BC House Trailer Endorsement Test 04

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What is the purpose of an emergency breakaway device?

To secure the trailer during transport.

To provide extra power to the trailer lights.

To activate the trailer brakes in case of hitch failure.

To act as a parking brake.

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What is the primary purpose of traffic circles and roundabouts?

To help ensure safe passage of traffic through an intersection.

To provide a place for rest stops.

To increase traffic speed.

To regulate parking.

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When is it recommended to turn off propane appliances in a trailer?

Before towing the RV

Before refueling your truck

Before turning off the refrigerator

Before cooking a meal

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What can happen if your truck's load capacity and GVWR are exceeded?

Significantly affected vehicle handling and braking, and potential legal issues.

Improved vehicle handling.

Increased towing capacity.

Reduced fuel efficiency.

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If your truck has an anti-lock braking system (ABS), what is a caution regarding brake controllers?

ABS is not affected by trailer brake controllers.

Any brake controller can be used.

Brake controllers are not compatible with ABS.

Only certain types of brake controllers can be used and must be installed carefully.

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What is a safety precaution when dealing with propane leaks?

Turn off the propane at the tank, open windows, and get an expert.

Immediately light a match to check for the leak.

Spray water on the leak.

Ignore the smell and continue using appliances.

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What is a significant hazard associated with animals on the road?

Animals are easily avoidable.

Animals on the road only affect other vehicles.

Crashing into a large animal can cause damage and injury.

They can cause minor cosmetic damage to your vehicle.

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What does it mean for a traffic light to be "stale"?

It is about to turn green.

It is not working.

It has been the same color for some time.

It is flashing yellow.

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What can frequently cause trailer lights to not work?

Overinflated tires

A clean engine

Corrosion in the wiring connection

A full fuel tank

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When using a roundabout, in which direction should you go around it?

It depends on the lane you are in

The direction of the exit you intend to take

Clockwise

Counter-clockwise

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In a traffic circle, to whom should you yield if another vehicle arrives at the same time?

The vehicle on your right.

The larger vehicle.

The vehicle that arrived first.

The vehicle on your left.

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What type of fire extinguisher is marked with an ABC and can be used for grease, oil, gasoline, and electrical fires?

Water extinguisher

Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

Foam extinguisher

Multi-purpose dry chemical

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How should you conduct a circle check for inspection?

Starting from the back of the vehicle.

Walking in a counterclockwise direction.

Walking in a clockwise direction.

Driving in circles around the vehicle.

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When maintaining your RV trailer combination, what should be checked frequently regarding the trailer connection?

That it is securely attached and all bolts are tight

Fluid levels

Tire pressure

The windshield wipers

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A fifth wheel hitch should never be mounted where?

Over the rear axle.

Behind the rear axle.

Directly on the truck's frame.

Ahead of the rear axle.

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When fastening chains on a ball and hitch connection, how should they be crossed?

Not crossed at all.

Crossed over each other, under the ball and hitch.

Crossed over each other, over the ball and hitch.

Wrapped around the hitch multiple times.

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During the pre-trip inspection, what should you do when checking lights?

Verify the color of the interior lights.

Only check if they turn on.

Only check the headlights.

Ensure they work, the lenses are clean, and not cracked.

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When stopping for a controlled railway crossing, where should you stop?

Five to 15 metres away from the crossing.

As close as possible to the tracks.

Just before the crossing gate.

Directly on the tracks.

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What is the rule regarding passing when approaching or going through an intersection?

It is allowed if other drivers signal to pass.

It is allowed only on a green light.

It is allowed if the intersection is clear.

It is not allowed.

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What is the recommended action if your trailer starts to sway or fishtail?

Accelerate rapidly.

Slow down gradually and steer straight.

Slam on the brakes.

Turn sharply.

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When storing your RV for long periods, what is suggested for air circulation inside the trailer?

Leave a window or roof vent slightly open.

Run the air conditioner continuously.

Close all windows and vents tightly.

Seal all openings with tape.

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What is the purpose of a pre-trip inspection?

To check for any mechanical problems that are not urgent.

To ensure the vehicle is ready for operation and to look for safety defects.

To verify the vehicle's registration and insurance.

To test the audio system.

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When driving defensively, it is important to constantly scan traffic in which directions?

Behind only

To your sides only

Ahead only

Ahead, behind, and to your sides

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What is the maximum speed in a lane or alley unless otherwise posted?

40 km/h

10 km/h

20 km/h

30 km/h

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What should be checked for in the engine compartment during a pre-trip inspection?

Fluid levels, belts, and for leaks.

The stereo system.

The navigation system.

The air conditioning unit.

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