Ontario G1 Practice Mock Exam 5

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These are the 20 questions from Mock Exam 5, covering road signs and the rules of the road from the official MTO Driver’s Handbook. Read through them with Show answer, or take the exam online first with the answers hidden and see your score. No sign-in needed.

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  1. Question 1 · Traffic Signs

    Road sign, signal or marking for this question

    What does this sign mean?

    1. A. Road is closed in wet weather
    2. B. Wet pavement is being repaired
    3. C. Use high beams when it rains
    4. D. The road gets slick when wet, so reduce speed and take extra care
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    Answer: D. The road gets slick when wet, so reduce speed and take extra care

    This sign warns of a slippery surface in wet conditions.

  2. Question 2 · Traffic Signs

    Road sign, signal or marking for this question

    What does this sign mean?

    1. A. You may stop only briefly to pick up or drop off people or goods
    2. B. May not stop even for a moment
    3. C. May park for up to one hour
    4. D. May park only at night
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    Answer: A. You may stop only briefly to pick up or drop off people or goods

    The sign allows brief stops for loading passengers or goods, but not leaving the vehicle parked.

  3. Question 3 · Turning & Lane Changes

    What is a two-way left-turn lane NOT for?

    1. A. Overtaking other vehicles
    2. B. Waiting to turn left off the road
    3. C. Emergency vehicles only
    4. D. Building up speed
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    Answer: A. Overtaking other vehicles

    The centre lane is for making left turns only, not for overtaking.

  4. Question 4 · Freeway Driving

    What is the rule about driving over the striped markings beside an HOV lane?

    1. A. Fine in an emergency only
    2. B. Fine at night
    3. C. Fine with your signal on
    4. D. Not permitted, and dangerous
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    Answer: D. Not permitted, and dangerous

    The hatched area separates traffic moving at different speeds; entering it is prohibited.

  5. Question 5 · Turning & Lane Changes

    When should you signal a turn?

    1. A. At the moment you turn
    2. B. Well before the turn
    3. C. After you start turning
    4. D. Only if cars are behind you
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    Answer: B. Well before the turn

    Signal well before the turn.

  6. Question 6 · Parking

    You may not park within what distance of an intersection without traffic lights?

    1. A. 3 metres
    2. B. 6 metres
    3. C. Nine metres
    4. D. 15 metres
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    Answer: C. Nine metres

    Do not park within nine metres of an intersection.

  7. Question 7 · Alcohol & Drugs

    If police suspect a driver is impaired by drugs, they can:

    1. A. Only give a verbal warning
    2. B. Do nothing unless there has been a collision
    3. C. Only test drivers over 21
    4. D. Demand roadside physical tests and a drug assessment
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    Answer: D. Demand roadside physical tests and a drug assessment

    Officers may require a driver to take physical tests and an evaluation; refusing can lead to Criminal Code charges.

  8. Question 8 · Sharing the Road

    A school bus ahead has its red lights flashing. How far back must you halt?

    1. A. 5 metres
    2. B. 20 metres or more
    3. C. 10 metres
    4. D. 50 metres
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    Answer: B. 20 metres or more

    Keep a gap of 20 metres or more, so children have room to cross.

  9. Question 9 · G1 Licence Rules

    In which seat must your supervising driver ride while you drive on a G1?

    1. A. Next to you, up front
    2. B. Behind you
    3. C. Wherever they like
    4. D. In a car travelling behind you
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    Answer: A. Next to you, up front

    The accompanying driver has to sit in the front passenger seat beside the G1 driver.

  10. Question 10 · Speed & Following Distance

    Whatever the road conditions, your speed should be low enough that you can:

    1. A. Match the flow of traffic
    2. B. Get there fast
    3. C. Bring your vehicle to a halt safely in the space you can see
    4. D. Overtake slow vehicles with ease
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    Answer: C. Bring your vehicle to a halt safely in the space you can see

    Speed must always leave you able to stop in time for what lies ahead.

  11. Question 11 · G1 Licence Rules

    Taking a ministry-approved driver education course lets you finish Level One in how long?

    1. A. 8 months
    2. B. 4 months
    3. C. 6 months
    4. D. 10 months
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    Answer: A. 8 months

    The normal Level One period is 12 months; an approved course cuts it to 8.

  12. Question 12 · Speed & Following Distance

    If no speed limit sign is posted in a built-up area such as a town or city, what is the top legal speed?

    1. A. 40 km/h
    2. B. 60 km/h
    3. C. 80 km/h
    4. D. 50 km/h
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    Answer: D. 50 km/h

    The default limit in built-up areas without signs is 50 km/h.

  13. Question 13 · Right-of-Way

    There is no painted stop line at an intersection. Where do you stop?

    1. A. The middle of the intersection
    2. B. Wherever you can see traffic
    3. C. At the crosswalk (marked or not); failing that, at the sidewalk; failing that, where the intersecting road begins
    4. D. 10 metres before the intersection
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    Answer: C. At the crosswalk (marked or not); failing that, at the sidewalk; failing that, where the intersecting road begins

    Without a stop line, use the next best reference point, working outward from the crosswalk.

  14. Question 14 · Emergencies

    A collision must be reported to police if damage to vehicles or property exceeds:

    1. A. $5,000
    2. B. $500
    3. C. $1,000
    4. D. $10,000
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    Answer: A. $5,000

    You must report collisions involving damage exceeding $5,000.

  15. Question 15 · Pavement Markings

    Road sign, signal or marking for this question

    How is a crosswalk like the one in this picture marked?

    1. A. A single yellow line
    2. B. Two solid yellow lines
    3. C. A pair of white lines running side by side across the roadway
    4. D. A white X in each lane
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    Answer: C. A pair of white lines running side by side across the roadway

    Pedestrian crossings are outlined with two white lines across the road.

  16. Question 16 · Traffic Signs

    Road sign, signal or marking for this question

    A sign like this one, found near road construction, tells you to:

    1. A. Speed up to get through quickly
    2. B. Take more care than usual and expect the speed limit to drop
    3. C. Stop and wait for permission to enter
    4. D. Pass any slow vehicles ahead
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    Answer: B. Take more care than usual and expect the speed limit to drop

    The sign tells you work is ahead; stay alert and expect to slow down.

  17. Question 17 · Seatbelts & Safety

    You may program a GPS device while driving:

    1. A. By touching it
    2. B. At low speeds
    3. C. Only by voice commands
    4. D. In the left lane
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    Answer: C. Only by voice commands

    Hands-free voice input is the only way the law lets you set a GPS while driving.

  18. Question 18 · Night & Weather Driving

    You should not drive when you are:

    1. A. Wearing glasses
    2. B. Tired
    3. C. Using your mirrors
    4. D. Using your signals
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    Answer: B. Tired

    Fatigue slows reactions and can make you doze off, so do not drive when drowsy.

  19. Question 19 · Traffic Lights

    Road sign, signal or marking for this question

    The traffic signals at an intersection look like this because of a power failure. You must:

    1. A. Proceed without stopping
    2. B. Stop only if a vehicle is on your left
    3. C. Follow the vehicle ahead
    4. D. Give way to traffic already in the intersection and to traffic approaching on your right
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    Answer: D. Give way to traffic already in the intersection and to traffic approaching on your right

    Dead signals mean the intersection works like one with no controls, so use the right-of-way rules.

  20. Question 20 · Seatbelts & Safety

    How should the diagonal part of a seatbelt be positioned?

    1. A. Tucked beneath the arm
    2. B. Crossing the collarbone and chest
    3. C. Behind the back
    4. D. Against the neck
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    Answer: B. Crossing the collarbone and chest

    Keep it across your collarbone and chest, never under the arm or behind you.

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