MN DMV MOTORCYCLE TEST
11.
In a staggered formation, the leader rides in the __________ of the lane, while the second rider stays one second behind in the ________ of the lane.
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left side; right side
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right side; left side
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left side; center
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center; right side
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12.
Maximum straight-line braking
is accomplished by:
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applying both brakes until the rear wheel locks.
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fully applying
both front and rear brakes
without locking either wheel.
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applying only the front brake.
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applying the front brake and then the rear brake.
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13.
The gearshift lever is located:
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in front of the right footrest.
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by the left handgrip.
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by the right handgrip.
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in front
of the left footrest.
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14.
Convex mirrors:
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make cars seem much closer than they really are.
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make cars
seem farther away than they really are.
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are way more expensive than flat mirrors.
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are much smaller than flat mirrors.
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15.
To stop as quickly and as safely as possible in a curve, try to:
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lean as much as possible.
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increase your speed through the curve.
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get the motorcycle as perpendicular to the road as possible.
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grab the front brake.
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16.
Which of the following statements about riding downhill is false?
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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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Start slowing early.
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17.
When behind a car, ride in ________________ - where a driver is most likely to see you.
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the wet part of the lane
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the center portion of the lane
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the right portion of the lane
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the left portion of the lane
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18.
Which of the following surfaces provide less traction than usual?
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Wet pavement
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Gravel roads
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Snow
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All of the above.
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19.
If you need to get off the road, make sure:
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your rear brake is working.
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the surface of the roadside is firm
enough to ride on.
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someone else pulling off
at the same place you are.
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you are in a designated parking area.
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20.
In slow tight turns, counterbalance the motorcycle by:
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leaning in the opposite direction of the motorcycle.
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keeping your body straight.
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leaning forward.
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leaning with the motorcycle.
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