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How do properly adjusted mirrors help the motorcyclist?

A They provide a view of a major portion of the lane beside the motorcycle.

B. They help to reduce vulnerable blind spots.

C. They provide a view of at least half the lane behind the motorcycle.

D. All answers are correct.

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Which way should a motorcyclist position the motorcycle when attempting to move out of a parking spot that is parallel to the side of the road?

A. The motorcycle should be positioned across the parking spot so that the motorcyclist has a clear view of all sides.

B. The motorcycle should be angled so that it faces opposite to the intended direction.

C. The motorcycle should be angled so that it faces the intended direction.

D. None of these positions is correct.

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Which answer about blindspots is false?

A. Motorcyclists should avoid having other vehicles driving in their blind spot.

B. Motorcyclists should know that only large vehicles are required to check blind spots.

C. Motorcyclists should not drive in other drivers blind spots.

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When a motorcyclist raises his left arm with the arm bent upward at the elbow, what does it signify?

A. The motorcyclist intends to turn left.

B. The motorcyclist is leaving the highway.

C. The motorcyclist intends to turn right.

D. The motorcyclist is reducing speed and/or intends to stop.

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How often should motorcycle tires be inspected for pressure, proper tread, and damage?

A. Once every month.

B. Once every year.

C. Once every week.

D. Every single time the motorcycle is used.

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When approaching an intersection where the road is blocked with traffic, a motorcyclist should:

A. Stop before entering the intersection, waiting until traffic ahead moves on and the way is clear.

B Honk the horn to warn cars ahead to move on.

C Move slowly into the intersection and wait until the traffic ahead moves on before proceeding through the intersection.

D. Keep as close as possible to the car ahead to prevent other vehicles from entering the same lane.

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If visibility is becoming increasingly poor due to foggy conditions, motorcyclists should:

A. Move off the road, find a safe place to park, and wait until the fog clears up before attempting to continue driving.

B. Turn the motorcycle flashers on, pull over, and park in the left lane.

C. Shift to the fast lane and drive quickly to get out of the fog.

D. Drive at a reduced speed and use the horn to alert other drivers of their presence.

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When you must drive over an object or pothole on the road, what is the best way to reduce the force of the impact?

A. Sit firmly on the seat, with your back absolutely straight.

B. Rise up a little bit on the footrests in order to distribute the impact evenly and absorb the majority of it through the elbows and knees.

C. Apply the brakes forcefully as you drive over the object or pothole.

D. Grip the handlebars tightly.

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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.

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When a motorcyclist is in need of assistance, how should the motorcyclist alert other drivers on the road?

A. The motorcyclist should pull the bike off to the side of the road, and place his or her helmet on the ground, near the back of the parked motorcycle.

B. The motorcyclist should pull the bike off to the side of the road and switch on the high beam.

C. The motorcyclist should pull the bike off to the side of the road and stand beside it with the engine running.

D. The motorcyclist should pull the bike off to the side of the road and ensure that the tail light is on.

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