Ontario Motorcycle Test 07

To prepare for the M1 test, you must arm yourself with the right resources. Begin with the Official Motorcycle Handbook to familiarize yourself with Ontario’s traffic laws and safe riding practices. Complement your reading with online practice tests, often provided by Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation, and consider enrolling in an accredited motorcycle training course.

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Ontario Motorcycle Practice Test 07

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Which statement is false? Before buyers can put their own plates on their new vehicle, they must have the following...?

The vehicle portion of the permit issued for that vehicle

The licence plates validated, if not already valid

The licence plate number recorded on the plate portion of the vehicle permit

The maximum insurance required under the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act

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Which statement is false? When you try to close the throttle and you find that it will not turn or the engine will not slow down, you should...?

If the motorcycle does not have a kill switch, pull in the clutch and let the engine race until you can stop, and turn it off with the key. You may also be able to leave the clutch out and stop the engine with the brakes

Apply more pressure on the throttle

At the same time, pull in the clutch and turn off the engine with the kill switch

Park the motorcycle until you can get it fixed

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How do you know that ABS has been activated?

The vehicle makes a quick and sudden stop

A light comes on the dash

The wheels lock

There is a vibration

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If you are hit by flying objects, what should you do?

Ride until the wind blows it off

Remove it with your left hand

Remove it with your right hand

Keep your eyes on the road, your hands on the handlebars and pull off when safe to do so

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The depth of your tires should be a minimum of...?

1.5 mm

3 mm

2 mm

1 mm

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Which statement is false? If you have a tire blowout while driving, do the following...?

Apply the brakes firmly

If it is the front tire that has blown, shift your weight as far back as you can. If it is the rear tire, stay where you are

Wait until you are going very slowly, then edge toward the side of the road and coast to a stop

Hold the handgrips tightly and concentrate on steering. Try to keep a straight course

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If the chain locks the rear wheel, you will not be able to disengage it, and it will cause your motorcycle to do what?

Rev

Skid

None of these

Stall

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If your licence plate is not visible, can you be fined?

Yes

Just at night

Only in poor conditions

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How much must you insure all your vehicles for third party liability?

300,000

200,000

500,000

250,000

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Which statement is false? Other things that can cause a motorcycle or moped to wobble include...?

Loose steering-head bearings

Windshield improperly mounted or not designed for your particular vehicle

New tire tread

Worn steering parts Wheel that is bent out of alignment

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How much can you be fined if you do not tell the truth about your insurance, or show false documents?

$2,000 to $2,500

50,000

$500 to $1,000

$5,000 to $25,000

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Will ABS shorten stopping distance?

On dry roads

On wet roads

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Overheating or a lack of lubrication causes what?

Engine leaks

Poor mileage

Poor acceleration

Engine seizure

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Oes the Level One test have an on-road component?

In rural areas only

Only after failing the first attempt

Yes

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How do you detect a flat tire?

You will always hear a pop

You won't

From the way the motorcycle reacts

A warning light will appear on the dashboard

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If you encounter an animal on the road, what should you do?

Brake and prepare to stop

Swerve

Honk your horn

All of these

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Other than worn sprockets, chain failure usually is caused by what?

A worn or stretched chain

Riding too fast

Poor maintenance

Accelerating too quickly

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If you do not tell the truth about your insurance, or show false documents, you may also lose your licence for how long?

Up to 30 days

Up to one year

Up to 6 months

Up to 60 days

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When approaching a turn, when should you brake?

Before and during the first half of the turn

Before the turn

Half way around the turn

After you started to turn

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The Level One road test deals with...?

Basic driving skills

High traffic areas

Freeway skills

Parking lot only

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Which statement is false? When driving at a fairly high speed, the front wheel can suddenly begin to wobble or shake from side to side, you should...?

Gradually close the throttle and let the vehicle slow down. Do not apply the brakes; it could make the wobble worse. Never accelerate

Pull off the road as soon as you can stop

Fight the wobble aggressively

If you are carrying a heavy load, distribute it more evenly. If you are at a gas station or have a tire gauge, check your tire pressure

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Which statement is false? The following steps will help you drive safely over most objects you may find on the road...?

Hold the handgrips loosely

Keep the motorcycle or moped upright and reduces the chance of falling

Keep a straight course

Rise slightly on the footrests to allow your arms and legs to absorb the shock and helps keep you from being bounced off as the rear wheel hits the object

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Why is the straight-line brake test done on the Level One test?

To determine balance and control at low speeds

To test your reflexes

To determine if you know where the brakes are located

All of these

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If you change anything about your motorcycle or moped, such as the colour, you must report it to a Service Ontario centre within how long?

72 hours

6 days

14 days

24 hours

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What is a major cause of motorcycle and moped collisions?

Driving in groups

Running off the road in a turn or curve

Driving in the left position too long

Driving in the right position too long

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You will notice if the chain breaks because...?

None of these

The rear wheel locks

The engine will stall

You will instantly lose power to the rear wheels, and the engine will speed up

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If the rear tire goes flat, the back of the motorcycle or moped will tend to do what?

Bounce dramatically

Slide from side to side

Lock up

Remain in a straight line

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How would you know if your shock absorbers may need to be adjusted or replaced?

All of these

The level on the shock absorber is uneven

If your motorcycle bounces several times after crossing a bump or you hear a clunk

The warning light goes on the dashboard

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The key to making a quick swerve is to get the motorcycle or moped to do what?

Lean

Nothing

Brake

Accelerate

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During the Level One test, where should you keep your feet while driving a serpentine pattern in a controlled manner?

Anywhere you wish

One the foot rests

On the rear brake

Hanging toward the ground, ready to balance the motorcycle

Your score is

Don’t let simple errors detract from your success. One common mistake among test takers is rushing through the exam. Remember, this is about quality, not just speed. Read each question carefully and give thought to your answer. In preparation, practice your objective and hazard recognition exercises — notice things you don’t always see when you’re behind the wheel of a car.

In addressing knowledge-based questions, be cautious of ‘trick’ questions or answers that seem too obvious. Use logic and apply the information you’ve studied with care and detail.

On the physical side, take care of your well-being. Ensure you’re well-rested and focused during study sessions. Be sure to take regular breaks and stay hydrated. These simple practices can significantly improve your learning retention and test-taking performance.