Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test — All Questions
5 questions
At an intersection with no signs or signals where two vehicles arrive together, you must yield to:
- a.The vehicle on your left
- b.Larger vehicles
- c.The faster vehicle
- d.The vehicle on your right✓
At an uncontrolled intersection, yield to the vehicle approaching from your right. (Alberta Driver's Guide, right of way)
At a T-intersection, who must yield?
- a.Traffic on the road that ends yields to traffic on the through road✓
- b.Traffic on the through road yields
- c.No one has to yield
- d.The vehicle behind you yields
A driver on the road that ends must yield to traffic on the continuing (through) road. (Alberta Driver's Guide)
When turning left at an intersection, you must:
- a.Expect oncoming traffic to yield to you
- b.Assume you have priority
- c.Yield to oncoming vehicles going straight or turning right, and to pedestrians✓
- d.Turn without checking oncoming traffic
A left-turning driver yields to oncoming traffic and pedestrians before completing the turn. (Alberta Driver's Guide)
A pedestrian is waiting at a marked crosswalk. You should:
- a.Proceed, because they must wait for cars
- b.Yield and stop if necessary to let them cross safely✓
- c.Sound your horn to move them along
- d.Speed up to pass before they step off
Drivers must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks and stop when needed. (Alberta Driver's Guide, pedestrians)
When entering a highway from an on-ramp, you should:
- a.Adjust your speed on the ramp and merge smoothly, yielding to traffic already on the highway✓
- b.Stop at the end of the ramp and wait for a long gap
- c.Force your way into the lane
- d.Drive along the shoulder until a gap appears
Use the acceleration lane to match traffic speed and merge into a safe gap, yielding to vehicles already on the road. (Alberta Driver's Guide, merging)