Quebec Motorcycle Test 01

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Quebec Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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Do most motorcycles have an electric starter?

Only as an aftermarket product

European motorcycles only

Yes

2 / 30

Which statement is false? The various factors that affect the balance of a motorcycle are...?

Atmospheric conditions

Road conditions

Your body size

The type of bike

3 / 30

While riding, you should keep your torso...?

Stiff

Rigid

None of these

Flexible and relaced

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Which statement is false? A safe riding position does the following...?

Improves wind resistance

Helps you maintain your balance

Is less tiring

Provides the support you need when executing a manoeuvre

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Which of the following is not a step for starting your motorcycle?

If it is not already on, turn the emergency cutoff switch to ON

Turn the ignition to LOCK

Use the starter to start the engine

Put the gearshift into neutral

6 / 30

The rear brake lever is located...?

On the right handlebar

On the left handlebar

By the left foot

By the right foot

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The centre of gravity is the point that prevents the motorcycle from doing what?

Falling on one side or the other

Slowing turn

Speeding up

Turning

8 / 30

What position should your legs be while riding?

Bent to a 90-degree angle

As straight as possible

Outwards

Hugging the gas tank with your knees

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Which ignition position can the key be removed from the ignition switch?

Any position

Accessories

Off

10 / 30

To lift up a fallen motorcycle, why should you put your bike into first gear first?

So you will be able to start it

To prepare to ride away

None of these

To immobilize the rear wheel

11 / 30

The lower palm of your hand should be...?

Slightly under the throttle

Slightly above the throttle

In any position that is comfortable

Completely inline with the throttle

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Some motorcycles have a choke, which helps do what?

Stops the flow of fuel to the engine

Helps an engine start when cold by regulating the air-fuel mixture

Helps to add fuel to the engine

Adds oil to the fuel mixture

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To know that you have the right model and size of bike for your body size, you should be able to...?

Place both feet firmly on the ground when your motorcycle is not moving

Hold the motorcycle upright while standing to the side of it

All of these

Walk your motorcycle with the engine off

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After you shift gears, the gearshift lever does what?

None of these

Remains in that same position

Returns to its normal position

Pushes forward

15 / 30

The throttle grip should automatically do what when released?

Remain in the same position

Automatically snap back to the idle position

Push forward

None of these

16 / 30

The front brake is the more powerful of the two and provides approximately what percentage of braking capacity?

70%

85%

95%

55%

17 / 30

Driving a motorcycle without allowing the engine to warm up completely can increase the risk of what?

None of these

A misfire

Engine seizure

Wasted time

18 / 30

How do the turn signals deactivate?

It does it automatically

By the button by the right foot

By a dash switch

The rider does it

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Which statement is false? The steps for safely mounting your motorcycle are...?

Stand on the right side of your motorcycle

Squeeze the front brake lever and firmly grip both handlebars

Throw your leg over the seat

Straighten the handlebars

20 / 30

The horn control is usually activated using...?

Your left thumb

The left foot

Your right hand

Your right foot

21 / 30

Most motorcycles have how many gears?

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With this type of motorcycle, you have to switch the choke to the ON position before starting your bike and then...?

Close it completely once the engine has reached normal idling speed

Close it immediately after five minutes

Close it immediately after getting up to cruising speed

Close it immediately the moment the engine starts

23 / 30

When making a turn or negotiating a curve, where should you look?

As far ahead as possible toward the point where you will be exiting the turn or curve

On the outside of the turn or curve

To the far side of the curve or turn

Just ahead of your position

24 / 30

What is the name of the force that causes your vehicle to be pulled outward in a turn or curve at more or less higher speeds (above 25 km/h1)?

Gyroscopic effect

Gravity

Inertia

Centrifugal force

25 / 30

The front brake lever is located...?

By the right foot

On the right handlebar

By the left foot

26 / 30

When travelling in a straight line, where should you look?

As far ahead as possible

12 seconds ahead

1 block ahead

2 seconds ahead

27 / 30

The fuel tap usually has how many positions?

28 / 30

Which of the following steps is not a step for moving the motorcycle without the engine running?

Balance the motorcycle in an upright position

Stand on the left side of your motorcycle

Squeeze the front brake lever

Shift the motorcycle into first gear

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After using the emergency cutoff switch, what do you need to do before you can restart the engine?

Switch it back to the ON position

Pump the throttle

Turn on the gas valve

All of these

30 / 30

What is another name for the emergency cutoff switch?

Go switch

Kill switch

Pause switch

Stop switch

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