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Because operation of a motorcycle is more tiring
than the operation of a car, you should:
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avoid drinking water.
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take frequent breaks.
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keep riding even if you are tired.
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2.
Motorcycle riders can improve their riding strategy by
using the "SIPDE" process. SIPDE stands for:
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Scan, identify, proceed, direct, execute
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See, identify, predict, decide, examine
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Scan, identify, predict, decide, execute
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3.
The gearshift lever is located:
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in front of the right footrest.
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in front
of the left footrest.
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by the left handgrip.
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4.
When parked next to a curb, your motorcycle should be positioned:
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at an angle with the front wheel touching the curb.
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parallel to the curb.
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at an angle with the rear wheel touching the curb.
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5.
When you are properly seated on a motorcycle, your arms should be:
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at a 90-degree angle.
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bent slightly.
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positioned with your elbows locked.
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6.
You may carry a passenger if:
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the passenger has special shoes.
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your motorcycle is designed to carry another person.
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All of the above.
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7.
If you encounter a large surface so slippery that you must coast:
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consider letting your feet skim along the surface.
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warn other drivers that you will make a sudden move.
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gradually increase your speed.
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8.
Maximum straight-line braking
is accomplished by:
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fully applying
both front and rear brakes
without locking either wheel.
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applying both brakes until the rear wheel locks.
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applying only the front brake.
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9.
When someone follows too closely, you should:
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change lanes and let them pass.
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sound your horn.
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flash your brake lights.
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10.
Riders who take curves
or turns too fast may end
up:
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crossing into another lane of traffic.
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riding in a staggered formation.
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braking the engine.
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