Alaska Motorcycle Test 03

Ride defensively and always follow traffic laws to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the road. Good luck with your exam! So, keep practicing with our test, and you’ll be ready to hit the open road in no time.

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Alaska Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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Where should you be particularly vigilant about buildups of dirt, gravel and road salt?

On the sides of curves

In underpasses and on bridges

Down the center line

In the middle of the lane

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What will probably be your first indicator of a rear wheel flat?

The engine will start racing

Your rear brake will stop working

Your motorcycle will start to judder

The motorcycle will jerk from side to side

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If you have to brake in a turn, you should be particularly guarded about locking the back wheel, because...?

It will slide the motorcycle sideways

It reduces the effectiveness of the rear brake

It can bald spot your tires

It will put too much load on the front brake

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What's a good reason for not overtaking a car ahead of you at night?

You can use them to protect you from the weather

You can take advantage of their brighter headlights

You can use them to hide from traffic police

You can use them as a shield against oncoming traffic

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In rainy conditions, you should..?

Extend your following distance

Shorten your following distance

Try to overtake into clear space

Close up on the vehicle ahead

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It is permissible to squeeze past a car in your lane if..?

The car is stationary

It is a genuine emergency

There is no other way to keep moving forward

You can see clear road ahead of it

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When crossing a metal bridge grating, your motorcycle starts to shake. What is your best strategy?

Zigzag so you stay parallel with the grating

Slow down drastically

Relax and maintain your speed

Speed up to get across quickly

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When crossing a slippery surface, you should...?

Make frequent gear changes but stay off the brakes

Stay on the brakes but avoid gear changes

Constantly use your brakes and gears to control your speed

Keep braking and gear changes to a minimum

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When you are stopped behind another vehicle, you should...?

Make sure you leave a comfortable cushion of space

Make sure you pull right up to their bumper

Pull round and wait on the right-hand side

Pull round and wait on the left hand side

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Why shouldn't you ride between lanes of stopped cars?

A door could open

Someone could throw something from a window

A stopped car may make a sudden turn

All of these reasons

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What's the sharpest angle at which you can safely cross railroad tracks?

65°

80°

85°

45°

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If you have to stop suddenly when going in a straight line, which of these is the best combination for braking?

Rear brake firm, front brake as hard as you can

Front brake firm, rear brake as hard as you can

Both brakes as hard as you can

Both brakes firm

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Which of these may contribute to your motorcycle wobbling?

Tires with the wrong tread design

Any and all of them

Loose spokes

A poorly balanced front wheel

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If you have no choice but to ride across a patch of ice or wet leaves, what's your best strategy?

Ride slowly and straight

Ride across at a curving angle

Brake hard as you get to the surface

Ride across as fast as possible

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If you are riding with a heavy load and your motorcycle starts to wobble, what can you do to rectify matters?

Move the weight higher and backward

Move the weight lower and backward

Move the weight lower and forward

Move the weight higher and forward

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You see a car approaching an intersection from your right. Why should you hold center lane position?

Because they may assume you are frightened of them

Because you need to be center lane to assert your right-of-way

Because otherwise they may assume you're going to turn

Because this makes them less likely to pull out

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As you approach a slippery surface, what should you do?

Speed up

Put your feet down

Switch to a higher gear

Slow down

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What sort of time gap should you leave between yourself and the vehicle ahead in normal conditions?

6 seconds

3 seconds

4 seconds

2 seconds

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The only safe way to deal with a tailgater is to...?

Get them in front of you

Force them to slow down

Pull away from them

Remonstrate with them

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On what occasion is it acceptable to share a lane with another vehicle?

When you need to move into the next lane

It is never acceptable

When making a fast overtake

In completely stationary traffic

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If you have to ride over an obstacle, why should you stand up on the foot pegs?

To absorb the shock

To prevent back injury

To lighten your motorcycle

To make it easier to dismount if you lose control

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A car pulling out from the curb looks as though it's intending to make a U-turn. What should you do?

Sound your horn to alert it

Speed up to get past before it completes its maneuver

Get as far right as possible to pass its rear fender

Get as far left as possible to pass its front fender

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If you have to make a quick turn to the right, what should you do?

Push right hand grip right

Push left hand grip left

Push left hand grip right

Push right hand grip left

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You see a large truck approaching and you are worried that you may be affected by the wind blast as it passes. Where's the best place to position yourself?

To the right of the lane

To the left of the lane

In the center of the lane

To the center-left of the lane

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When approaching an intersection with right-of-way in your favor, you should...?

Accelerate as you approach

Maintain a steady approach speed

Slow down as you approach

Sound a long blast on your horn

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If your throttle becomes stuck open, which two things should you do simultaneously?

Pull in the clutch and apply the rear brake

Apply the front brake and hit the engine cutoff

Pull in the clutch and hit the engine cutoff

Hit the engine cutoff and turn on your hazard signals

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You're approaching an entrance ramp on the freeway and see another vehicle about to join. What should you do?

Slow down to give them space to join

Sound your horn to warn them not to join

Prepare to enter the exit lane to pass them on the right-hand side

Accelerate to be passed before they join

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If you feel the chain on your motorcycle slipping, what should you do?

Try only to use your higher gears

Tighten the chain as much as possible

Try only to use your lower gears

Have chain and sprockets replaced before you ride it again

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Why should you be wary of oil on the surface when you park?

Because it could make you slip when you dismount

Because it could damage your tires

Because it indicates a spot where accidents might happen

Because it could catch fire whilst you are away

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At night time you should..?

Ride at the posted speed limit

Ride at the same speed as you would in daytime

Increase your speed to finish your trip sooner

Noticeably decrease your speed

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Ace Your Alaska Motorcycle License Test

Using our practice test and following these tips makes you feel confident and well-prepared for your Alaska motorcycle license exam. Good luck with your test, and safe riding! Remember that passing the exam is just the beginning of your journey as a responsible and skilled motorcycle rider. Don’t forget always to wear proper safety gear and continue to educate yourself on best practices for safe riding.

Ride On! Happy Riding! So grab your helmet, rev up your engine, and take on the open road confidently, knowing you are fully prepared for whatever comes your way. Remember, safe riding is vital for yourself and others sharing the road with you. Stay vigilant, stay alert, and always ride responsibly.

Congratulations on taking this vital step toward becoming a licensed motorcycle rider in Alaska! Keep learning and improving your skills and knowledge to become an even better rider. Most importantly, enjoy the freedom and thrill of riding on two wheels. See you out there on the road! Ride safe, have fun, and always keep learning. The journey never ends when it comes to riding motorcycles.

Tips for Passing the Exam

In addition to using our practice test, here are some tips to help you pass your Alaska motorcycle license exam:

Study the DMV Operator’s Manual thoroughly and take notes on important information.
Please familiarize yourself with different road signs and their meanings.
Practice safe riding techniques, such as proper lane positioning and braking.
Get plenty of rest before your exam and arrive early to avoid any added stress.
Stay calm and focused while taking the test. If you encounter a difficult question, move on and return to it later.
Don’t rush through the exam, take your time to read each question carefully and double check your answers before submitting.
Remember to bring all necessary documents for any required training courses, such as identification and proof of completion.