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What is the purpose served by the throttle?

A. It displays the number of revolutions undergone by the engine per minute.

B. It plays a role in controlling the rear brakes of the motorcycle.

C. It plays a role in controlling the speed of the motorcycle.

D. It plays a role in controlling the gears of the motorcycle.

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A driver entering a highway via an entrance ramp must:

A. Signal and accelerate, then merge smoothly with highway traffic.

B. Use the appropriate hand signal, then take the right-of-way.

C. Signal and drive slowly in order to avoid an accident.

D. Honk the horn, then proceed with caution.

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What should a motorcyclist do if the throttle becomes stuck while driving?

A. The motorcyclist should ease off the throttle, apply the clutch, wait for the bike to slow down and jump off when it is safe to do so.

B. The motorcyclist should put more force on the throttle to increase speed, apply the clutch and use the kill switch to turn the engine off.

C. The motorcyclist should ease off the throttle, apply the clutch, and use the kill switch to turn the engine off once the bike has slowed down.

D. None of these statements is correct.

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At an intersection where turns to the left and right are permitted, what does a flashing green light indicate? Choose the false statement

A. Drivers may proceed straight through if the way is clear.

B. Drivers may turn to the left if the way is clear.

C. Drivers may turn to the right if the way is clear.

D. Drivers may proceed after coming to a complete stop.

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If a motorcyclist misses the correct freeway exit, what should the motorcyclist do?

A. The motorcyclist should perform a u-turn on the freeway, carefully drive back, and take the missed exit.

B. The motorcyclist should slow down, move onto the shoulder, back up and take the exit ramp that was missed.

C. The motorcyclist should maintain freeway speed, continue driving, and take the next exit.

D. The motorcyclist should slow down, move onto the shoulder, turn the motorcycle around, drive back carefully along the shoulder and take the missed exit.

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What are the 3 steps to driving over objects safely?

A. Grip the handlebars firmly, maintain a straight path, and use the footrests to rise slightly above the seat.

B. Grip the handlebars firmly, curve to one side, and use the footrests to rise slightly above the seat.

C. Grip the handlebars firmly, maintain a straight path, then use the threshold braking system.

D. Grip the handlebars firmly, curve to one side, and accelerate smoothly.

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What is the proper order of steps to start a motorcycle?

A. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, ensure the engine kill switch is in the "OFF" position, change the gear to reverse, apply to choke (if needed), pull in the clutch and press the starter button.

B. None of these are the proper order.

C. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, ensure the engine kill switch is in the "OFF" position, change the gear to neutral, apply choke (if needed), pull in the clutch and press the starter button.

D. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, ensure the engine kill switch is not in the "OFF" position, change the gear to neutral, apply choke (if needed), pull in the clutch and press the starter button.

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Never change lanes without:

A. Sounding the horn loudly first.

B. Changing gears.

C. Signalling and decreasing speed.

D. Signalling, checking your mirrors and doing a shoulder check

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What are the dangerous outcomes that could occur when a driver takes a turn too fast? Choose incorrect answer.

A. The rider may panic, brake too hard, causing the wheels to lock. This will cause the motorcycle to slide and result in a crash.

B. The motorcycle may run wide and leave the roadway, potentially crashing into an object or losing control on rough terrain.

C. The rider may safely lean into the turn and navigate it smoothly without any issues.

D. The excessive speed may cause the motorcycle to lose traction, leading to a high-side or low-side crash.

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What is meant by the term push-steering, also known as counter-steering?

A. It refers to counting the required number of seconds needed in order to complete a turn properly.

B. It refers to steering against the push of the wind to cut down on resistance.

C. It refers to the manner in which both the rider and the motorcycle lean in the direction in which the motorcyclist intends to turn.

D. It refers to passenger cars driving and turning away from motorcycles..

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