MPI Knowledge Practice Test – 14

The following Manitoba Driving Practice Test/MPI Quiz Test has 30 questions in total. All the questions are set to prepare you for the real Manitoba Class 5 driver’s licence. This practice test is about Manitoba Road rules.

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#1. Carl got pulled over for driving while drunk. He had a blood alcohol content of 0.06. In the past ten years, his license has just once been suspended. What consequences does Carl face?

24-hour driver's license suspension.

24-hour driver's license suspension.

None of these, as the blood alcohol concentration was below 0.09.

None of these, as the blood alcohol concentration was below 0.09.

7-day driver's license suspension.

7-day driver's license suspension.

Driver's license suspension for 15 days

Driver's license suspension for 15 days

#2. By choosing to drive on a flat, multi-lane highway compared to a suburban route, your fuel efficiency improves by______.

5 to 10 per cent

5 to 10 per cent

20 to 30 per cent

20 to 30 per cent

25 to 35 per cent

25 to 35 per cent

30 to 35 per cent

30 to 35 per cent

#3. How long should you wait for the temperature to get above zero Celsius before starting your car?

Five to seven minutes

Five to seven minutes

Two to five minutes

Two to five minutes

No warm up time is needed.

No warm up time is needed.

Seven to ten minutes

Seven to ten minutes

#4. When is it OK to use high beam headlights?

whenever it is too dark to see well with low beam headlights and when it is foggy.

whenever it is too dark to see well with low beam headlights and when it is foggy.

only while traveling in a rural area alone and away from other vehicles.

only while traveling in a rural area alone and away from other vehicles.

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights and when driving by street lights.

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights and when driving by street lights.

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights.

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights.

#5. Which of the following methods should be avoided for putting out gasoline, oil, or grease fires?

Water

Water

Dirt

Dirt

Fire extinguisher

Fire extinguisher

Sand

Sand

#6. What steps should you take if a car fire breaks out under the hood?

Throw the hood of the car open and use the entire contents of the fire extinguisher immediately.

Throw the hood of the car open and use the entire contents of the fire extinguisher immediately.

Lift the hood just a little bit, and use the fire extinguisher just enough to knock down the flames.

Lift the hood just a little bit, and use the fire extinguisher just enough to knock down the flames.

Throw the hood of the car open and use the fire extinguisher only enough to knock down flames.

Throw the hood of the car open and use the fire extinguisher only enough to knock down flames.

Very slightly raise the hood, and then instantly extinguish the full contents of the first extinguisher.

Very slightly raise the hood, and then instantly extinguish the full contents of the first extinguisher.

#7. What is "micro sleep" and how does it relate to safe driving?

a brief period of time, often measured in seconds, during which the brain ignores its surroundings. A driver won't be aware of the final few milliseconds, or perhaps minutes.

a brief period of time, often measured in seconds, during which the brain ignores its surroundings. A driver won't be aware of the final few milliseconds, or perhaps minutes.

when a driver loses concentration due to bland terrain. When this occurs, drivers might not be conscious of their surroundings or aware of changing traffic circumstances.

when a driver loses concentration due to bland terrain. When this occurs, drivers might not be conscious of their surroundings or aware of changing traffic circumstances.

Sleeping less than one full sleep cycle. This can cause fatigue and lead to accidents.

Sleeping less than one full sleep cycle. This can cause fatigue and lead to accidents.

The sleep that was lost and needs to be made up over a long period of time. A person's health and ability to drive will start to suffer if they consistently deprive their body of sleep for prolonged periods of time.

The sleep that was lost and needs to be made up over a long period of time. A person's health and ability to drive will start to suffer if they consistently deprive their body of sleep for prolonged periods of time.

#8. How much of Canada's total greenhouse gas emissions are attributable to the road transportation sector?

20 percent

20 percent

15 percent

15 percent

25 percent

25 percent

30 percent

30 percent

#9. Which of the following statements regarding driving when impaired by prescription medication is FALSE?

You should always discuss the possible effects of any medication with your doctor or pharmacist.

You should always discuss the possible effects of any medication with your doctor or pharmacist.

The same penalties as if you were drunk on alcohol may apply if you drive while under the influence of medicines.

The same penalties as if you were drunk on alcohol may apply if you drive while under the influence of medicines.

Always carry prescription drugs in their original containers.

Always carry prescription drugs in their original containers.

Tranquilizers, antidepressants, sleeping pills, and other prescription medications of a similar kind won't impair driving abilities when used as prescribed.

Tranquilizers, antidepressants, sleeping pills, and other prescription medications of a similar kind won't impair driving abilities when used as prescribed.

#10. Which is NOT a potential consequence of driving a motor vehicle while suspended?

Fine of up to $2,000

Fine of up to $2,000

immediately confiscated and held for at least 30 days

immediately confiscated and held for at least 30 days

An appealing license restriction

An appealing license restriction

Imprisonment for up to five years

Imprisonment for up to five years

#11. When should you use low beam headlights?

When approaching other cars.

When approaching other cars.

All of these.

All of these.

if you're closely pursuing another car.

if you're closely pursuing another car.

When driving by street lights or in fog.

When driving by street lights or in fog.

#12. Is it forbidden to use a hand-held phone while driving?

Using a hand-held cellular device to text while driving is illegal, but it is legal to make calls with the device. Neither is encouraged.

Using a hand-held cellular device to text while driving is illegal, but it is legal to make calls with the device. Neither is encouraged.

Using a hand-held cellular device to make calls while driving is illegal, but it is legal to text with the device. Neither is encouraged.

Using a hand-held cellular device to make calls while driving is illegal, but it is legal to text with the device. Neither is encouraged.

Yes, using a hand-held cellular device to call or text while driving is illegal in Manitoba.

Yes, using a hand-held cellular device to call or text while driving is illegal in Manitoba.

No, using a hand-held cellular device while driving is not illegal, but it is discouraged.

No, using a hand-held cellular device while driving is not illegal, but it is discouraged.

#13. Which is NOT an effect of alcohol impairment on driving?

Reduced alertness

Reduced alertness

Distorted vision

Distorted vision

Impaired judgment

Impaired judgment

Accelerated reflexes

Accelerated reflexes

#14. Which of the following is NOT a smart driving practice?

Accelerate the warm-up process by revving your vehicle.

Accelerate the warm-up process by revving your vehicle.

Use cruise control where appropriate.

Use cruise control where appropriate.

Ensure oil and air pressure are in their normal operating ranges during start up.

Ensure oil and air pressure are in their normal operating ranges during start up.

When driving over a hill, let off the gas and allow gravity and momentum take control.

When driving over a hill, let off the gas and allow gravity and momentum take control.

#15. What possible repercussions may driving with a blood alcohol level over 0.08 have?

Payment of a driver's license reinstatement charge.

Payment of a driver's license reinstatement charge.

Impaired Driver Assessment Required, at Your Cost.

Impaired Driver Assessment Required, at Your Cost.

Three-month administrative license suspension effective immediately.

Three-month administrative license suspension effective immediately.

All of these

All of these

#16. Which of the following is a method for minimizing the risks of nighttime driving?

All of the above.

All of the above.

As a backup source of light, keep the inside lights on.

As a backup source of light, keep the inside lights on.

At least 450 meters away from incoming traffic, dim your lights.

At least 450 meters away from incoming traffic, dim your lights.

Accelerate when nearing a curve.

Accelerate when nearing a curve.

#17. What happens when an engine turns over too slowly?

All of the above.

All of the above.

The vehicle may be harmed by the engine's tendency to jerk or lurch.

The vehicle may be harmed by the engine's tendency to jerk or lurch.

The engine consumes more fuel than is necessary.

The engine consumes more fuel than is necessary.

The engine produces more power than it would at a higher rpm.

The engine produces more power than it would at a higher rpm.

#18. How can headlight glare from approaching cars be lessened?

Look directly into the headlights of oncoming traffic

Look directly into the headlights of oncoming traffic

When passing other cars, keep your eyes off the road and look down.

When passing other cars, keep your eyes off the road and look down.

Look to the left curb of the roadway.

Look to the left curb of the roadway.

Take a look at the right curb of the street.

Take a look at the right curb of the street.

#19. How should you stand in relation to the wind when battling vehicle fires, if at all possible?

The position of the wind does not matter.

The position of the wind does not matter.

Fight fires with your face to the wind.

Fight fires with your face to the wind.

Fight fires with the wind crossing your side.

Fight fires with the wind crossing your side.

Fight fires with the wind at your back.

Fight fires with the wind at your back.

#20. Which example of driver distraction can increase the likelihood of a collision?

driving while smoking.

driving while smoking.

driving and eating at the same time.

driving and eating at the same time.

changing CDs, MP3 players, or the radio while driving.

changing CDs, MP3 players, or the radio while driving.

All of these

All of these

#21. Which of the following methods DOES NOT work to stop vehicle fires?

When refilling vehicles, turn off the engines.

When refilling vehicles, turn off the engines.

Check tire pressure often.

Check tire pressure often.

Any cigarette butts should be thrown out the window of your vehicle.

Any cigarette butts should be thrown out the window of your vehicle.

When driving, make sure the parking brakes are fully disengaged.

When driving, make sure the parking brakes are fully disengaged.

#22. Parking your vehicle is not permitted:

On a sidewalk

On a sidewalk

Railway tracks

Railway tracks

the center of a crosswalk

the center of a crosswalk

All of the above

All of the above

#23. What does the brake pedal do in an air brake system?

Put the trailer service brakes on your car.

Put the trailer service brakes on your car.

Put the service brakes on your car.

Put the service brakes on your car.

Put the spring brakes on your car.

Put the spring brakes on your car.

Raise and lower the air brake system pressure

Raise and lower the air brake system pressure

#24. Drivers are expected to_____ at an unmarked crossings.

Give pedestrians the right of way.

Give pedestrians the right of way.

Signal an intention to proceed

Signal an intention to proceed

Stop and request that the pedestrian walk quickly.

Stop and request that the pedestrian walk quickly.

Speed up your vehicle and cross before the pedestrian arrives.

Speed up your vehicle and cross before the pedestrian arrives.

#25. Tire tread that is worn or uneven will_______.

Damage the brake lines

Damage the brake lines

Increase the speed of the vehicle.

Increase the speed of the vehicle.

Affect the vehicle’s handling

Affect the vehicle’s handling

All of the above

All of the above

#26. Being in the center of the lane is a terrible idea because________.

When wet, it might become slippery.

When wet, it might become slippery.

It does not allow you to see around the car in front of you.

It does not allow you to see around the car in front of you.

It is soiled with oil from cars

It is soiled with oil from cars

All of the above

All of the above

#27. Your engine has an excessive amount of oil. What may this result in?

Engine heating less than normal

Engine heating less than normal

Engine overheating

Engine overheating

Low oil pressure

Low oil pressure

Oil leaks

Oil leaks

#28. How can driving distractions be reduced?

Call your friends beforehand

Call your friends beforehand

Plan your event in advance.

Plan your event in advance.

Plan your route ahead of time

Plan your route ahead of time

All of the above

All of the above

#29. When turning left on a red light, what are you required to do before entering the intersection and making a turn?

Stop completely, wait till there is clear passage, and then drive carefully.

Stop completely, wait till there is clear passage, and then drive carefully.

Slow down, signal and turn

Slow down, signal and turn

Slow down, then continue cautiously.

Slow down, then continue cautiously.

Stop, then edge into traffic

Stop, then edge into traffic

#30. Which of the following is true while you going at a speed of 60km/h or less and a transit bus signals to draw into your lane?

If you are unable to change lanes, slow down to allow the bus in then lane

If you are unable to change lanes, slow down to allow the bus in then lane

If possible, shift lanes to allow the bus to enter.

If possible, shift lanes to allow the bus to enter.

All of the above

All of the above

None of the above

None of the above

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