1.
To increase your line of sight, you should you ride in _______ lane position.
the center
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any
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the left
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the right
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2.
The three steps of the SEE strategy are:
Search, Examine, Execute.
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See, Evaluate, Examine.
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Signal, Examine, Execute.
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Search, Evaluate, Execute.
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3.
If the front wheel locks:
keep it locked.
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roll on the throttle.
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release the front brake immediately, then reapply it.
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grab at the front brake.
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4.
When riding a motorcycle, you use your arms primarily:
to apply the front brake.
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to steer the motorcycle.
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to hold yourself up.
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to make hand signals.
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5.
In slow tight turns, you should:
keep your body straight.
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lean in the direction of the turn.
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lean with the motorcycle.
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lean left.
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6.
To help with your balance as you turn the motorcycle:
slow down before through turn.
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keep your knees against the gas tank.
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drag the rear brake.
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shift down through the gears
with the clutch.
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7.
When approaching a potentially hazardous area, motorcyclists should:
ride in the center lane position.
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come to a gradual stop.
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always ride in a staggered formation.
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cover the clutch and brake as this will reduce reaction time.
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8.
To maintain an adequate space cushion on the road, you should look ______ seconds ahead on your travel path.
12
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24
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60
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6
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9.
A group of motorcycle riders should ride in a staggered formation:
on narrow roads.
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when merging onto a freeway.
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when passing trucks.
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on long stretches of road.
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10.
Your motorcycle fits you if:
you can reach the handlegrips.
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both of your feet can reach the ground while you are seated.
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you can reach the foot pegs.
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All of the above.
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