Delaware Motorcycle Test 04

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Delaware Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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You're about to pass someone in the next lane, but you're concerned they may not have seen you. What should you do?

Sound a single beep on your horn

Change down gear to increase engine noise

Sound a series of short beeps on your horn

Get on your horn and hold it until you have passed

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Who sets the pace for riding in a group?

The middle rider

The sweep rider

The lead rider

The most experienced rider

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If the rear wheel locks and you release the brake, what could cause a highside crash?

The rear wheel hitting a pothole

Your speed being greater than 30 mph

The front wheel twisting

The wheels being out of alignment

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If your front wheel locks under braking, what should you do?

Release the brake halfway

Release the brake and reapply

Release the brake and leave off

Increase braking pressure

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When is it acceptable not to use your turn signals?

You should use them at all times

When turning right into a right-hand lane

When turning left and there is no oncoming traffic

On completely empty roads

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An experienced rider usually wouldn't try to ride for more than?

10 hours a day

8 hours a day

6 hours a day

7 hours a day

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What's the best way of making sure you're riding isn't impaired by alcohol?

Eat a large meal with your drink(s)

Don't drink at all

Have a soft drink between each alcoholic one

Keep to one drink per hour

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What should your minimum following distance be at night time?

3 seconds

2 seconds

5 seconds

8 seconds

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If you drink 5 drinks in 2 hours, how many drinks will there be in your system at the end?

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Before you hit an obstacle you should?

Stand up on the foot pegs

Move your weight back

Lighten your grip on the handlebars

Move your weight forward

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If you're carrying a passenger, they should wear?

Exactly the same gear as you apart from helmet

Exactly the same gear as you apart from gloves

Exactly the same gear as you apart from boots

Exactly the same gear as you

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When you're carrying a passenger, you should be aware that?

Your ride height is lower

Your stopping distance is longer

Your acceleration will be slower

All of these

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Most modern motorcycles have what type of mirror?

Prismatic

Flat

Concave

Convex

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If you don't keep your oil levels topped up, what are you risking?

Higher emissions

Engine seizure

Brake failure

Snapped chain

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If your motorcycle starts to wobble, what should you do?

Accelerate through it

Stop and investigate the cause

Apply the brakes firmly

Decelerate until it stops

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When riding at night, how can other cars help you?

You can shelter behind them

They have brighter lights than yours

You can use them for drafting

All of these

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The position just behind the leader in a group should be taken by?

The oldest rider

The most experienced rider

The least experienced rider

The second most experienced rider

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Turning left at an intersection, a group of riders should?

Go through two abreast

Speed up to all get through

Go through in single file

Go through in staggered formation

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Most riders will be at their freshest at what time?

2 PM to 8 PM

10 AM to 5 PM

6 AM to 11 AM

8 AM to 1 PM

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Where is the best place for heavier items when loading a motorcycle?

In a tank bag

In a seat bag

In a backpack

In a saddlebag

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What is your best lane position when taking a curve?

All the way round the center

It depends on traffic and road conditions

From the outside moving towards the inside

From the inside moving towards the outside

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Which of these best describes the way you should operate the front brake in an emergency?

Feather

Squeeze

Pull

Yank

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Pavement can be particularly slippery when?

Just after it starts to rain

When the temperature is over 100°F

Just after it stops raining

When it has been raining for more than an hour

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Drinking alcohol before riding will affect?

Your vision

All of these

Your motor skills

Your judgment

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If you're giving a ride to an experienced motorcyclist, you should?

Just ask them if they have any questions

Assume they know what they're doing

Give them the same briefing you would a novice

Let them do exactly what they want

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If you brake and your rear wheel locks, you can keep the rear brake on provided?

You are leaning at less than 20°

You don't have the front brake on

You are going less than 20 mph

You are going in a straight line

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Why should you keep looking straight ahead when applying maximum braking?

It helps keep the motorcycle straight

It stops you from scaring yourself

It helps to see what you may potentially hit

It helps you pick out a point at which you can reaccelerate

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What is usually the safest way to cross a railroad track which crosses in front of you?

Turn to hit the track at 45°

Turn to hit the track at 90°

Follow the path of the road

Follow the path of the track

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What will usually be your first indication of a flat tire?

The motorcycle's handling will change

You will hear a bang

The rumble of your tires on the road will change pitch

The motorcycle will start to accelerate

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If possible, you should try and hit an obstacle at?

60°

25°

45°

90°

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