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What is the best way of obtaining a clear view of everything on the road?

A. By looking around in each direction all the time and not lingering on any one sight for more than 2 seconds.

B. By looking far enough ahead on the road: ½ block to 1 block ahead when driving in the city and as far ahead as possible when on highways.

C. All answers are correct.

D. Paying attention to and keeping track of surroundings enables motorcyclists to drive defensively and reduces the likelihood of the unexpected, which can cause accidents.

2 / 10

In case a need arises for a motorcyclist to stop the motorcycle while making a turn, the following process should be used:

A. The motorcyclist should quickly speed up to avoid other vehicles on the road, then pull over to the side of the road before stopping.

B. The motorcyclist should only use the rear brakes.

C. The motorcyclist should use both the front brakes and the rear brakes simultaneously.

D. The motorcyclist should only use the front brakes.

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A motorcyclist should keep the mirrors positioned in such a way that the motorcyclist can:

A. See as much as possible of the adjacent lane and a substantial part of the lane behind them.

B. See the lane that is behind them very clearly.

C. See the lane next to them very clearly.

D. There is no need to use mirrors when driving in heavy traffic.

4 / 10

When driving a motorcycle in the passing lane, which tire track should the motorcyclist use?

A. The left tire track.

B. Motorcyclists should not drive in the passing lane.

C. The centre tire track.

D. The right tire track.

5 / 10

A high-speed wobble can be effectively managed by:

A. Slowly decreasing the speed of the motorcycle.

B. Applying the rear brakes only so that all the stopping power is at the back of the motorcycle.

C. Applying the brakes as quickly as possible.

D. Accelerating while gripping the handlebars firmly to resist the wobble.

6 / 10

In addition to routine checks, which parts should be checked on a motorcycle every week?

A. The rims, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes, chain, tire tread and all other hardware should be checked weekly.

B. Tire tread, shock absorbers, brakes, stereo, seat cover and all other hardware should be checked weekly.

C. Tire tread, shock absorbers, paint, stereo, seat cover and all other software should be checked weekly.

D. The rims, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes, chain, stereo and all other hardware should be checked weekly.

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Is it mandatory to have a horn on a motorcycle?

A. It is mandatory only in the case of mopeds.

B. It is mandatory to have a horn and to ensure that it is in proper working condition.

C. None of them.

D. A horn is not required on motorcycles.

8 / 10

In the Motorcycle Driver's Handbook, the term "motorcycle" includes which of the following?

A. Mopeds, Limited Speed Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles.

B. Mopeds and Motor Tricycles.

C. Limited Speed Motorcycles and Mopeds.

D. Limited Speed Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles.

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When slowing down or coming to a stop what should the motorcyclist do?

A. Lean to the left.

B. Apply only the front brakes.

C. Downshift after stopping.

D. Downshift.

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When driving on a wet road, an abrupt change in direction or speed can result in skidding. Hence motorcyclists should always:

A. Turn, brake, accelerate and change gears as smoothly as possible.

B. Reduce speed and change direction before it begins to rain.

C. Avoid driving on wet roads.

D. Drive quickly.

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