersections that are not protected by a police officer

Uncontrolled intersections are intersections that have no signs or traffic lights. At uncontrolled intersections, you must follow the right-of-way rules to determine which vehicles can proceed first.

#18. You cannot pass the other vehicle when?

During good weather condition.

Where the vision is less or obstructed.

When you are on motorcycle

When you are on the 2 lane highway

#19. What is the attitude or style of driving?

Something that you take when the time you are born.

Not a factor in crash.

Something that you choose.

The something that you take with.

#20. When entering a tunnel on a sunny day, you should

Speed up to get through the tunnel as soon as possible.

Just keep driving as before.

Slow down to let your eyes adjust to the lower light levels.

Keep your sunglasses on because removing them would distract you from driving.

It takes time for your eyes to adjust to dim light or darkness. The older you are, the longer it takes for your eyes to adjust. Before entering a tunnel, slow down to give your eyes more time to adjust to the lower light levels. Also remove your sunglasses and turn on your headlights for increased visibility.

#21. To reduce the sudden impact of collision you should?

Steer toward pit hole.

Steer toward bushes or high snow bank.

Hit another car in front instead of side.

Hold steering wheel tightly.

#22. Most of the collision from back/rear can be avoided by?

Driving slowly.

Keeping more distance.

Driving fast.

#23. If your gas pedal sticks and you cannot free it with your foot, what should you do?

Keep driving until you run out of gas.

Apply the brakes and shift into neutral.

Apply both the brakes and the parking brake.

Slam on the brakes.

If your gas pedal sticks and you cannot lift it with your toe, apply the brakes and look for an escape path that will get you off the road. While continuing to brake, shift into neutral to disconnect the engine from the drive wheels. This may damage your engine, but it’s better than crashing. Follow your escape path and once you’re stopped, turn off the engine. Don’t try to restart the engine; call for help instead

#24. While backing, if you not able to see clearly you should?

Look through the mirror and continue.

Look properly and back up slowly and slowly.

Make on your hazard lights on.

Honk the horn

#25. Which of the following clues might indicate that you are approaching a stale green light?

Pedestrians are no longer in the intersection.

The crosswalk signal has changed to a white figure.

You see the light turn green before you reach the intersection.

Many cars are waiting on the cross street.

A stale green light is a light that has been green for a long time. A stale green light may turn yellow at any moment. If you didn’t see the light turn green, then it may be stale. Other indications that the green light is stale include multiple cars lined up on the cross street waiting for the red light to change or a crosswalk signal that has changed from a white figure (“WALK” signal) to an orange hand already

#26. To help prevent collision with an animal, you should

Watch for animal crossing signs.

Do all of the above.

Scan the sides of the roadway ahead for animals.

Be extra cautious at dusk and dawn.

Crashing into a large animal can cause damage and injury, not only to the animal but also to you and your passengers. To help prevent a collision with an animal, scan the sides of the roadway ahead for animals and watch for animal crossing signs. Slow down in these areas. Be extra cautious at dusk and dawn, because animals are most likely to move around to feed during these times. At night, look for sudden, unusual spots of light on the roadway. This may be the reflection of your headlights off an animal’s eyes.

#27. Driver honks the horn to cyclist?

In bad weather condition.

In good weather condition.

To warn cyclist.

#28. Why should you leave space margins between your vehicle and other vehicles?

You will be able to drive more erratically without disturbing other drivers.

You will have room to manoeuvre if other vehicles start to move into your space.

It will be safer for you to exceed the speed limit.

All of the above are valid reasons.

While you’re driving, keep at least one metre of clear space on each side of your vehicle and maintain a safe following distance behind the vehicle in front of you. Doing this will provide an escape route for you. If something happens in your lane, you can pull into another lane to avoid trouble.

#29. When you are driving in residential area and on the other side of road bus has stopped,you should be extra careful?

Have honk the horn before pulling into traffic.

Give the right of way to the bus.

Cannot see the vehicle that will pass.

May hide the pedestrian that are prepare to pass the road behind the bus .

#30. When parking downhill on a street with a curb, in which direction should you turn your front wheels?

Toward the curb

In any direction

Parallel to the curb

Away from the curb

If you’re parking facing downhill on a street with a curb, turn the front wheels toward the curb. If your vehicle’s brakes fail, the curb will block your vehicle from rolling forward. Make sure you still set your parking brake and leave your transmission in the correct gear (Park for an automatic transmission or Reverse for a standard transmission)