Manitoba Motorcycle Test 04

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Manitoba Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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What should you do in a slow-speed skid?

Steer slightly in the direction of the skid

Steer in the opposite direction of the skidding tire

None of these

Use the other brake

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Which statement is FALSE? In conditions where visibility is reduced (for example, bad weather), take extra precautions such as...?

Pass often to keep open space ahead of you

Allow more distance when following to give yourself more time to react

Use your low beam and high beam lights correctly

Signal earlier, brake sooner, flash your brake lights

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A Class 6 driver can operate a motorcycle only during daylight hours, which is...?

½ hour after sunrise to ½ hour before sunset

1 hour after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset

1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset

½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset

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Don't use high beam headlights in the following conditions...?

Night

Fog

Rain

Smoke

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If the rear tire blows, what should you do?

Brake

Ease off the throttle

Lean back in the seat as much as you can

Accelerate slightly for balance

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If you've had too much to drink, what will eliminate alcohol from your body?

Black coffee

A cold shower

Time

Food

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Which statement is FALSE? If you develop a speed wobble, you should...?

Brake

Don't try to stop the wobble

Gradually close the throttle

Hang on firmly to the handlebars

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Caution should be taken not to oversteer as this may cause what to happen?

The front brake to lock and the operator may fly over the handlebars

The rear brake to lock

Quickly and suddenly regain traction again

The motorcycle to tip over in the direction of the skid

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Which statement is FALSE? The following are typical causes of unsteadiness...?

Unequal tire inflation

Bent or misaligned wheels

An aftermarket windshield

Loose bearings

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Which statement is FALSE? When approaching loose material on a roadway, you should do the following...?

Raise your body slightly off the seat for better balance and move slightly to the rear for better traction

Keep your feet on the footpegs

Grip the handlebars loosely

Keep your arms and wrists loose to permit the front wheel to move a little, as it likely will.

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If the front tire blows, what should you do?

All of these

Use both brakes and slow down immediately before you lose control

Hang on firmly and try to steer straight

Lean forward as much as possible for balance

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Which statement is FALSE? If your throttle sticks, you should do the following...?

Rotate the throttle back and forth several times

Do not squeeze the clutch lever

Steer off the road and brake to a stop

If you cannot close the throttle, turn off the engine with the kill switch

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Which statement is FALSE? If an animal crosses or is near your path...?

Swerve only if necessary, on a path you know is clear, avoiding oncoming vehicles and other hazards

Blow your horn or try revving your engine to scare the animal away

If a crash is imminent, brake firmly to reduce your speed

Use your high beam headlights to scare them away

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You should cross a railway crossing at what angle?

15-degrees

30-degrees

Straight on

45-degrees

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Which statement is FALSE? Slippery surfaces reduce the friction between the motorcycle tires and the road surface, so you should be careful of the following...?

Wet metal such as manhole covers and bridge gratings; wet lane markings should also be avoided

Oil slicks created by drippings from other vehicles, especially in the centre portion of the lane

Snow and ice, which should be completely avoided

Wet pavement, especially after it starts to rain and after surface oil and dirt are washed away

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What are the two worst months for wildlife collisions in Manitoba?

June and July

April and May

October and November

February and March

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When riding over grated surfaces, you should...?

Sit as far back on the seat to help keep the balance

None of these

Sit as far forward in the seat and lean forward to help keep the balance

Stand up slightly on the footpegs with your knees flexed to absorb the impact

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If you cannot avoid riding on slippery surfaces, you should do the following...?

Keep all moves short and sudden

Only use the rear brake

Keep in higher gears

Reduce your speed

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Which statement is FALSE? If you have to leave the pavement, try to do all your slowing and steering before you leave the paved surface and...?

Shift your weight to the rear

Rise slightly on the footpegs

Lean forward as you leave the roadway for steering ability

Brake gradually, favouring the rear brake

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After you have reduced your speed on loose surfaces, what should you do next?

Accelerate occasionally

Maintain an even and constant throttle position

Be prepared to brake off and on

Release the throttle

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Which statement is FALSE? To help you control your motorcycle while riding across a grated surface, you should do the following...?

Keep your head up

Maintain a firm grip on the handlebars

All of these

Keep your arms stiff

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Which statement is FALSE? If you suddenly come across an obstacle on the road, you should do the following...?

Counter-steer

Move to the safest side

Reduce speed

Quickly swerve to avoid it

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Roads covered with sand, gravel, mud or leaves are similar to what?

Wet roads

None of these

New pavement

Old pavement

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If you can't avoid rough surfaces, you should...?

Keep the motorcycle as upright as possible

Lean forward to put more weight over the front wheel

All of these

Accelerate

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When riding over grated surfaces such as bridges, the motorcycle will tend to do what?

All of these

Decrease speed

Lose balance

Vibrate and wander back and forth

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Which statement is FALSE? Alcohol or drug impairment affects riders the following ways...?

Impairs judgment

Distorts vision

Delays reaction times

Affects muscle use

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What should you do in a high-speed skid?

Steer in the opposite direction of the skidding tire

Use the other brake to slow the speed down to help control the skid

None of these

Carefully pull the wheel into the turn to counter-steer out of the skid

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Which statement is FALSE? To avoid colliding with an animal, you should slow down...?

Before you see animal crossing signs

In rural and forested areas, where there are lush grasses, or where a creek crosses under a road

Especially at dawn, dusk and at night when wildlife are most active

To a speed at which you can stop within the zone of your headlights

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If an obstacle cannot be avoided, what should you do?

Sit firmly in the centre of the seat

Lean forward

All of these

Ride over it in the same manner as riding over rough surfaces

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Most motorcycle skids are caused by what?

Inexperience

Other road users

Braking too hard with the rear wheel

Poor road conditions

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