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Northwest Territories · Class 7 Knowledge Test · Class 7 · GNWT Motor Vehicles

Northwest Territories Class 7 Knowledge Test — Class 7 Practice Question

Knowledge test administered by GNWT Motor Vehicles for the Class 7 licence. 40 questions, 80% to pass, 30-minute timer.

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Road Signs

A yellow diamond with a bison silhouette on an NWT road (especially Mackenzie Highway) means:

Northwest Territories road sign — Bison crossing zone — unpredictable and large animals, slow and be ready to stop
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Correct Answer: A. Bison crossing zone — unpredictable and large animals, slow and be ready to stop

Wild bison weigh 500-900 kg; impact energy at 90 km/h is severe for vehicle and occupants.

Why the other answers are wrong

  • B.Livestock farmLivestock farm signs use generic cow or mixed-livestock silhouettes.
  • C.Ranching industry signRanch/industry signs use business-information signs.
  • D.Cattle roundupCattle roundup is not signed as a traffic warning; it's an operational event.

More Road Signs Questions

A white rectangular sign 'MINIMUM 60' on an NWT divided highway means: A white rectangular sign posted 'MAXIMUM 90' on an NWT rural road means: A red circle with a horizontal white bar posted at an NWT roadway entrance means: A red-and-white downward-pointing triangle at an NWT intersection means: A U-shaped arrow crossed by a red slash at an NWT intersection means:

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