WorksheetsWeek Quiz #1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Using the 2-second rule to judge a safe following distance when driving:
Is more accurate on rural highways than in urban centres
Is not accurate at speeds greater than 100 km/h
Is accurate at any speed
Is not accurate at speeds lower than 30 km/h
This sign indicates:
Traffic entering from the right
winding road ahead
Curve right
Concealed intersection on the right
A driver approaching a flashing red traffic light must:
Stop and wait for the flashing green light
Reduce speed and proceed with caution
Stop and proceed only when safe to do so
Stop until the signal light turns green
This sign indicates:
Do not enter
Slow moving vehicles ahead
Warning, yeild sign ahead
Warning, traffic is approaching
According to the law in Alberta, it is the drivers reponsibility to ensure that all passengers under what age are properly retrained in the vehicle?
18 years
24 years
21 years
16 years
When parallel parking, the vehicle's wheels closest to the curb must be within what maximum distance?
80 centimetres from the curb
30 centimetres from the curb
10 centimetres from the curb
50 centemetres from the curb
Who is responsible and legally obligated to report any medical condition, change in health, or physical disability that may affect a driver's ability to drive
The driver's employer
The driver
the driver's doctor
The driver's insurance company
This sign indicates:
Road narrows, left
Two-way traffic
Divided highway ends
Obstruction - keepleft
This sign indicates:
Rumble strips
Construction zone
Bump
Pavement ends
Under the Graduated Drivcer Licensing program, what is the minimum amount of time that a person must serve as a probationary Class 5 driver?
6 months
18 months
2 years
1 year
A large "X" painted on the pavement indicates:
construction ahead
The traffic lane is ending
Railway crossing ahead
Wild animal crossing ahead
A driver is required to report all collisions to the police when persons have been injured or killed, or when combined damage to all vehicles or property is more than:
$750
$1000
$250
$500
When a driver is stopping behind another vehicle in traffic:
Remain a minimum of 10 metres from the vehicle ahead
Allow sufficient space to move into another lane without reversing
Maintain sufficient space as determined by the 2-second rule
Keep back approximately 1 metre from the rear bumper of the vehicle ahead
If another vehicle is following too close, what should a driver do?
Slow down gradually and encourage the other vehicle to pass
Press hard on the brake pedal
Increase speed to 10 km/h above the posted speed limit
Activate the four-way flashers
When recovering from a skid, a driver should:
Accelerate and steer in the opposite direction of the skid
Brake and counter-steer
Steer in the direction the driver wants the front of the vehicle to go
Brake and hold firmly on the steering wheel
A "slow-moving vehicle" sign must be displayed on the rear of any vehicle that normally travels at speed less than:
50 km/h
40 km/h
70 km/h
60 km/h
A driver attemping to turn left at a steady green traffic light:
Has the right-of-way over oncoming traffic
Must stop before the pedestrian crosswalk line, then proceed
Has the right-of-way over pedestrians
Must not cross the path of an approaching vehicle unless it is safe
A "Weave Zone" is best described as :
A place on a highway where the entrance and exit lanes close together, and vehicles that are slowing to exit the highway must drive between vehicles that are eccelerating to enter the highway
An area on the highway that is used for emergency parking
A place where the highway has a series of curves that require the driver to slow down
A limited access area on a highway where a driver can legally back their vehicle when they miss their exit
A road test will be refused by a driver examiner if:
The vehicle has a seating capacity greater than 7
The vehicle is registered as a farm vehicle
The vehicle is rental vehicle
The vehicle is not mechanically safe
Is a driver allowed to exceed the speed limit when passing another vehicle?
Only when passing more than one vehicle at a time
Yes, but not more than 10 km/h over the speed limit
Yes, on primary highways only
No, it is never permitted
This sign indicates:
Children playing in residential area
Pedestrian crosswalk ahead
School area
Playground zone
The speed limit in a construction zone must be obeyed:
Only suring daylight hours
Only when a flag person is posted nearby
At all times
Only when construction workers are present
In a vehicle that does not have anti-lock brakes, threshold refers to:
Applying an even braking force to the point just before the wheels llock, and easing off slightly if the wheels lock
Pumping the brake pedal reapeatedly until the vehicle comes to a stop
Releasing presssure on the brake pedal, then reapplying pressure until the wheels lock
Applying pressure force to the brake pedal to lock the whees and keep them locked
When a driver's vehicle is approached by an emergency vehicle sounding a siren, from any direction on a two-way road, the driver must:
Continue at a reduced speed and allow sufficient space for the emergency vehicle to pass
Turn on their four-way hazard light
Stop only when the emergency vehicle has difficulty in passing
Drive as close as possible to the right curb or edge of the road and stop
The recommended braking produce to bring a vehicle to a normal, smooth stop is:
Continually increase brake pressure until the wheel lock
Shift the vehicle into neutral and applly steady pressure to the brake pedal until the vehicle comes to a stop
pump the brake pedal smoothly until the vehicle stops
Apply brake pressure, ease off slightly just before the vehicle stops, the re-apply sufficient pressure to stop
