Texas Motorcycle Test 03

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Texas Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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Which of these is not part of the SEE strategy?

Evaluate

Execute

Speed

2 / 30

You should use your turn signals every time you...?

Switch lanes

Make a turn

Pull in to park

Do any of these things

3 / 30

You should reduce your speed at night...?

In all situations

On unfamiliar roads

On badly lit roads

On freeways

4 / 30

When you are being passed from behind, you should...?

Move to the left of your lane

Move to the right of your lane

Stay in the center of your lane

Accelerate

5 / 30

It's acceptable to share a lane with a car...?

Under no circumstances

In heavy traffic

If you need to pass

If there is clear road ahead

6 / 30

Crossing an intersection, a line of oncoming cars is waiting to turn left across you. You should...?

Gradually edge towards them

Slow down

Accelerate hard

Gradually edge away from them

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More than 50% of motorcycle/car crashes are caused by...?

Motorcyclists entering a driver's right-of-way

Motorcyclists not looking properly

Drivers entering a motorcyclist's right-of-way

Drivers speeding

8 / 30

Using the 'RiderRadar' system, the first place you search will be...?

12 seconds ahead

2 seconds ahead

8 seconds ahead

4 seconds ahead

9 / 30

Which of these is the best color for a motorcycle jacket in terms of visibility?

Black

White

Blue

Orange

10 / 30

Always remember when approaching a driver waiting at an intersection that small vehicles appear...?

Closer and slower than they actually are

Farther away and faster than they actually are

Farther away and slower than they actually are

Closer and faster than they actually are

11 / 30

Which of these means that you can count on a driver having seen you?

None of them

If they wave to you

If you make eye contact

If they flash their lights

12 / 30

At a blind intersection, you need to choose a lane position which...?

Gives other drivers the best chance of seeing you

Gives you the best chance of making the intersection first

Allows you to dominate other drivers

Gives you the best chance of accelerating

13 / 30

The best way of warning a driver behind that you are about to slow in an unexpected place is to...?

Shout loudly

Make a hand signal

Flash your brake light

Sound your horn

14 / 30

When you execute a hazard avoidance strategy, you must...?

Communicate your presence

Adjust your speed

Do all these things

Adjust your position

15 / 30

When being passed from in front or behind, you should be ready to deal with...?

Blasts of wind

All of these

Extended mirrors

Objects thrown from windows

16 / 30

The biggest danger to look out for when passing a parked car is...?

Sudden U-turns

Trash from windows

Pedestrians stepping out

Opening doors

17 / 30

At night you should increase your following distance to at least...?

2 seconds

2.5 seconds

3 seconds

4 seconds

18 / 30

If your front brake locks, you should...?

Release it halfway

Release it and then reapply

Increase brake pressure

Release it and leave it off

19 / 30

Which of these would you identify as a potential high-risk area?

A business district

A country road

A railroad crossing

A school zone

20 / 30

Your searching strategies should be focused on...?

The area to your rear

The area to your front

The area to your sides

The area all around you

21 / 30

You should use your mirrors...?

In all of these situations

When stopped at an intersection

Before slowing down

Before changing lanes

22 / 30

Most riders involved in motorcycle crashes have...?

Used to much of both brakes

Used too much rear brake and not enough front

Used too little of either brake

Used too much front brake and not enough rear

23 / 30

You see a piece of piping in the road ahead which you can't avoid riding over. You should...?

Take your feet off the foot pegs

Throw your weight backwards

Accelerate hard

Slow down as much as possible

24 / 30

If you keep your headlights on during the day, you are...?

Twice as likely to be seen

Wasting your battery

Annoying other drivers

Committing a traffic violation

25 / 30

If you're riding with cars either side of you, you are risking...?

Having escape routes blocked

All of these things

Being cut across

Being caught in a blind spot

26 / 30

Your focus as you search ahead of you should be to find...?

Places you can pass

Places you can accelerate

All of these

Escape routes

27 / 30

When choosing motorcycle clothing, remember that your body makes up what percentage of the rider/motorcycle unit?

35%

50%

15%

25%

28 / 30

Every curve should be ridden...?

According to its nature

From outside to in

All round the center line

From inside to out

29 / 30

If you have to swerve quickly, you should...?

Throw your weight backwards

Grip the gas tank with your knees

Stand up on the foot pegs

Put your feet down

30 / 30

When passing, you should make a head check...?

Before pulling out

Before pulling back in

During the pass

Before pulling out and pulling back in

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