Saskatchewan Motorcycle Test 01

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Saskatchewan Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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Hold the handgrips firmly so that you will not lose your grip if the motorcycle bounces and start with your wrists in what position?

Even

Down

Outward

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As you approach the entrance to the curve and before you lean, you should...?

Roll on the throttle

Brake

Roll off the throttle

None of these

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Which statement is false? Good riders always begin a trip with...?

A check of the motorcycle

A test of the motorcycle's operation

Checking the weather network

Proper clothing

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How should the front and rear brakes be used?

The front before the rear

Just the rear

The rear before the front

Together

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To turn right, press on the...?

Right hand grip

Left hand grip

The front brake

The rear brake

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To be effective, eye or face protection must...?

Only have a few scratches

Is airtight

Be made of material that doesn't shatter

Limits just a portion of the rider's view

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The throttle must do what after you release it?

Spring back

Remain in that same position

Push forward

Nothing

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The fuel supply valve is a petcock located...?

Under the seat

Below the fuel tank

In front of the fuel tank

On the side of the fuel tank

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Which of the following is not a step needed while looking for a turn?

Keep your eyes looking well below the horizon

Use your peripheral vision to search the immediate area

Keep your head facing your intended path of travel

Turn your head and look as far as possible through the turn

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The key can be removed only in which positions?

LOCK

OFF or PARK

NEUTRAL

LIGHTS

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When sitting on the seat, you should be able to place your feet...?

On the ground when leaning the bike

On your toes to hold up the bike

With one on the ground and one on the footrest

Flat on the ground

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Motorcycle operators in the MGDL program and passengers of operators in the Novice 2 stage of the MGDL program must wear...?

All of these

Steel-toed boots

Thick-soled running shoes with laces

Ankle-covering boots

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Keep your feet firmly on the footrests since firm footing is important to help you do what?

See

Accelerate

Maintain balance

Brake

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The front brake provides how much of your stopping power?

2/3

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Why are gauntlet gloves recommended?

All of these

They block the sun

They provide protection to wrists in case of an accident

They provide grip to the handlebars

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The choke adjusts the mixture of gasoline and air supplied to the engine and usually is used...?

Only when starting a cold engine

None of these

Each time you start the engine

Only when you have little or no gas in the tank

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Why should you hold your knees firmly against the gas tank?

It reduces wind resistance

This will help you keep your balance as the motorcycle turns

All of these

It helps with aerodynamics

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Why should you slow enough before the turn?

To allow you a better view of the turn

All of these

To allow smooth and constant throttle roll-on through the turn

To balance the bike throughout the turn

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The engine-kill switch is located...?

On the right footrest

On the right handlebar

On the left handlebar

On the left footrest

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Countersteering causes the bike to...?

Go in the direction you are steering

Slow down

All of these

Lean in the direction of the turn

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Which statement is false? Prior to a trip, you should check your tires for...?

Sizing

Inflation

Tread

Damage

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Which statement is false? If the motorcycle is not equipped with a windshield that deflects the airstream away from the driver's face, the operator must wear...?

Safety glasses

A visor

Goggles

A face shield

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Adjust each mirror to show half the lane behind you and...?

None of these

Down onto the road

As much as possible of the lane beside you

As far to the sides as the mirrors can turn

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Should tinted goggles or face shields be worn at night?

Only within the bright lights of the city

Yes

Only if slightly tinted

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A dimmer switch for the headlight is generally located...?

On the right handlebar

On the dashboard

On the left footrest

On the left handlebar

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Most motorcycles have how many gears and a neutral position?

7 or 8

4 or 5

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Which statement nis false? A helmet must...?

Have a strong chin strap and fastener

Be within 6 months old

Meet Saskatchewan standards

Be free of defects such as cracks, loose padding, frayed straps or exposed metal

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Your body position should be...?

Fairly erect

Leaning back

None of these

Leaning forward

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Which statement is false? Proper clothing includes...?

Protective clothing

Eye and face protection

Earplugs

An approved helmet

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You should sit close enough to the handlebars to reach them with your arms...?

Any position you feel is comfortable

Slightly bent

As straight as possible

At a 45-degree angle

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Traffic laws and regulations specific to motorcycles
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