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1.What should you do before parallel parking your vehicle?

Check your mobile phone for messages

Check your mirrors for traffic

Signal your stop by flashing your headlights

Drive alongside Vehicle B without stopping

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2. How should you signal your stop before parallel parking?

Flash your headlights approximately three times

Use a hand signal by waving your hand out of the window

Turn on your left signal

Honk your horn three times

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3.When parallel parking, how should you position your vehicle in relation to the curb?

At least 1 meter away from the curb

As close as possible to the curb

Approximately 45 centimetres away from the curb

At least 3 meters away from the curb

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4.What is the maximum time allowed to complete the backing skill test during the road test?

One minute

Two minutes

Three minutes

Four minute

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5.What is the size of the space you are required to back your vehicle into during the backing skill test?

1 meter by 7.5 meters

1.85 meters by 7.5 meters

2 meters by 10 meters

1.5 meters by 6 meters

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6. What is the first step in angle parking?

Straighten your wheels

Begin steering sharply to the left

Accelerate quickly into the parking stall

Approach the stall approximately one vehicle width from the parked vehicles

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7.What should you do once your vehicle is centered in the parking stall during angle parking?

Turn off your engine

Straighten your wheels

Keep steering sharply to the right

Shift into reverse

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8.Why is it important to shoulder check when backing out from an angle parking stall?

To check for approaching traffic from the front

To check for approaching traffic from the rear

To check for approaching pedestrians

To check for approaching aircraft

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9.What is another name for Reverse Angle Parking?

Head-in Angle Parking

Nose-in Angle Parking

Front-in Angle Parking

Back-In Angled Parking

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10.What should you do to exit a Reverse Angle Parking stall?

Quickly pull out without checking for traffic

Turn the wheel and pull onto the roadway when it's safe

Wait for someone to guide you out

Honk your horn repeatedly to alert others

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11.Why should you use your mirrors and shoulder check while turning into a Reverse Angle Parking stall?

To check your hair

To adjust your makeup

To avoid hitting the vehicles beside you

To check the weather

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12. What gear should you select for a manual transmission vehicle when parking uphill?

Neutral

First Gear

Second Gear

Reverse

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13.When parking downhill with a curb, how should you position the front wheels?

Toward the curb

Away from the curb

Keep them straight

Turn them left

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14.If there is no curb and you are parking on a hill, what should you do with the front wheels?

Turn them left

Turn them right

Keep them straight

Turn them away from the road

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15.What should you do when you are leaving a parked position and want to merge into traffic?

Immediately pull out without signalling

Merge without waiting for a safe gap

Signal and wait until it's safe before pulling out

Change lanes abruptly

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16.Which of the following is considered illegal parking?

Parking within 15 meters of a pedestrian corridor

Parking on a driveway

Parking at a railway crossing

Parking in a designated parking space

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6. What is the first step in angle parking?

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7.What should you do once your vehicle is centered in the parking stall during angle parking?

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8.Why is it important to shoulder check when backing out from an angle parking stall?

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9.What is another name for Reverse Angle Parking?

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