Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 3: All Topics, Set C
Every topic on the test, mixed like the real exam. No repeats across Sets A to D.
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- Road Rules & Defensive Driving (4)
- Road Signs (4)
- Licensing & Graduated Licences (3)
- Impaired Driving (2)
- Highway Driving & Towing (2)
- Intersections & Right-of-Way (2)
- Parking (2)
- Safety & Vehicle Emergencies (2)
- Sharing the Road (2)
- Weather & Night Driving (2)
30 questions. You need 25 correct (about 83%) to pass. This practice test is based on the official Alberta Transportation driver handbook.
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1
In rain, snow, or fog, why should you turn on your full headlights rather than rely on daytime running lights (DRLs)?
- A.Daytime running lights burn more fuel than full headlights, so they are used in daylight
- B.Daytime running lights are brighter than full headlights in poor weather
- C.Daytime running lights usually leave your taillights off, making you hard to see from behind
- D.Full headlights are required only after dark, whatever the weather
2
When does Alberta's Driver's Guide suggest setting a timer to switch on your block heater?
- A.Right when you get home the night before
- B.2 hours before you plan to drive
- C.15 minutes before you plan to drive
- D.6 hours before you plan to drive
3
Without ABS, what should you do if your wheels lock and you start to skid while braking hard?
- A.Steer sharply the other way to correct the slide right away
- B.Switch off the ignition right away so the wheels stop sooner
- C.Ease off the brake, then brake again without locking the wheels
- D.Pull on the parking brake as well to help slow the vehicle down
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