Мотоцикл — 1-тест (English)

1. When you ride at night:

Wear reflective clothing Always ride in the center portion of the lane Follow the vehicle ahead more closely for safety

2. If you lock the front tire when stopping:

Release the rear brake Keep the front brake locked until stopped Release and reapply the front brake

3. In this picture, you are passing parked cars. The greatest danger to you is:

A car door opening A car pulling out A person stepping from between parked cars

4. When you are being followed too closely , it is usually best to

Move closer to the vehicle ahead Drop back farther from the vehicle ahead Pass the vehicle ahead

5. For higher speed turns, you should:

Lean more than you would at low speed Lean less than you would at low speed Lean the same amount you would at low speed

6. Before changing lanes to the left, as pictured below, you should :

Check your left mirror and turn your head to the left Check the right mirror and turn your head to the left Use your horn and speed up

7. In the picture below, the car driver is signaling for a left turn. You should

Hold your speed and center lane position Slow down and move away from the approaching vehicle Increase your speed and stay in the center of the lane

8. To avoid causing a rear end collision when following another vehicle:

Ride in the right wheel track Stay at least two seconds behind Tap your brakes lightly

9. At intersections, the most common cause of motorcycle/vehicle collisions is:

Drivers entering a rider's right of way Riders not yielding to oncoming traffic Drivers tailgating riders

10. When you ride over a pothole, it is usually best to:

Keep a normal seat position Lean forward as much as possible Look straight ahead and rise slightly off the seat

11. Alcohol first affects your

Balance Vision Judgement

12. Wearing a helmet can reduce the chance of a fatal head injury in:

Low speed crashes only High speed crashes only Any crash, regardless of speed

13. When the front tire goes flat

The steering will feel heavy The back of the motorcycle will jerk from side to side You will lose power to the brakes

14. To make a normal stop, use:

The rear brake only The rear brake first Both brakes and downshift

15. To discourage others drivers from sharing your lane, it is usually best to ride:

In the left portion of your lane In the center portion of your lane Next to another vehicle

16. The driver turning left in the picture below is not stopping. Your best chance to avoid a collision would be to:

Maintain your position and brake hard Slow and swerve to the left Reduce your speed and move away from the vehicle

17. Riders in a staggered formation will be passing a car. After the lead rider passes, he/she should return to the ____ of the lane.

Left portion Right portion Center portion

18. When you turn, you should:

Look through the turn Watch the center line Look straight ahead

19. To make good judgments in traffic, you need to first:

Be able to swerve Know how to stop quickly Search ahead

20. While riding an unfamiliar motorcycle:

Stay in the right portion of the lane Allow extra room for stopping Do not shift above the third gear

21. When riding where sand and gravel have collected on paved roads, you should:

Avoid sudden changes in speed or direction Only use the rear brake to slow down Pull in the clutch

22. In this picture, the light most likely to make your motorcycle more noticeable to the car driver is the:

Brake light Taillight Turn signal

23. When you carry a passenger:

It will take longer to accelerate and brake You will have more balance You will have less chance of skidding

24. When adjusting your mirrors to carry a passenger, the passenger should:

Sit on the seat with you Stand behind the motorcycle Adjust the mirror while you sit on the motorcycle

25. In this picture, the rider in the most dangerous position is:

Rider A Rider B Rider C