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Question 1 of 40Parking and stopping

Your parking space is at a right angle (90 degrees) to the road. How should you use it?

1. AA. Back in, then drive out
2. BB. Drive in, then back out
3. CC. Drive in from the side
4. DD. Back in, then back out

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Question 2 of 40Parking and stopping

How long should a space be for you to parallel park in it?

1. AA. About the same as your own car's length
2. BB. About three times as long as your car
3. CC. About one and a half times your car's length
4. DD. About half the length of your own car

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Question 3 of 40Rules of the road

You are on a divided highway, and traffic is joining from a ramp. What courtesy can you offer?

1. AA. Speed up to close the gap
2. BB. Stop in your lane to let them in
3. CC. Move to the left lane if it is safe
4. DD. Sound your horn to warn them

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Question 4 of 40Safe driving and hazards

How should the lap part of a seatbelt be worn?

1. AA. Low on the hips and snug
2. BB. High across the stomach
3. CC. Loose so you can move freely
4. DD. Tucked behind your back

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Question 5 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign tell you?

1. AA. The road ahead is closed for repairs
2. BB. You must stop, then go when clear
3. CC. Parking is not allowed on this street
4. DD. Do not enter this street

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Question 6 of 40Safe driving and hazards

You start to feel tired while driving. What does the handbook advise?

1. AA. Open a window and keep going
2. BB. Turn up the radio and speed up
3. CC. Pull over and take a power nap
4. DD. Drive faster to get home sooner

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Question 7 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

Where should you avoid changing lanes?

1. AA. On a straight road
2. BB. In an intersection
3. CC. On a multi-lane highway
4. DD. Well before your turn

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Question 8 of 40Parking and stopping

Where is parking not allowed?

1. AA. In a marked parking space
2. BB. On a bridge or in a tunnel
3. CC. On the right shoulder of a highway
4. DD. In a parking lot

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Question 9 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What must you do when you come to this sign?

1. AA. Slow down and go if it looks clear
2. BB. Stop only if other traffic is coming
3. CC. Come to a full stop
4. DD. Yield only to people on foot

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Question 10 of 40Parking and stopping

You must park on a highway and leave your vehicle. What should you do before leaving it?

1. AA. Leave the engine running with the doors locked
2. BB. Turn on the high beams and leave the key
3. CC. Put the vehicle in neutral and leave it
4. DD. Lock the ignition, take the key and set the brake

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Question 11 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

A yellow diamond sign edged with black and yellow squares shows a single arrow. What should you expect?

1. AA. A detour route to follow for miles
2. BB. A one-way street in that direction
3. CC. A lane you must move into right away
4. DD. A sudden turn in the arrow's direction

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Question 12 of 40Right-of-way

A pedestrian is already crossing when the 'don't walk' signal comes on. What is true?

1. AA. The pedestrian loses the right-of-way
2. BB. The pedestrian still has the right-of-way
3. CC. Drivers may now go around the pedestrian
4. DD. The pedestrian must go back to the curb

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Question 13 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign mean?

1. AA. Do not make a U-turn
2. BB. The road curves sharply ahead
3. CC. Turn around only at the next corner
4. DD. U-turns are allowed after a full stop

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Question 14 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, what is the minimum age for a Class 5 Level I learner's permit?

1. AA. 13 years old
2. BB. 15 years old
3. CC. 16 years old
4. DD. 18 years old

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Question 15 of 40Parking and stopping

You park facing uphill on a road with no curb. Which way should you turn your front wheels?

1. AA. Toward the centre of the street
2. BB. Straight ahead
3. CC. Toward the edge of the street
4. DD. Toward the oncoming lane

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Question 16 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

A yellow diamond sign shows a height, such as 3.8 m, between two arrows. What does it tell you?

1. AA. The width of the lane ahead, in metres
2. BB. The depth of water on the road ahead
3. CC. The length of the bridge ahead
4. DD. The space under a bridge or overpass

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Question 17 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Newfoundland and Labrador, a driver is ticketed for going 51 km/h or more over the posted speed limit. What happens to the licence?

1. AA. It is suspended for three days
2. BB. It is suspended for five days
3. CC. It is suspended for 21 days
4. DD. It is suspended for seven days

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Question 18 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Newfoundland and Labrador, a driver's blood alcohol concentration is 80 mg or more. What happens right away?

1. AA. The driver gets a warning letter in the mail
2. BB. The vehicle is impounded and the licence is suspended for seven days
3. CC. The vehicle is towed but the licence is not touched
4. DD. The driver must take a new road test the next day

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Question 19 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign mean?

1. AA. No parking in the direction of the arrows
2. BB. Parking is allowed in both directions
3. CC. No stopping at any time on this street
4. DD. Park only in the spaces with arrows

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Question 20 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

You have just passed a vehicle. When should you move back into the right lane?

1. AA. As soon as your front bumper is past it
2. BB. When you can see both of its headlights in your mirror
3. CC. When the other driver flashes the high beams
4. DD. After you have counted to one slowly

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Question 21 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

Before you pass on a two-lane road, what must the centre line on your left be?

1. AA. A solid yellow line
2. BB. Two solid yellow lines side by side
3. CC. A broken yellow line
4. DD. A solid white line

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Question 22 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

After you pass this sign, a worker signals you to stop. What must you do?

1. AA. Stop and follow the worker's directions
2. BB. Slow down and drive slowly around the worker
3. CC. Sound your horn and keep going
4. DD. Stop only if machines are moving

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Question 23 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

There is a solid line on your left side of the centre line. What does it mean?

1. AA. You may pass if it is clear
2. BB. You must change lanes now
3. CC. It is unsafe to pass
4. DD. The road is one-way here

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Question 24 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. A new lane is added on the right
2. BB. The road is divided by a median
3. CC. Two-way traffic begins ahead
4. DD. The right lane is ending

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Question 25 of 40Parking and stopping

You park facing uphill on a street with a curb. Which way should you turn your front wheels?

1. AA. Toward the curb at the edge
2. BB. Straight ahead, with no turn
3. CC. Toward the centre of the street
4. DD. Toward the sidewalk side

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Question 26 of 40Right-of-way

You are not sure who has the right-of-way. What is the safest thing to do?

1. AA. Go first to keep traffic moving
2. BB. Yield to the other driver
3. CC. Sound your horn and go
4. DD. Flash your lights and go

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Question 27 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

You see a red-orange triangle on the back of a vehicle on the highway. What does it mean?

1. AA. It is a slow-moving vehicle
2. BB. It carries a wide load
3. CC. It is an emergency vehicle
4. DD. It is driven by a learner

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Question 28 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, how long must a driver spend at Level II before getting a full licence?

1. AA. 9 months
2. BB. 12 months
3. CC. 15 months
4. DD. 20 months

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Question 29 of 40Sharing the road

A person at a corner holds a white cane out in front of them. What does this tell you?

1. AA. They are waiting for a taxi to stop for them
2. BB. They want you to drive past them first
3. CC. They intend to cross, so give them the right-of-way
4. DD. They are asking you to sound your horn

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Question 30 of 40Parking and stopping

In Newfoundland and Labrador, how close to a stop sign may you park?

1. AA. No closer than 10 metres
2. BB. No closer than 3 metres
3. CC. No closer than 8 metres
4. DD. No closer than 25 metres

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Question 31 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

An orange diamond sign reads CONSTRUCTION ENDS. What does it tell you?

1. AA. Keep the lower speed for another kilometre
2. BB. Return to the posted highway speed
3. CC. Stop and wait for a flag person
4. DD. Merge left because the lane ends

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Question 32 of 40Licensing and insurance

What mark do you need to pass the Newfoundland and Labrador Class 5 written test?

1. AA. 70 per cent
2. BB. 75 per cent
3. CC. 85 per cent
4. DD. 90 per cent

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Question 33 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

An on-ramp becomes a new added lane on the highway. What should drivers on the ramp do?

1. AA. Merge at once into the main lane
2. BB. Stop and wait at the end of the ramp
3. CC. Continue in the new lane without merging
4. DD. Move to the shoulder to let others pass

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Question 34 of 40Turning, passing and lanes

Even with your mirrors set correctly, where is your blind spot?

1. AA. Straight ahead of the hood
2. BB. At the left and right rear corners
3. CC. Directly above the vehicle
4. DD. In the centre of the rear window

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Question 35 of 40Alcohol, drugs and penalties

In Newfoundland and Labrador, what blood alcohol concentration must a Level I learner driver have when driving?

1. AA. Under 0.02
2. BB. Under 0.04
3. CC. Under 0.06
4. DD. Zero

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Question 36 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. A railway crossing is ahead, so stop at the tracks
2. BB. A school bus stop ahead, so slow
3. CC. A dead end ahead, so turn around
4. DD. A stop sign ahead, so be ready to stop

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Question 37 of 40Right-of-way

You reach an intersection with no lights, signs or police officer. Who must you yield to?

1. AA. Traffic on your left side
2. BB. Traffic coming from behind
3. CC. The larger of the two vehicles
4. DD. Traffic on your right

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Question 38 of 40Licensing and insurance

In Newfoundland and Labrador, a learner does NOT take an approved driver education program. How long must they stay at Level I before the road test?

1. AA. 8 months
2. BB. 9 months
3. CC. 12 months
4. DD. 18 months

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Question 39 of 40Signs, signals and road markings

What does this sign warn you about?

1. AA. The road is slippery when wet
2. BB. The road is closed to cars ahead
3. CC. A car wash is just a short way ahead
4. DD. The road has sharp turns

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Question 40 of 40Safe driving and hazards

Which of these is a warning sign that a driver is fatigued?

1. AA. Keeping a very steady speed
2. BB. Drifting over lanes
3. CC. Clearly remembering every kilometre
4. DD. Feeling hungry at lunch time

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Practice test 1 of 10 for the Class 05 (Passenger) Written Test (Class 5 Level I learner's licence) (the Motor Registration Division): Our practice tests use 40 questions, 34 of 40 (85%) to pass (the Motor Registration Division does not publish a fixed format). Official pass mark: 85%. Our practice tests are untimed.

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