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Module 3: Driving along

Lesson 1 with Quiz : Steer smoothly

Steering is the essence of control when behind the wheel, and mastering the art of smooth steering is not just a skill; it’s a cornerstone of safe and confident driving. As you prepare for the Alberta driving test, understanding the importance of smooth steering is paramount. This comprehensive guide explores the nuances of steering techniques, offering insights to help you navigate the roadways with finesse and excel in the Alberta driving test.

Practice Test 1 – Canadian Citizenship Test

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There are more than __________ annual festivals in Nova Scotia.

 

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In terms of cities where the majority of the population speak French, Montréal is the second largest in ______________.

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The population of Québec is almost ___________.

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The population of Ontario represents more than _____________ of Canada’s total population.

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Between them, Québec and Ontario produce more than _________ of goods made in Canada.

 

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The area around the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence River contains more than _________ of Canada’s population.

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Lake ________________ is the largest freshwater lake on the planet.

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Saskatchewan contains around ________ of Canada’s arable land.

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Regina is home to the training academy of the ___________________.

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Manitoba’s population has more than _______ of Canada’s Aboriginal citizens.

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The ________________ region of Alberta is famous for prehistoric fossils.

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The Prairie provinces are home to some of the world’s most productive ______________.

 

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The National Park of Banff, the most famous in Alberta, was created in ________.

 

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The Pacific Fleet of the Canadian Navy has its home port in ____________.

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Around 50% of the manufacturing industry of British Columbia is centred around ___________.

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British Columbia has a population of ____________.

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There are approximately ___________ provincial parks in British Columbia.

 

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The Northern Territories contain more than _______________ of Canada’s land.

 

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Yukon became world-famous for its gold rush in the ____________

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The population of the Northern Territories is just _____________ citizens.

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The Northwest Territories (N.W.T.) were originally made up in ___________.

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In the Northwest Territories, more than half the population is _______.

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The ____________ is the second-longest river system in North America.

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Canada’s northern regions are frequently called the “Land of the ___________ Sun.

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Nunavut’s population is approximately_____Inuit.

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Nunavut was created in ____________.

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Yukon holds Canada’s highest mountain, Mount ___________.

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The Canadian Rangers use the expertise of many _________________ people.

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The Canadian Rangers are part of the militia _______________________.

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In the winter, the Canadian Rangers patrol using ___________________.

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Section 1: The Foundation of Smooth Steering

1.1. Hand Placement:

Proper hand placement on the steering wheel is the foundation of smooth steering. Alberta driving tests often emphasize the importance of the “10 and 2” or “9 and 3” hand positions, ensuring optimal control and responsiveness.

1.2. Grip and Tension:

Maintaining a balanced grip and avoiding excessive tension is key. Alberta driving tests evaluate your ability to hold the wheel firmly but not too tight, facilitating precise control while minimizing fatigue.

Section 2: Turning Techniques

2.1. Hand-Over-Hand Technique:

The hand-over-hand technique is a fundamental skill tested in the Alberta driving exam. Demonstrating your ability to execute smooth and controlled turns enhances your overall driving competency.

2.2. Hand-to-Hand Technique:

While the hand-to-hand technique is less common, it is equally important. Alberta driving tests may assess your proficiency in executing turns using this technique, emphasizing adaptability in various driving scenarios.

Section 3: Steering Responsiveness

3.1. Predictive Steering:

Anticipating the road ahead is crucial. Alberta driving tests may gauge your ability to make gradual steering adjustments based on upcoming curves, ensuring a smooth and controlled driving experience.

3.2. Correcting Oversteer and Understeer:

Understanding and correcting oversteer and understeer is pivotal. Alberta driving exams may include scenarios where you need to demonstrate your ability to address these situations while maintaining smooth steering control.

Section 4: Parking and Precision Maneuvers

4.1. Parallel Parking:

Precision in parking maneuvers is a significant aspect of Alberta driving tests. Smooth steering plays a key role in parallel parking, showcasing your ability to navigate confined spaces with finesse.

4.2. Three-Point Turn:

Executing a smooth three-point turn requires precise steering. Alberta driving tests assess your ability to perform this maneuver smoothly, emphasizing control and awareness of surrounding traffic.

As you gear up for the Alberta driving test, recognizing the importance of smooth steering is more than a test requirement—it’s a commitment to safety and control on the roads. This guide equips you with the knowledge and techniques needed to steer smoothly, demonstrating your ability to navigate the complexities of driving with finesse. So, embrace the wheel, hone your steering skills, and drive confidently toward success in the Alberta driving test.