Ontario G1 Practice Test · Question
A sign with a pentagon shape and two figures walking indicates you are entering what type of zone?
The pentagon shape is exclusively used for school zones and school crosswalks. Drivers must be prepared to slow down and watch for children.
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Question: A sign with a pentagon shape and two figures walking indicates you are entering what type of zone?
Answer options:
- Playground zone ✅ School zone
- Pedestrian corridor
- Residential area
Correct answer: School zone
Explanation: The pentagon shape is exclusively used for school zones and school crosswalks. Drivers must be prepared to slow down and watch for children.
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