Ontario Motorcycle Test 02

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Ontario Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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The fuel supply may be controlled by what?

An electronic switch

A pump

A manually operated valve

None of these

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Begin by making sure your vehicle is not too heavy or large for you to drive comfortably. Sitting on the seat, you should be able to place your feet...?

On the foot pegs

Slightly touching the ground

Flat on the ground

On the ground after tilting the motorcycle

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The switch to turn the headlight from low beam to high beam is usually on...?

The left handlebar

The left footpeg

The right handlebar

The right footpeg

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The high-beam light glows what colour when the high beam headlight is on?

Green

Blue

Brown

Yellow

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Most modern limited-speed motorcycles have a type of automatic transmission called...?

Automatic variable transmission

Continuously automatic transmission

Continuously variable transmission

Automatic adjustable transmission

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When is the choke used?

To help start a cold engine

None of these

The keep the engine running

To help shut off the engine

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If you do not apply enough throttle, what can the motorcycle do when you release the clutch?

Jerk

Stop

Rev

Stall

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Which statement is FALSE? When checking cables, you should check...?

The length

For broken strands

For kinks

For binding

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To start, make sure your motorcycle is in which gear?

It doesn't matter as long as the brake is applied

Reverse

Neutral

1st

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How do you pull the front brake lever smoothly?

Anyway that gets the job done

Using all fingers

Using the index finger

The palm of your hand

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Some motorcycles have a kick-start lever located...?

Above the left footrest

Behind the left footrest

Above the right footrest

Behind the right footrest

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'Push' steering will cause the motorcycle, and you, to do what?

Lean in the opposite direction you wish to turn

Lean in the direction you wish to turn

Lean backwards

Remain upright

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Make sure all levers, pedals and switches are in good condition, operate properly, and...?

Spring back to the original position when you let go

None of these

Ease forward when you let go

Maintained in the released position when you let go

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When checking the chassis, what should you look for?

All of these

Loose bolts

Grease

Rust

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To shift up, twist the throttle as you...?

None of these

Push in the clutch

Lift up with your toe

Pull in the clutch

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Do the headlight and tail light come on automatically when the ignition is switched on and the engine is running?

Yes

Only with much older motorcycles

Only if you add this as a feature

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When do you release the electric starter button?

Once the motorcycle begins to move

Once you feel pressure from the clutch lever

None of these

As soon as you hear the engine fire

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Where is a centre stand usually located?

Underneath the centre of the frame

On the left side

At the rear of the motorcycle

On the right side

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What is another phrase for 'push' steering?

Counter' steering

'Lean' steering

'Opposite' steering

'Pull' steering

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Which statement is FALSE? Check your tires for the following...?

Size

Pressure

Tread

Damage

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How do you manually switch off the signal after each turn or lane change?

With your left foot

With your thumb

It switches off automatically

With your right foot

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Should you always check the condition of the vehicle before you drive it?

Monthly

Once a week

Yes

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Generally, you start a motorcycle (not a limited-speed motorcycle) by turning the ignition switch on and making sure the engine kill switch is...?

Not in the accessory position

Not in the 'off' position

Not in the 'on' position

Not in the first position

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To maintain your balance, keep your feet...?

One foot down

Firmly on the footrests

Right foot ahead of the brake

Behind the footrests

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The engine kill switch is used...?

To routinely start the engine

To balance the fuel/air mixture

In an emergency to stop the engine quickly

To disengage the clutch

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Do you need to lean while turning?

Yes

Only at low speed

Only at high speed

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How should you adjust the mirrors?

You should see a small part of your rear wheel

You should not see any part of your body

You should see the lane behind you and as much of the other lanes on the road as possible

Above eye level

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Why should you not shift gears while you are turning?

All of these

It may cause a skid

It may cause a sudden decrease in power

It may cause excess power

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How much stopping power does the front brake provide?

100%

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How should you hold the handlebars to keep you from increasing your speed by mistake?

With your wrists level

With arms straight

With your wrists high

With your wrists low

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