Arizona Motorcycle Test 03

Obtaining your Arizona motorcycle permit is essential to becoming a licensed motorcyclist in the state. By familiarizing yourself with Arizona’s laws and studying and preparing for your exam, you can increase your chances of passing on the first try.

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Arizona Motorcycle Practice Test 03

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What's the best way of dealing with your blind spot?

Looking in your right mirror

Looking as far out of the corners of your eyes as possible

Looking in your left mirror

Turning your head to look into it

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If you're being tailgated, which of these is the most useful thing to do?

Tap the brake pedal to activate the brake light

Gesture to back off

Flash your turn signals alternately

Sound your horn

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Making eye contact with a driver guarantees?

That it's safe to go

That they won't pull out

That they've seen you

Nothing

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The intersection ahead is blocked so it is obvious you are going to make a turn. This makes using your turn signals?

Unnecessary

Just as important

More important

Less important

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You can ride between lines of stationary cars under what circumstances?

None, you should always avoid it

When you can see an exit ramp ahead

When you have been delayed more than 5 minutes

When approaching an intersection

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What proportion of collisions between motorcycles and cars are caused by drivers entering the motorcyclist's right of way?

More than half

Around a third

More than a quarter

Less than a quarter

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Why should you maintain a steady speed and position as you move through an intersection?

So that other drivers don't think you are making a turn

So that you look confident to other drivers

To force other drivers to stop

So you can prove any collision wasn't your fault

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You're on a three lane highway in the right-hand lane and you want to move into the middle lane to make a pass. There's plenty of space. You shouldn't switch lanes until?

You've made a preliminary “veer and away' maneuver to show your intentions

You've made certain no one from the outside lane is aiming for the same space

You've sounded your horn

You've raised your speed higher than the other traffic

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Which of these is NOT part of the SEE strategy?

Evaluate

Speed

Execute

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Before making a pass, you should position yourself?

In the left portion of your lane

In the center of your lane

As close to the other vehicle's fender as possible

In the right hand side of your lane

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You should always park your motorcycle at an angle to the curb unless?

A city ordinance forbids it

You are in a hurry

You are parked at a meter

There is heavy passing traffic

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When you are being tailgated, it is best to?

Brake sharply

Open a gap behind

Open a gap in front

Weave in your lane

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What's the biggest danger to look out for when coming up on a parked car?

Garbage thrown from windows

Sudden U-turns

Car door opening

Pulling away without indicating

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As you ride you should always be thinking about?

The nearest passing opportunity

How you can clear your path

Your possible escape routes

The fastest route available

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You should cancel your turn signals?

As soon as you've commenced the turn

Once you're through the apex of the turn

As soon as the turn is completed

Once you are well away from the turn

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You should have your high beam on at night at all times except when?

Following or approaching a car

Riding in a well lit area

Riding through suburban areas

Riding on a freeway

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When a driver is merging onto the highway from your right, which of these should you NOT do?

Speed up to get ahead of them

Sound your horn to make them aware of your presence

Drop your speed to let them in

Move to a left-hand lane if possible

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When a larger vehicle passes you, where is your best position to be ready to cope with any blast of wind you may receive?

To the right of your lane

In the center of your lane

As near the gutter as possible

To the left of your lane

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When faced with an obstacle in the roadway, what should you do?

Always speed up

Always brake

Always swerve around it

Be ready to swerve, brake or both

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When faced with two or more hazards, how should you execute?

Choose a position to pass them both at once

Speed up so they become a single hazard

Slow down and deal with them one at a time

Pick a line which takes you through them both at once

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You're approaching a blind intersection with a stop line. What should you do?

Slow down and sound your horn

Stop then go

Stop, go, stop again then go

Don't stop if the way is clear

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If you ride with your headlight on during the day, how much more likely are you to be noticed by other road users?

One and a half times as likely

It makes no difference

Twice as likely

Half as likely

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To a driver, a motorcycle usually looks?

Larger and faster than it is

Closer and slower than it is

Smaller and slower than it is

Closer and faster than it is

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You are permitted to exceed the posted speed limit when making a pass if?

The other driver speeds up

You can't make the pass without doing so

This is never permitted

The oncoming lane has no traffic at all

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When you're riding through a school zone, your hands should be doing what?

Covering the front brake and the clutch

Covering the clutch

Covering the rear brake and the clutch

Covering both brakes and the clutch

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How can a helmet help you avoid a crash?

It makes you look more professional

A brightly colored one increases visibility

It makes your head look bigger

The face shield reflects light

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What does artificial light do to your ability to judge distances?

It makes it a little easier

It makes it much easier

It makes it more difficult

It makes no difference

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On an urban road you can see a parked car ahead as a driver in it and there is also oncoming traffic. What's the best position for you?

Weaving across the lane

Equidistant between the two

Nearer to the oncoming traffic

Nearer to the parked car

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While you are riding, you should focus your searching where?

On the front

To the rear

All of these

To the sides

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Riding down an urban street, you see a group of teenagers ahead preparing to cross the road. What's your best course of action?

Rev your engine loudly

Shout a warning

Gesture to them to stop

Beep your horn

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