Quebec Motorcycle Test 05

Safety and handling are crucial for a would-be motorcyclist, involving more than just understanding traffic laws and road signs. Therefore, our practice tests encompass scenarios that challenge your knowledge of safe riding practices and how to handle your motorcycle under different conditions. Topics include lane positioning, braking techniques, and maneuvering safely through hazards. We highlight defensive driving tactics that are key to avoiding accidents, ensuring that you are as prepared as possible for both the test and real-world riding.

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Quebec Motorcycle Practice Test 05

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Why should you avoid sudden braking when riding on slippery surfaces?

The risk of skidding is greater

None of these

It affects your aerodynamics

It may cause brake fade

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Which statement is false? While traveling on dirt or gravel roads, the following steps will help you to maintain control of your motorcycle...?

Increase the safety margins between your bike and other vehicles

Avoid abrupt manoeuvres and movements

Hold the handlebars loosely and keep your arms and wrists relaxed so that the front wheel can move freely

Lift your body slightly for better balance and shift your weight to the rear for better traction

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Why should you avoid travelling through puddles?

They get your brakes wet

They cause you to splash pedestrians

All of these

They may hide potholes

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When are you required to switch to the low beams while riding at night?

If you have a motorcycle more than 10 years old

If you are following or approaching an oncoming vehicle at less than 150 metres

If it's too dark to see

If you are following or approaching an oncoming vehicle at less than 300 metres

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Which statement is false? When travelling on a slippery surface, you should do the following...?

Avoid abrupt manoeuvres and movements

Stay firm on the throttle

Hold the handlebars firmly

Increase the safety margins between your bike and other vehicles

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Which statement is false? Before carrying a passenger or baggage...?

Adjust the rear suspension to compensate for dipping due to compression

Adjust the height of the headlight to compensate for dipping due to compression

Make sure you max out the motorcycle's maximum weight capacity

Check your tire pressure and adjust it if need be

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Which statement is false? Carrying extra weight on your motorcycle, a passenger or baggage, affects...?

The way it handles

Its acceleration power

How it increases its braking distance

Wind resistance

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What should you do before letting a passenger ride with you?

Only ride with extra baggage at first

Practise driving in a place with no traffic before heading out on the road with heavy baggage or with a passenger

All of these

Build up with small baggage

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Which statement is false? If you have to drive at night, the following is how to act safely, cooperatively and responsibly...?

Increase the safety margins between your bike and other vehicles

Maintain your normal speed or above and do more frequent visual scans

Use your high beams to be more visible

Travel in the third of your lane where you can see and be seen

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After driving over a pothole or debris, what should you do?

Stop at a safe place and check the condition of your tires and rims

All of these

Do a few zigzags to check for any steering issues

Come on and off the throttle to ensure it's working

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Does alcohol, drugs and certain medications on operating a motorcycle dimmish your ability to maintain your balance?

Only at low speed

Yes

Only in heavy traffic

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Which statement is false? If you have to drive in fog, the following is how to act safely, cooperatively and responsibly...?

Increase the safety margins between your bike and other vehicles, and make sure you are easily visible by wearing protective gear that is light or brightly coloured, or has reflective strips

Maintain your normal speed or above and reduce your visual checks

Choose the third of your lane that is the safest, where you are protected from oncoming or parked vehicles

Keep your visor or your goggles clean

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The presence of water between the rotors and the brake pads does what?

Reduces braking efficiency

Causes a lock-up

Causes rust

Nothing

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What is the quickest way to eliminate alcohol from your system?

Eating food

Time

Cold shower

Coffee

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Which statement is false? What should you evaluate before riding?

Traffic condition

Your condition

Vehicle condition

Driving conditions

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Which statement is false? To load your baggage safely...?

Keep the weight of the load as low and as close to the back as possible

Tie the load down securely using bungee cords or a net equipped with hooks

Check that the load remains securely tied down soon after heading out and at regular intervals thereafter

Distribute the weight of the load equally on both sides of the bike

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To make sure the brakes are working properly, you should feel...?

A slight delay once the brakes are applied

An effective braking force when you apply maximum pressure

None of these

A spongy feeling

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Who is prohibited from riding with a passenger?

Anyone under 21 years of age

The holder of a learner's licence

Anyone operating a motorcycle of 250 cc or less

All of these

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Which statement is false? To make sure your passenger is comfortable and safe...?

Make sure he or she is wearing adequate protective gear

When approaching an intersection, begin slowing down earlier than you would normally

Travel at normal speeds, especially in curves and on rough roads

Before heading out, agree on how the two of you will communicate during the trip

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One of the best ways to dry out your brakes is to do what?

Pull over and wipe the brakes dry

Drive quicker and let the wind dry them

Pull over and let them dry naturally

Gently apply both brakes as you continue travelling forward with the throttle open

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How do you make yourself more visible while riding in the fog?

High beam headlights

Turn signals

Flashing lights

Low beam headlights

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Which statement is false? Check the spokes regularly to make sure...?

They are not cracked

They are properly tightened

They are in the correct places

They are not warped

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Which statement is false? If you have to drive in high winds, the following is how to do so safely...?

Decrease the safety margins between your bike and other vehicles

Ride in the middle third of your lane to have as much space as possible

Countersteer lightly to compensate for the force of the crosswinds as need be

Hold the handlebars firmly

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The longer you stay awake, the more your abilities are...?

Sharpened

Impaired

Intrigued

Relaxed

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Where do you determine the proper air pressure for the tires?

The rider's manual

All of these

The owner's manual

The sidewall

Your score is

Mastering Safety and Handling Techniques: In addition to understanding traffic laws and road signs, mastering safety and handling techniques is crucial for any motorcyclist. Our practice tests cover various scenarios that test your knowledge of safe riding practices and how to handle your motorcycle in different conditions. We provide tips on proper lane positioning, braking techniques, and navigating through hazards safely. We also emphasize defensive driving tactics, which are essential for avoiding accidents and staying safe on the road. With our comprehensive resources, you can be confident in your ability to handle your motorcycle with skill and safety. So whether you are a new rider or looking to refresh your knowledge, our practice tests will help you become a responsible and well-prepared motorcyclist.