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You can prevent and overcome fatigue on motorcycle rides by:
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Limiting the length of your trip.
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Taking frequent rest breaks.
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Protecting yourself from the elements.
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All of the above.
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2.
Most motorcycle crashes happen:
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in construction zones.
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in school zones.
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on long trips.
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on short trips.
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3.
If your motorcycle starts to wobble, do NOT:
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roll off the throttle.
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leave the road as soon as you
can.
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accelerate out of the wobble.
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grip the handlebars firmly.
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4.
______ helps you absorb shock when riding over obstacles.
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Rolling on the throttle
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Using a higher gear
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Rising slightly off the seat
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Pulling in the clutch
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5.
If railroad tracks run parallel to your lane and you need to cross them, you should:
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cross the tracks at an angle of at least 90 degrees.
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cross the tracks at an angle of at least 45 degrees.
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edge across the tracks.
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cross the tracks at an angle of 180 degrees.
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6.
You can use your feet to maintain balance by:
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pointing your toes downward.
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skimming them above the ground.
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holding them away from the motorcycle.
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keeping them on the footpegs.
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7.
You should operate the engine cut-off switch and pull in the clutch when:
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the motorcycle starts to wobble.
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a tire goes flat.
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you start to lose control in a curve.
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the throttle is stuck and you cannot free it.
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8.
Because operation of a motorcycle is more tiring
than the operation of a car, you should:
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take frequent breaks.
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eat foods high in carbohydrate.
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keep riding even if you are tired.
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avoid drinking water.
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9.
To keep the motorcycle steady through a turn, you should:
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maintain or increase your speed.
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decrease your speed.
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maintain or decrease your speed.
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speed up.
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10.
Which of the following statements about riding downhill is false?
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Start slowing early.
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Increase your speed when riding downhill.
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Motorcycles tend to pick up speed.
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The amount of braking force required to stop increases.
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