Alberta Motorcycle Test 06

Taking the Alberta Motorcycle Practice Test is an effective way to prepare for the mandatory Alberta motorcycle knowledge test. Passing this practice test and studying Alberta’s motorcycle handbook can increase your chances of passing the actual knowledge test on your first attempt.

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Alberta Motorcycle Practice Test 06

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Which statement is false? Some causes of a wobble are...?

Bent wheels or rims

Incorrect tire pressure in one or both tires

Holding onto the hand grips too loosely

Wheels that are not aligned

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Why should you ensure that your passenger's feet can reach and remain on the foot pegs?

All of the above

Hot exhaust pipes and mufflers are a hazard for passengers

It helps to balance the bike

It changes the weight transfer

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What should you do after a hard impact with an object?

Make quick braking actions to test the front wheel

Do a slalom back and forth to ensure the steering is fine

Accelerate briefly to ensure the wheel is fine

Pull over and check the tires and rims for damage before proceeding

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Riding with a passenger is not recommended until...?

The passenger agrees

You are an experienced rider

You have a strong enough to hold the extra weight

None of the above

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Which statement is false? Ensure that your passenger has...?

Insurance

Adequate protective clothing

Eye protection

Proper footwear

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If an obstacle appears suddenly in your path and you may not be able to stop in time, what should you do?

Lock all wheels

A controlled swerve

Accelerate

Go over it

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What should you do if an animal is near the road?

Reduce your speed and be prepared to steer around it or stop

All of the above

Repeatedly tap your horn

Change lanes

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Which statement is false? If the throttle is stuck, follow these steps...?

Signal and safely move off the road

Shift to neutral and rev the engine

Squeeze the clutch lever, and use the engine kill switch

Look for a safe place to stop

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How do you know if the rear tire suddenly goes flat?

All of the above

The rear wheel locks

The back of the motorcycle will tend to sway from side to side

The motorcycle will bounce

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How should you have your passenger sit?

Where ever they feel is comfortable

As far forward as possible

As far back as possible

In the middle

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What should you do to reduce the risk of hydroplaning?

Brake

Quickly downshift

Reduce speed without braking

Accelerate

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What is threshold braking?

Pumping the brake

Braking to the point just before the wheels lock

Locking the wheels

None of the above

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Other than having your passenger holding on to your waist, where else can they hold onto?

All of the above

The passenger hand grips

The back of your jacket

The passenger seat

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Which statement is false, A passenger is legally permitted on a motorcycle only if...?

The motorcycle must have foot rests

The motorcycle must have passenger hand grips

The motorcycle has a seat designed to carry an extra person

The motorcycle is wide enough

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Not locking the wheels allows you to...?

Hydroplane

Control the steering

Skid

Take longer to stop

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Which statement is false? If the front tire suddenly goes flat, do the following...?

Shift your weight further ahead on the seat

Ease off the throttle

Do not brake

Hold the hand grips firmly and try to steer straight

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What should you do with your speed when crossing tracks?

Brake

Keep it steady

Brake firmly and release the brake just as you reach the tracks

Accelerate

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Which statement is false? If your motorcycle develops a front wheel wobble, follow these steps...?

Reduce your speed by gradually closing the throttle

Signal if you can and safely move off the road

Firmly and gradually use your brakes

When the motorcycle has slowed enough, use the brakes carefully to stop.

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Which statement is false? If the rear tire suddenly goes flat, do the following...?

Hold the hand grips firmly and try to steer straight

Maintain your position on the motorcycle

When it is safe, move off the travelled portion of the road.

Use both brakes to carefully to come to a gradual stop in a safe place

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Why should you instruct your passenger to check with you before getting on or off the motorcycle?

So you are prepared for the weight transfer

So you do not injure them

All of the above

So you do not drag them behind

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How would you know if the front tire suddenly goes flat?

The steering will feel heavy or stiff

You've seen a puncture

You won't unless you test the pressure

The steering will feel loose

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Which statement is false? To ride safely when traction is reduced, do the following...?

Reduce your speed before entering a curve, especially a curve with a hazardous road surface

Reduce your speed before getting to a slippery surface to lessen the possibility of losing control or skidding

A sudden change in speed or direction can cause a loss of control. When adjusting your speed, shifting gears, turning corners, and braking, do so smoothly

When using the front brake, firmly and sharply squeeze the brake lever

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When crossing tracks, what position should you take?

A 45-degree angle

A 35-degree angle

A 25-degree angle

Straight ahead

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Which statement is false? Your motorcycle may need adjusting to allow for the extra weight of the passenger, including...?

Checking the slack in the drive chain

Bigger tires

Adjusting the suspension/shock absorbers

Adjusting the air pressure in the tires

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If a dog runs toward your motorcycle from the front or side, reduce your speed and downshift, and then as the dog approaches...?

Accelerate away

Tap the horn

Stop

Swerve

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A passing score for the knowledge test is necessary before being approved for an Alberta motorcycle driver’s license. With the knowledge and preparation gained through the practice test, you can feel more confident about tackling the test and demonstrating your motorcycle knowledge to the licensing office. Your success in passing the knowledge test on the first try demonstrates your competence as a motorcycle driver and provides a sense of reassurance and safety to yourself and others on the road.

How to Prepare for Your Alberta Motorcycle Road Test

Riding a motorcycle can be an exhilarating experience, but it requires skill, knowledge of safety measures, and a thorough understanding of the rules of the road. As you prepare for your motorcycle road test, it’s essential to be thoroughly prepared. This comprehensive guide will help ensure that you are ready to confidently hit the road on the day of your test.

Understand the Rules of the Road

Motorcycle-specific rules, such as lane positioning and safe following distances, are only part of the roadmap to your exam success. Review and adhere to all general traffic laws for riders as you prepare. Knowing what to expect on the test and the road in general is a smart strategy.

Take a Pre-Road Test Course

If you seek extra support and guidance before the big day, consider signing up for a pre-road test course. This investment can make a significant difference, as you’ll receive personalized coaching, get familiar with the actual road test conditions, and benefit from expert feedback.