Florida Motorcycle Test 04

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Florida Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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If you have to ride over rain grooves, what path should you follow?

The path of the road

Cross at a 45° angle

A weaving path

The path of the grooves

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Which of these drinks will raise your blood alcohol concentration the most?

A 5 ounce glass of wine

A shot of malt whiskey

They are all the same

A 12 ounce can of beer

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Where should you be particularly wary about dirt and gravel?

On the edge of a curve

In the middle of the road

On freeways

In dips and hollows

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Lightening the front-end of your motorcycle will help if you hit an object. You can do this by?

Rolling off the throttle

Pulling on the handlebars

Shifting your weight back in your seat

Rolling on the throttle

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When carrying a passenger you should adjust?

Your suspension settings

Your tire pressures

All of these things

Your headlight and mirrors

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Very slippery surfaces, such as ice and wet leaves, should be crossed?

As quickly as possible

At normal speed

Whilst accelerating

As slow as possible

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If you want to carry a passenger, you must have?

All of these things

Protective gear for your passenger

Passenger foot pegs

A proper seat

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What is the best way to avoid your chain snapping?

Staying out of higher gears

Buying a cover for it

Avoiding sharp acceleration

Regular maintenance

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If you drink 8 drinks over 4 hours, how many drinks would you still have in your system at the end?

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If you suspect a friend has had too much to drink to safely ride, what should you do?

Tell them to follow you closely

Ride close to them to watch them

Let them go but inform the police

Prevent them from riding

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What's the best place move weight to avoid a wobble?

High and forward

Low and backward

Low and forward

High and backward

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What's the best thing to use to secure a load to your motorcycle?

String

Elastic cords

Stout rope

Twine

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Riding in staggered formation, the third rider would have a following distance to the leader of what?

3 seconds

6 seconds

2 seconds

4 seconds

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What's the largest group you ought to ride in?

8 or less

7 or less

5 or less

6 or less

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How many motorcyclists are seriously injured every year in crashes involving substance abuse?

20,000

40,000

50,000

10,000

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If you're using saddlebags, they should carry?

More weight away from the exhaust

Equal weights

Your heaviest items

More weight on the exhaust side

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There is no traffic present and you are approaching a sweeping left-hand curve. What's your best entry lane position?

The right-hand side

The left-hand side

The center line markings

The center lane

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What percentage of riders killed in motorcycle crashes had been drinking alcohol?

45%

35%

15%

25%

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You should tell a passenger that they should only put their feet down?

At intersections and stop lights

When instructed to do so by you

If the road surface is slippery

If they fear the motorcycle will topple

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When carrying a passenger you should bear in mind that?

Acceleration is sharper

Handling is more responsive

Braking distances are shorter

Braking distances are longer

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What's the best way of keeping your motorcycle upright if you hit some debris in the road?

Look at the tarmac between you and the debris

Look at the debris

Look where you want to go

Look at your front wheel

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You should suspect a front tire flat if?

The back of the motorcycle starts to swing side to side

The steering goes 'heavy'

Your motorcycle starts to accelerate

Braking becomes less effective

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You should only ride alongside another rider when?

You are racing each other

You want to talk

You never should

You want to block cars behind from passing

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When you sense a wobble, what should you do immediately?

Apply the brakes

Accelerate through the wobble

Move your weight forward and down

Keep going to the next gas station

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If you want to make a swerve to the right and then recover, in which order should you press your handgrips?

Right then left

Left and left again

Right and right again

Left then right

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If your blood alcohol concentration is below the legal limit, you are?

Fine to ride

Allowed to have another drink

Being responsible

Still likely to be impaired

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In motorcycle crashes involving substance abuse, what percentage of motorcyclists are injured?

90%

70%

60%

80%

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Which control will be most important to you if your throttle sticks?

Front brake

Choke

Engine cut-off switch

Fuel line cut off

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When passing another vehicle, how should a group operate?

Go in pairs

Go one after the other

Go in groups of 3

The whole group should go at once

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If you have to brake sharply in a curve, in the last few feet of stopping you should?

Straighten the handlebars

Release the brakes

Cut the engine

Put your feet down

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Commonly Asked Questions About the Florida Motorcycle Permit Test

1. How many questions are on the actual Florida Motorcycle Permit Test?

The test includes 25 multiple-choice questions; you’ll need to answer correctly on at least 20 (80%) to pass.

2. What do I need to bring to the test?

Make sure to bring:

Proof of identification (such as a driver’s license or state-issued ID)
Payment for the test fee
A certificate of completion for Florida’s Basic Rider Course (BRC)

3. Can I retake the test if I fail?

Yes, if you don’t pass, you can retake the test. However, reviewing the handbook thoroughly and practicing more before attempting it again is advised.

4. Is there a specific age requirement?

Yes, you must be at least 16 years old to obtain a motorcycle license or endorsement in Florida.

5. What’s the best way to prepare?

Our free practice test is an excellent start! Combine it with the Florida Motorcycle Handbook and, if possible, consider taking a Basic Rider Course to gain hands-on experience.