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ONLINE MOTORCYCLE TEST

MOTORCYCLE TEST: 1

Approaching the intersection, the traffic lights are not functioning, you must:

Make a full stop and proceed after checking that the way is clear.
Proceed as if there were a yield sign.
Reduce speed, check the traffic and proceed if the way is clear.
Accelerate to clear the intersection quickly.

When riding a motorcycle, the law requires:
- The motorcyclist as well as passenger to wear safety helmet.
- The front headlight to be on at all times.
- The motorcyclist to obey all rules applying to motorized vehicles.
- All of these.
When two or more motorcycles ride together in group, the law requires them to ride:
- In a single file.
- In a staggered (zigzag) formation.
- Side by side (in pairs).
- In any these formations, depending on the circumstances.
Approaching an intersection, the signal lights change to amber (yellow). You Should:
- Tap the brake and check the rear-view mirror.
- Apply the brakes firmly and simultaneously.
- Stop your motorcycle at the stop line.
- All of these in the given order.
If you were too close to stop safely, you should scan the intersection and :
- Reduce speed.
- Maintain speed.
- Accelerate.
- Make an emergency stop moving to the right.
In order for a motorcyclist to transport a passenger on the motorcycle, it must be equipped with:
- Special mirrors and a permanently installed passenger seat.
- A securely fastened passenger seat and foot pegs for the passenger.
- Special shock absorbers and mirrors.
- Special shock absorbers and extra foot pegs on each side of the motorcycle.
According to motor vehicle regulations as they apply to motorcycle, a motorcyclist must:
- Remain seated and hold the handlebar at all times.
- Ride single file when riding in groups.
- Keep both feet on the foot pegs when stopped.
- Ride in the bicycle lane when there is one available.
Is it permitted to ride a motorcycle between two adjacent rows of vehicles?
- Only if the vehicles are in motion.
- Yes, if there is sufficient space to manoeuvre in complete safety.
- No, this is prohibited at all times.
- Only if the vehicles are stopped.
Approaching a railroad crossing following a school bus, you should:
- Maintain your speed, check and proceed.
- Reduce speed and proceed cautiously.
- Accelerate to pass the school bus.
- Reduce speed and keep to the right.
An ambulance approaches with the siren and flashing lights in operation, you should:
- Move to the right and stop.
- Accelerate.
- Move off the roadway and stop.
- Reduce speed and keep to the right.
In which of the following circumstances will you be charged with riding while impaired?
- If you are involved in a collision people are injured.
- When you ride after consuming alcohol.
- If you involved in a collision involving loss of life.
- When you ride after taking drugs.
A driver’s licence can be revoked for various reasons. The most common reason for licence revocation is a conviction for:
- Hit and run.
- Operating a motor vehicle while impaired.
- Operating a motor vehicle at excessive speeds.
- Racing on public highways for a wager or bet.
Peripheral vision is:
- The ability to judge distance.
- The ability to perceive colour.
- A visual handicap.
- The ability to perceive shaped and movements.
What is the effect of increasing high speed on a motorcyclist’s field of vision?
- It decreases the field of vision.
- It increases the field of vision.
- It almost eliminates the blind spots.
- It has no effect since the motorcycle is moving forward.
When riding, even under normal traffic conditions, you should:
- Concentrate on the vehicle in front of you.
- Move your eyes as seldom as possible.
- Check traffic to the rear only when necessary.
- Scan every two seconds to be aware of the environment.
A blind spot is:
- The view in the left mirror.
- The areas not visible in the mirrors or in your field of vision.
- The view in the right mirror.
- A visual impairment.
The vehicle passing you suddenly decides not to do so. You should:
- Reduce speed.
- Move as far as possible to the right.
- Maintain speed and position.
- Accelerate.
If your motorcycle engine stops suddenly, without any warning and will not restart, the problem will most probably be:
- The fuel system.
- An electrical malfunction.
- The brake system.
- Low engine oil level.
According to statistics, where are motorcycles most frequently involved in collision?
- On expressways.
- At expressway exits and entrances.
- At intersections.
- On rural roads.
The physical and mental health of a motorcyclist:
- Will not affect the ability to ride.
- Will have a considerable on behaviour and attitudes.
- Will have very little influence on the rider’s attitude.
- Will have very little influence on the rider’s behaviour.
The most important factor in riding is:
- The riding environment.
- The behaviour and attitude of the rider.
- The mechanical condition of the motorcycle.
- The density of the traffic.
When a doctor prescribes medication for you and you know you will be riding. You should:
- Ask the doctor if the medication will affect your ability to ride.
- Take the medication, but stop taking it if you notice that it is affecting your ability to ride.
- Take the medication, but make sure you also take medication to keep you awake.
- Take the medication, but ride more slowly until the effect wears off.
If you became tired as you ride, it is preferable to:
- Stop long enough to have a strong cup of coffee.
- Stop and rest as long as may be necessary.
- Stop for a light meal.
- Stop and exercise briefly.
Having had a mere two or three drinks (alcoholic beverages) one hour before riding:
- May very well diminish your judgement and your reflexes.
- Will not influence your riding ability in any way.
- Improves your riding ability.
- Is certainly illegal or forbidden.
If you have had many alcoholic drinks within a short period of time, the best thing to do is:
- Ride slowly (do not exceed 25 to 30 km/h).
- Ride only if someone accompanies you.
- Ride only after eating a light meal and drinking a few cups of black coffee.
- Wait one hour for each drink you have consumed before riding.

MOTORCYCLE TEST: 2

While consumed alcohol is absorbed rapidly and affects the systems almost immediately, the slow rate of elimination cannot be accelerated because:
- The alcohol must be digested by the stomach before elimination by the liver.
- The small intestine must filter the alcohol before elimination by the liver.
- The liver, as it’s own steady rate, must eliminate 90% of all consumed alcohol.
- The stomach must digest the alcohol before it will be eliminated in the urine.
After consuming alcoholic beverages, your vision will be affected, if you were to ride your motorcycle, you would tend to:
- Focus on points or objects straight ahead.
- Scan the roadway ahead and to the sides.
- Continuously scan the entire environment around you.
- Concentrate on objects or points at the side of the road.
After consuming alcoholic beverages, your system will be affected. If you were to ride your motorcycle, you would:
- Be better able to recognize problems situation.
- Tend to overestimate your abilities.
- Tend to ride in a more responsible manner.
- Have a better sense of balance while riding.
When a motorcyclist rides in a very familiar area:
- He can ride at a higher speed.
- He can relax while riding.
- He tends to ride more carefully and pay close attention to the environment.
- He tends to ride less cautiously and pay less attention to the environment.
Besides a proper helmet and eye protection, a motorcyclist should wear:
- Boots, gloves, pants and a sturdy jacket.
- Gloves, running shoes, shorts and a T-shirt in hot weather.
- Shoes, jeans and a jean jacket.
- Any of these would be acceptable.
To change lanes to the left, the first thing to do is:
- Shoulder check the left blind spot.
- Check in the left rear-view mirror.
- Activate the left turn signal.
- Check in the right rear-view mirror.
The oncoming vehicle signals a left turn, you should:
- Maintain position, honk and flash the high beams.
- Maintain speed and position.
- Move to the right and accelerate to pass in front of the vehicle.
- Reduce speed, move to the right, and communicate your presence.
A motorcyclist should properly adjust and fasten the helmet:
- Prior to climbing astride the motorcycle.
- While seated in the riding position.
- After moving off into traffic.
- When a hazard appears ahead.
The first step in starting the motorcycle engine is to:
- Check the fuel level and open the fuel valve.
- Shift the transmission to neutral.
- Insert the key and turn the ignition switch to the "ON" position.
- Activate the choke lever.
When using an electric starter to crank the engine, you should:
- Disengage the clutch by squeezing the clutch lever.
- Press the starter button until the engine starts (5 to 10 seconds at a time).
- Avoid twisting the throttle.
- All of these.
Once a cold engine starts, you should:
- Immediately ease off the choke lever.
- Ease off the choke as the engine idle speed increases.
- Move off into traffic and lower the choke setting while riding.
- Wait until the engine reaches operating temperature before easing off the choke setting.
The motorcycle is ready to ride when:
- The choke setting has been reduced gradually.
- The engine is idling smoothly with the choke off completely.
- The engine responds quickly and smoothly to the throttle.
- All of these in order.
To re-start an engine that is still warm, you should:
- Twist the throttle while cranking the engine.
- Not move the choke lever to the applied position.
- Press and hold the starter button until the engine starts and runs.
- All of these.
While attempting to start the engine several times, you begin to notice the smell of gasoline. The engine is flooded. To start a flooded engine, you should:
- Release the choke lever and pump the throttle while cranking.
- Twist the throttle forwards and backwards while cranking.
- Twist the throttle to full acceleration and hold while cranking.
- Avoid moving the throttle from the normal idle position while cranking.
You should adjust the mirrors on your motorcycle:
- Before climbing astride the motorcycle.
- While sitting on the bike with the stand down.
- While sitting on the bike with the stand raised.
- While riding but before encountering any problems.
To adjust the mirrors properly, you should:
- Be sitting on the bike with the stand raised.
- Swing the mirror supports towards the outside as much as possible.
- Adjust each mirror to show past your shoulder and as much as possible of the lane beside you.
- All of these in order.
How should you position your knees and feet to ensure greater stability?
- Feet hanging down and knees away from the bike.
- Feet on the foot peg and knees squeezing the bike.
- One foot on the rear brake lever, the other on the foot pegs and knees squeezing the bike.
- Feet on the foot pegs and knees away from the bike.
How should you position your hands on the handlebars?
- Hold the handgrips loosely with the wrists bent.
- Hold the handgrips firmly with the wrists flat.
- Hold the handgrips firmly with an overhand position.
- Hold the handgrips loosely with an overhand position.
When you intend to carry a passenger, you should:
- Make certain your bike is equipped to carry a passenger.
- Instruct your passenger before going riding.
- Adjust for the extra weight.
- All of these.
A passenger should climb astride the motorcycle when the motorcyclist is:
- Performing the pre-ride inspection.
- Standing beside the motorcycle with the stand down.
- Seated on the motorcycle ready to ride.
- Seated on the motorcycle ready to start the engine.
The safest way for your passenger to hold on while riding is:
- One hand on the seat strap and one hand on you.
- Both hands holding on to the seat strap.
- Both arms wrapped around your waist.
- Squeezing the bike with knees and thighs.
The best way to transport baggage on your motorcycle is:
- To tie it to your seat.
- To tie it to a raised baggage support.
- To tow a motorcycle trailer.
- To place the baggage in saddlebags.
Frequent mechanical inspections are even more important for a motorcycle because:
- A motorcycle does not last as long as other motorized vehicles.
- Mechanical defects have more serious consequences for motorcyclists.
- The motorcycle is lighter than motorized vehicles.
- Motorcycles travel at higher speeds than other motorized vehicles.
If you must stop for more than a minute, what should you do to help prevent the clutch from heating up?
- Shift to neutral and release the clutch lever.
- Keep the clutch engaged and shift a higher gear.
- Keep the clutch engaged and rev the engine several times.
- All of these.
What can influence the total stopping distance of a motorcycle?
- The motorcyclist – physical and mental state, skill and experience.
- The motorcycle – speed, weight and mechanical condition.
- The roadway – friction factor and inclination.
- All of these.

ANSWERS :

Motorcycle Test 1		Motorcycle Test 2
1.	a	1.	c
2.	d	2.	a
3.	b	3.	b
4.	d	4.	d
5.	b	5.	a
6.	b	6.	b
7.	a	7.	d
8.	c	8.	a
9.	d	9.	a
10.	a	10.	d
11.	d	11.	b
12.	b	12.	d
13.	d	13.	b
14.	a	14.	c
15.	d	15.	c
16.	b	16.	d
17.	d	17.	b
18.	b	18.	a
19.	c	19.	d
20.	b	20.	c
21.	b	21.	c
22.	a	22.	d
23.	b	23.	b
24.	a	24.	a
25.	d	25.	d