What kind of face shield or goggles should you use at night?
Alberta Class 6 Mock Exam 1
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What kind of face shield or goggles should you use at night?
- Mirrored ones
- Lightly tinted ones
- Clear, untinted ones
- Yellow-tinted ones
Where should you find the correct tire pressure for your motorcycle?
- In the owner's manual
- On the gas station air pump
- On the licence plate sticker
- By squeezing the tire by hand
When must a motorcycle's headlight be on?
- Only at night
- Only on highways
- Whenever the motor is running
- Only in rain, fog or after sunset
As you approach an intersection, how should you scan?
- Only at your mirrors, to watch for traffic behind
- Only to the right
- Straight ahead only
- Left, centre and right several times
During the Class 6 road test, how does the examiner give you instructions?
- By riding as your passenger
- By one-way radio while following you in a vehicle
- By hand signals from the curb at each test location
- By written route instructions
You are riding an unfamiliar winding road. How can you avoid getting into a skid?
- Follow the vehicle ahead closely
- Reduce your speed and plan ahead
- Brake firmly in every curve
- Ride in a higher gear
Your sidecar has no brake. Which way may the unit pull when you brake?
- To the right
- To the left
- Up off the ground
- Straight ahead
When must you stop at a railway crossing because of an approaching train?
- Only when gates are down
- When the train is within about 500 metres
- When it is within about 100 metres
- When it is within about 2 kilometres
You are riding in the correct lane. On which side of you should the yellow line be?
- Directly under your wheels
- It depends on the road
- On your right
- On your left
During a right turn with a sidecar, the sidecar wheel begins to lift. What should you do?
- Brake hard to drop it
- Lean your body to the left
- Turn the bars sharply left to bring the wheel down
- Steer more firmly and smoothly to the right
What helps you keep balance while riding?
- Sitting on the back of the seat
- Pressing your knees lightly against the motorcycle
- Holding the grips very tightly with both arms locked
- Looking down at the front wheel
What is the minimum time a new Class 6-GDL rider spends in the probationary stage?
- Two years
- One year
- Six months
- Three years
What is this centre lane, shown by this sign, used for?
- Emergency vehicles only
- Left turns by traffic from both directions
- Passing slow vehicles
- Parking and deliveries during off-peak hours
In a city, a pedestrian at the curb raises an arm and points across the street. What does this mean?
- They intend to cross; stop before the crosswalk
- They are telling you to go through first before they cross
- They want you to turn
- They are hailing a taxi
Starting on an uphill slope, what can happen if you release the clutch too quickly?
- The engine may stall or the front wheel may lift
- The headlight will turn off
- The rear brake will lock
- The motorcycle will pop out of gear and into neutral
Sitting on a motorcycle that fits you, what should you be able to do?
- Rest both feet on the pegs while stopped and keep your balance
- Reach the controls by leaning forward
- Touch the ground with both toes only
- Put one foot flat down while the right foot is on the brake
There is a solid yellow line beside a broken yellow line, and the broken line is on your side. May you pass?
- Yes, when it is safe to do so
- Only if the other driver signals you
- No, the solid line means no passing
- Only in an urban area
In which situation must you NOT pass a vehicle going the same way?
- When the road is straight and clear
- When it is in the right lane of a four-lane road
- When it has stopped for a pedestrian
- When it is travelling well below the limit
What do these striped boards placed at a sharp bend tell you?
- The road ends at a gate
- The lane is closed to motorcycles
- There is a sharp bend or obstruction
- A parking lot entrance is ahead
With the chin strap fastened, you can pull your helmet off. What does that tell you?
- It is safe for city riding only, at lower speeds
- It is not secured properly or is the wrong size
- It needs a thicker liner only
- It is a good, comfortable fit
What should a good riding rainsuit do at highway speeds?
- Be made of thin plastic for comfort
- Flap to let air circulate
- Fit tightly under your jacket
- Stay intact without ballooning or tearing
You want to make your helmet more visible at night. What does the guide recommend?
- Clean it with a solvent to brighten it
- Paint it a bright colour
- Buy a helmet with built-in reflective features
- Add any reflective stickers you like
How does the guide suggest getting familiar with the brakes?
- Brake hard at highway speed first
- Test only the rear brake at first
- Roll it slightly and stop with each brake
- Ride downhill without any braking
Which formation should a group use within one lane?
- A tight single line one car length apart
- A staggered formation
- Spread across two lanes
- Side by side in pairs
Why is it important not to lock your wheels when braking?
- So the engine doesn't stall in a high gear
- So the brake light stays on
- So the tires don't wear
- So you can still steer and avoid skidding
Which of these describes a moped under the Rider's Guide definition?
- Any two-wheeler under 55 kg
- Engine no larger than 125 cc and top speed of 90 km/h
- Engine no larger than 50 cc and top speed of 70 km/h
- Electric motor up to 500 watts and top speed of 32 km/h
When you brake, about how much of the braking traction is on the front tire?
- None of it
- About three-quarters
- About half
- About one-quarter
What does this sign warn of?
- A school bus stop
- A fire hall entrance
- A railway crossing ahead
- Traffic signals ahead
When shopping for a helmet, how long should you wear it to judge comfort?
- An hour or more
- Five to ten minutes
- About 30 seconds
- Just long enough to fasten the strap
When is a playground zone in effect if no times are posted?
- School days only, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Every day, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
- Every day, 8:30 a.m. to one hour after sunset
- Weekends only, sunrise to sunset
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