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At what level should cargo be kept on a motorcycle?

A. None of these statements is correct.

B. Cargo should be placed as high as possible to avoid interfering with the motorcycle's balance.

C. Cargo should be kept as low as possible and securely fastened to maintain stability.

D. Cargo should be evenly distributed with most of the weight toward the rear of the motorcycle.

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At what point can a motorcyclist take the Level 1 road test needed to acquire an M2 license?

A. The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 licence for 60 days.

B. The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 licence for 90 days.

C. The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 licence for 120 days.

D. The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 licence for 30 days.

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What is the major difference between the front and rear brakes?

A. The front brakes provide the entire stopping force of the motorcycle.

B. The front brakes account for one-quarter of the stopping force of the motorcycle.

C. The front brakes account for three-quarters of the stopping force of the motorcycle.

D. The front brakes are easier to access than the rear brakes.

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How far away from the closest gate or rail should a motorcyclist stop when nearing a railway crossing with a train approaching?

A. At least 15 metres away.

B. At least 5 metres away.

C. At a distance of 50 metres.

D. At least 1 metre away.

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In a situation where a number of motorcyclists are traveling with each other, in what way should they drive?

A. The motorcyclists should drive next to each other.

B. The motorcyclists should drive next to each other, but in separate lanes.

C. The motorcyclists should drive one behind the other in a line.

D. The motorcyclists should adopt a staggered formation.

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What should motorcyclists do in a blind curve when the view of the path ahead is restricted?

A Turn on the four-way flashers so the motorcycle will be visible to other drivers.

B. Adjust lane position to ensure that as much as possible of the road ahead is visible.

C. Drive near the side of the road, as close to the edge of the road as possible.

D. Drive in the centre of the road.

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What must be done when changing gears on a motorcycle?

A. The clutch must be disengaged.

B. The tachometer must be disengaged.

C. The engine kill switch must be used.

D. The clutch must be engaged.

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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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Why are motorcyclists advised not to drive in the center lane(s) of roads that have 3 or more lanes?

A. The center lane has more gravel than other lanes, so it is dangerous to drive in it.

B. Motorcyclists are not able to drive fast enough to be in the center lane.

C. It is illegal for motorcyclists to drive in the center lane.

D. Motorcyclists dont have a blocking position when there are lanes on both sides of the motorcycle.

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Which of the following statements about M1 license conditions is FALSE?

B. The holder of the M1 may have a blood alcohol level between 0.00 and 0.05.

C. The M1 holder must not carry passengers.

D. The M1 holder is not permitted to drive on specific roads or go higher than specific speed levels.

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