Nunavut Class 7 knowledge test: practice questions

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Five questions from the Canada (Nunavut) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. A vehicle that must go slowly for safety needs what sign?

   1. A yellow flashing light
   2. A learner driver sign
   3. A wide load banner sign
   4. A slow-moving vehicle sign
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   Answer: A slow-moving vehicle sign

   Slow driving is excused only with a prescribed slow-moving vehicle sign on the back. Traffic Safety Act, s. 172(2).

2. At an uncontrolled intersection, whom must you yield to first?

   1. Traffic that comes from the left
   2. Traffic already in the intersection
   3. Nobody at all, so just keep going
   4. Traffic on the wider of the roads
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   Answer: Traffic already in the intersection

   A driver approaching such an intersection yields to traffic already within it. Traffic Safety Act, s. 204(2).

3. Must the driver wear a seat belt?

   1. Only outside of towns
   2. Only at night time
   3. Only on the highways
   4. Yes, properly fastened
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   Answer: Yes, properly fastened

   The driver must wear a complete, properly adjusted and fastened seat belt. Traffic Safety Act, s. 146(2).

4. Where should a pedestrian walk on a road with no sidewalk?

   1. On the right side
   2. On the left side
   3. Either side
   4. In the middle
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   Answer: On the left side

   With no usable sidewalk, walk on the left side of the roadway or shoulder if practicable. Traffic Safety Act, s. 255(2).

5. A commercial vehicle driver has any alcohol in their blood. How long is the suspension?

   1. Three days
   2. Thirty days
   3. One day
   4. Ninety days
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   Answer: Three days

   A driver of a commercial vehicle with any alcohol detected is suspended for 30 days. Traffic Safety Act, s. 116.3(2)(c).

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Traffic Safety Act and regulations (Nunavut Legislation, Government of Nunavut). See every official source

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