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Rhode Island requires a special license to operate a motorcycle. To earn your motorcycle license, you must complete a motorcycle safety course provided by the Community College of Rhode Island.
1.
The front brake is operated by ________________ .
the right hand lever
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the left hand lever
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the left foot pedal
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the right foot pedal
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2.
As you prepare for your ride, tell your
passenger to:
put their feet on the ground at stops.
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keep their legs close to the muffler(s).
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wear a seat belt.
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hold firmly onto your waist, hips,
belt or passenger handholds.
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3.
When riding in a group, motoryclists should ride in a single-file formation:
when entering a highway.
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on highways.
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at all times.
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in school zones.
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4.
The best lane position for a motorcycle:
is in the right part of the lane, next to the curb.
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can vary depending on road and/or traffic conditions.
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is the center lane position.
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is in the left part of the lane, next to the center line.
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5.
If the traffic situation allows, the ___________ lane position is usually the
best place for you to be seen.
center
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left
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right or left
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right
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6.
You should check your tires:
once a week.
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every time you ride your motorcycle.
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once a year.
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once a month.
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7.
Which brake is more important?
The rear because it provides 75% of the stopping power.
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The front because it provides 75% of the stopping power.
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The front because it prevents skidding.
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The rear because it prevents skidding.
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8.
To increase your visibility to other drivers, you should:
Reduce your following distance.
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Use your high beam.
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Wear reflective clothing.
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Avoid wearing reflective clothing.
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9.
When riding, you should:
turn just your head and eyes to look where you are going.
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keep your knees away from the gas tank.
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turn your head and shoulders to look through turns.
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keep your arms straight.
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10.
If you are chased by a dog:
approach the animal slowly, then speed
up.
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swerve around the animal.
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kick it away.
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stop until the animal loses interest.
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