Alberta Motorcycle Test 02

The Alberta motorcycle practice test is a crucial step in your journey toward obtaining a driver’s license. As an aspiring motorcycle rider, you must familiarize yourself with the road rules and regulations specific to motorcycles. The practice test offers multiple choice questions that simulate the actual test, giving you a chance to test your knowledge and assess your preparedness

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Alberta Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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What is referred to as the friction zone?

When the connection will begin to engage again while releasing the clutch

When the clutch is disengaged

When the brakes begin to slow the motorcycle down

When the tires begin to move

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Which statement is FALSE? When checking the centre stand and side stand, they should...?

The bike will lean no more than at a 30-degree angle while on the stand

There are no cracks or bends

The stand should be secure when retracted

The centre stand spring is not broken

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Check each tire for adequate tread depth and also look for...?

Uneven or worn tread

Bulges

Discoloration

All of these

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Which statement is FALSE? To prepare your motorcycle for riding, do the following...?

While holding the hand grips, move the motorcycle upright and retract the side stand. Always check that your footing is secure so that you do not lose your balance

Ensure the motorcycle is in gear

Sit on the seat with a leg on each side of the motorcycle

Continue to keep your feet firmly on the ground

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Which statement is FALSE? Check that the battery is...?

Secure

The proper size

The terminals are clean

The connections to the battery are secure

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Which statement is FALSE? When checking the lights, check that they all...?

Not damaged

Are clean

Proper wattage

Securely mounted

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Do the both the foot and hand brake controls have to activate the brake light?

Yes

Just the foot brake

Just the hand brake

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Which statement is FALSE? Before starting to ride, be sure your intended path is safe by doing the following...?

Check that the path in front of you is clear of children, pedestrians, obstacles, and other traffic

Move your motorcycle to 45-degree angle

Check each mirror

Look over your shoulder in the direction you will be moving to check your blind spot

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When checking the throttle, how should it respond?

It should remain open until you close it

None of these

It should return to the closed position easily, without assistance

It should return to the closed position easily with assistance

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Which statement is FALSE? If you ride a manual shift motorcycle you will also have to practice proper gear shifting to acquire smooth coordination between...?

The signals

The brake

The throttle

The clutch lever

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Which statement is FALSE? Why should you maintain a light but firm hand grip with your left hand?

You will be able to reach the signal and headlight switches

You will be able to brake more smoothly

It will allow you to access the clutch lever easily

You can easily reach the horn

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Where should you keep your feet while riding?

On the foot pegs

Where ever you find to be the most comfortable

Your right foot should hover over the foot brake

The left foot should be below the gear shift

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Which statement is FALSE? Check the general condition of the tires such as...?

Bulges

Cuts

Scuffs

Cracks

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Which statement is FALSE? If the motorcycle engine is liquid cooled, check...?

The coolant fluid is at the recommended level

The coolant is the proper colour

The hoses are not cracked

The hoses are not leaking

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Just before stopping you will also need to squeeze the clutch lever for what reason?

To change gears

To prevent the motorcycle from stalling

To allow you to rev the engine while stopped

To apply the brakes

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A smooth shift to the next gear is the result of...?

Years of practice

Coordinating the clutch lever release with a small amount of throttle

Fully releasing the clutch

Maintaining steady throttle

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How do you check the brakes?

Ensure that the bike will only move slightly with the brakes applied

Check that each one keeps the motorcycle stopped when you apply the brake fully

Ensure that you need both front and rear brakes applied to fully stop the bike

Check that the brake dashboard light comes on when applying the brake

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What is the correct riding position?

Your arms should be at a 45-degree angle when holding the hand grips

So that your arms are slightly bent and not tense when you hold the hand grips

Your arms should be as straight as possible when holding the hand grips

Your finger tips should be able to reach beyond the hand grips to allow for enough arm movement

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Which statement is FALSE? When checking the wheels and rims, you should check for...?

Damaged spokes

Loose spokes

Thinner spokes

Missing spokes

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When properly adjusted, a mirror will show...?

The lanes next to you or shoulder

None of your body

The edge of your arm or shoulder

Asa much of the road as possible

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Why should you press your knees lightly against the motorcycle?

To help you keep your balance when the motorcycle is moving

To make the motorcycle more aerodynamic

All of these

To reduce on wind resistance

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What colour is the neutral gear light?

Red

Yellow

Blue

Green

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What could be an indication of an alignment problem?

A bumpy ride

The bike leans to one side

Worn or uneven tread

Bent spokes

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Why should you start with your right wrist positioned with a slight bend down and no higher than flat?

All of these

It is more relaxing in that position

Will prevent you from using too much throttle

It will prevent your hand from slipping off the grip

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How do you check that the instrument lights are working properly?

Inserting the key

You have to flip the switch

Starting the engine

Turning the key to the ON position

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