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Each
marked lane gives a motorcyclist _______ possible paths
of travel.
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Three
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One
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Four
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2.
When preparing to enter the roadway from the roadside, you should position your motorcycle:
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at an angle.
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with your rear wheel touching the curb.
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parallel to the roadside.
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3.
Which of the following are acceptable protective clothing for motorcycle riding?
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Sturdy jacket, boots, and gloves
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Gloves, bright shoes, and a denim jacket
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Boots, shorts, and a leather jacket
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4.
Before riding, position yourself comfortably and sit far enough forward so that your arms are:
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slightly bent when
you hold the handgrips.
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bent at a 120-degree angle.
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straight.
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5.
Why can pulling over to the side of the road be more hazardous to motorcycles than cars?
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The shoulder is often sandy and may provide less traction.
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It is illegal for motorcycles to park on the side of the road.
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It is more difficult for motorcycles to stop quickly.
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6.
When parking in a parallel parking space
next to a curb, position the motorcycle
at an angle with _________ touching the curb.
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the rear wheel
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the rear brake
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both wheels
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7.
In a single lane of traffic there are _____ lane positions.
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four
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three
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one
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8.
If the front wheel locks, what should you do?
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Pull the engine kill switch.
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Release the front brake and reapply it smoothly.
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Keep the front brake applied until you come to a complete stop.
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9.
The best way to prevent and overcome fatigue while riding is to:
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avoid using windshields.
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take frequent rest breaks.
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get used to riding more than eight hours a day.
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10.
If you take curves
or turns too fast, you may end up:
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crossing into another lane of
traffic.
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shifting gears.
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twisting the throttle.
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