Saskatchewan Motorcycle Test 05

Remember to also take care of yourself by getting enough rest, staying hydrated, and maintaining a healthy diet. Your mental and physical well-being are essential for optimal learning and performance. Always aim to balance your studying with self-care. Good luck on your journey towards becoming a licensed motorcycle rider! Keep revving and practicing safe riding habits even after obtaining your license. Ride confidently and responsibly

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Saskatchewan Motorcycle Practice Test 05

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What is the passing grade for the basic knowledge exam?

80%

75%

50%

60%

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What is the driver's licence fee when you get your 6 Endorsement (motorcycle learner's licence)?

$250

$300

$500

$175

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When passing another vehicle, always pass...?

On the left

Any lane that gives you the opportunity

On the fastest path

On the right

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Which statement is FALSE? To carry passengers, your passenger must have...?

Protective equipment

Footrests

Their own insurance coverage

A proper seat

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If the rider rises off the seat, what should the passenger do?

Lean back

Stay where they are

Lean to the side

Rise off as well

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If you're a first-time motorcycle rider, no matter what your age is, you have to...?

Hold a Class 5 or higher driver's licence

All of these

Must complete all training before riding alone

Limit your riding to 1 hour per day for the first 30 days

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What age can you get your learner's permit?

Be at least 18 years of age

Be at least 16 years of age (with parental or guardian approval if you're under 18)

Be at least 21 years of age

Be at least 14.5 years of age (with parental or guardian approval if you're under 18)

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When checking the tires, you should have no less than how much tread depth in any groove?

2.2 mm

1.2 mm

1.6 mm

3 mm

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Your shock absorbers may need to be adjusted or replaced if...?

Your motorcycle bounces several times after it crosses a bump

The read brakes grab too much

The ride is too smooth

You find it difficult to steer

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Anything mounted behind the rear wheel can affect how the motorcycle...?

All of these

Accelerates

Turns

Balances

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If you hear a scraping sound when you try to stop, or if the brakes feel spongy, you should...?

Brake sooner

Brake more gradually

All of these

Have them serviced immediately

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With an Endorsement M Novice 2, or as an unrestricted motorcycle operator, you should avoid carrying passengers or large loads until...?

None of these

The passenger is 16 years of age or greater

You have permission from the insurance company

You are an experienced rider

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Why should you check the load regularly when you are stopped?

All of these

To make sure someone has not taken it

To make sure it has not worked loose or moved

To make sure it has not spilled

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When riders in a staggered formation want to pass another vehicle, they should do it...?

One at a time

Paired

Staggered

As a group

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A small load can be carried safely if it is properly positioned and fastened and...?

None of these

Kept low

Attached to the frame on the back seat

Kept in front of the operator

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Which statement is FALSE? To adjust for added weight of the passenger, you should...?

Begin to slow down earlier than usual when you approach a stop

operate at your normal speed, particularly on corners, curves or bumps

Look for larger gaps whenever you cross, enter or merge with traffic

Allow a greater following distance and keep more distance between you and other vehicles to either side

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Should a passenger notify the operator when they are ready to mount or dismount and wait for approval?

Only if it interferes with the operator

Yes

Only if they need help

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If you are an Endorsement 6 or motorcycle Novice 1 licence holder, are you allowed to carry passengers while operating a motorcycle?

Only at city speeds

Only during daylight hours

Yes

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Place the load over or forward of the...?

Gas tank

Operator

Rear axle

Passenger

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Make sure the air pressure is correct, as many blowouts are due to...?

Low air pressure

Over-inflated tires

All of these

Unbalanced tires

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The passenger should hold...?

The hand grips below the seat

The operator's waist or hips

The backrest

The bottom of the seat

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Which statement is FALSE? A passenger on a motorcycle operated by a driver with an M Endorsement and a Novice 2 restriction must have their arms and legs covered and must wear...?

Hand-covering gloves

Ankle-covering boots

An approved three-quarter, modular or full-face motorcycle helmet

Sunglasses

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If you want to get your motorcycle learner's licence (6 Endorsement), you have to first meet the learner criteria before taking how many tests?

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Without a firm footing your passenger can...?

Block your view

Fall off and pull you off

All of these

Hold you too tightly

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Which statement is FALSE? In order to carry a passenger safely, you must do the following...?

Adjust to the passenger's weight

Make certain your motorcycle is equipped to carry passengers (the passenger must not ride in front of the driver)

Ensure your insurance can accept it

Instruct your passenger before you start out

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When the leader returns to the lane after a pass, they should take which position?

Centre position

Any position they feel comfortable with

Left lane position

Right lane position

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Can a motorcycle driver with an altered muffler be guilty of an offence?

Yes

Depends on the sound

Depends on the bylaw

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How do you know when the tire should be replaced?

Once you continue to lose traction

Once the tire is bald

Once the tread wear indicators are level with the tread surface

All of these

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How much does the signs exam cost?

$50

$25

$15

$35

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When you carry a passenger, should you have to move closer to the front of the motorcycle than you usually do?

When carrying cargo

Only for larger passengers

Yes

Your score is

Taking the Saskatchewan Motorcycle Test is an essential step to becoming a skilled and confident motorcycle rider. This preparation helps you build confidence and gives you the critical skills to handle the challenges of riding.

The practice test might not be exactly like the real exam, but it covers many key topics you need to succeed. You will learn about essential road signs, traffic laws, possible hazards on the road, and basic safe riding practices. Each part is meant to improve your understanding and awareness, getting you ready for real riding situations.

The knowledge you gain from this practice test is valuable and can significantly increase your chances of passing the motorcycle knowledge test on your first try. With commitment and careful preparation, you can approach the test confidently and show what you know as a responsible motorcycle rider. So get ready, focus on the process, and seize this chance to become a skilled rider.