New Brunswick Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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1 / 20

If a front tire blows, hang on firmly and try to steer straight and...?

Shift your weight to the back

Keep your weight balanced

None of these

Shift your weight forward

2 / 20

As the front wheel reaches the object you have to drive over, what should you do?

Accelerate quickly

Accelerate slightly

Brake firmly

Turn the wheel and brake

3 / 20

To correct a rear-wheel skid...?

Add a gentle amount of throttle

Steer straight ahead

Steer slightly in the direction of the skid

Brake slightly

4 / 20

What does counter steering mean?

Steering the opposite way to cause a fishtail with the rear wheel

Steering one way to send the bike in the opposite direction

Not steering enough

None of these

5 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? The following areas are slippery when wet...?

Fallen leaves

Painted lines and arrows, particularly when newly painted

The left side of the lane

Greasy areas in center of lane

6 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? If the front wheel begins to wobble, you should...?

Check for unequal tire pressure, bent or misaligned wheels, loose spokes or an improperly mounted windshield

Brake

Gradually close the throttle and pull off the road as soon as you can

Grip the handlebars firmly but do not try to stop the wobble

7 / 20

A rear wheel skid caused by over-acceleration should be corrected by...?

Leaning forward over the front wheel

Closing the throttle gradually

Closing the throttle quickly

Braking with the front wheel

8 / 20

If the rear tire blows, maintain your position on the machine and...?

Brake firmly

Ease off the throttle

Brake gently

Accelerate gently to help keep momentum

9 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? In an emergency situation...?

Draw in the clutch

Apply the front brake

Lean back

Push down on the back brake

10 / 20

Most motorcycle skids are caused by...?

Inexperience

Poor motorcycle maintenance

Braking too hard

POOR CONDITIONS

11 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? If you have to stop quickly...?

If a wheel locks up and skids, it may slide to one side making the cycle hard to control

Apply each brake as hard as you can without locking either wheel

If you are forced to brake when the front wheel is turned, do it gradually

To keep the bike upright and in begin to turn

12 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? Carrying passengers can be an offence if carried on the following...?

On the frame

On the handlebars

At the very back of the seat

On the tank of the motorcycle

13 / 20

Where should the weight be while going over an object?

Forward

To the side

In the centre for balance

Backward

14 / 20

To correct a front-wheel skid...?

Add throttle

Brake hard with the rear wheel

Release the front brake immediately

Keep steering until the wheel grips again

15 / 20

If the front tire goes flat, the steering will...?

All of these

Suddenly turn

Feel heavy

Lock

16 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? When having to ride over an object, the basic rules to follow are...?

Hold onto the handlebars loosely

Keep a straight course

Shift weight back

Stand slightly on the footpegs

17 / 20

Which statement is FALSE? If your throttle sticks, the following steps should be applied...?

Rotate the throttle back and forth several times

Carefully steer off the road and stop

Leave the clutch lever alone

If you can not close the throttle, turn off the engine with the emergency kill switch, if you have one; if not, use the ignition key

18 / 20

If the rear tire goes flat...?

The chain or belt falls off

The steering is affected

The back wheel will lock

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

19 / 20

You should be able to detect a flat tire...?

From the way the motorcycle reacts

All of these

The wheel locks

You can hear it

20 / 20

The procedure to making a quick turn is...?

To lean forward to keep traction over the front wheel

Lock the rear wheel while steering

To get the motorcycle to lean quickly in the opposite direction you wish to turn

To get the motorcycle to lean quickly in the direction you wish to turn

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The Test Day Experience

Approach the test with confidence and readiness. Here’s what a typical test day might look like.

Arriving for Your Test

Plan to arrive at the test site early. This will give you time to relax and mentally prepare for the test. Ensure you have all the necessary documentation, including your learner’s permit and any required medical certificates.

Taking the Test

The on-cycle test is typically conducted in groups. Listen carefully to the examiner’s instructions and ask for clarification if needed. Focus on performing the skills you’ve practiced, and don’t forget to use the safety procedures you’ve learned, such as checking your mirrors and using signals.

Managing Test Anxiety

It’s natural to feel nervous but don’t let anxiety get the best of you. Take deep breaths, stay focused on the task, and remember the safety protocols you’ve been taught.