Where should your feet be while the motorcycle is moving?
Alberta Class 6 Mock Exam 3
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Where should your feet be while the motorcycle is moving?
- Resting on the brake pedal
- Firmly on the foot pegs
- Dragging lightly on the ground
- On the gear selector
The light turns yellow as you approach. You can stop safely before the line. What should you do?
- Continue at the same speed
- Stop before the stop line
- Speed up to clear the intersection
- Stop in the middle of the crosswalk
The back of your motorcycle starts swaying side to side. What is the likely cause?
- The front tire has gone flat
- The throttle is stuck
- The rear tire has gone flat
- The chain is too tight
You must ride in the lane next to the yellow dividing line on a four-lane road. Where in that lane should you ride?
- On the yellow line itself
- In the left portion, next to the yellow line
- Exactly in the centre
- In the right portion, where right wheels travel
Why are distances harder to judge after dark?
- Your eyes adjust faster at night
- Headlights make objects look farther
- The contrast of light and shadow is missing
- Roads look narrower at night
Which of these is one of the helmet standards listed in the Rider's Guide?
- Transport Canada LSM
- Snell Memorial Foundation
- ISO 9001
- Underwriters Laboratories
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
How do you steer a motorcycle with a sidecar attached?
- Lean the motorcycle into the turn
- Push-steer as on a solo bike
- Shift your weight only
- Turn the handlebars directly, like a car
What does this orange sign tell you?
- Workers are digging beside the road
- A parade is crossing
- A flag person ahead will direct traffic
- The road is closed ahead
What does it mean to overdrive your headlights?
- Riding too fast to stop within the lit distance
- Riding at night with a burned-out or misaimed headlight
- Leaving headlights on in daylight
- Using high beams in the city
What does the Rider's Guide say about wearing mitts on a motorcycle?
- They are required in winter
- They are fine on short trips
- Do not wear them; wear riding gloves
- They are best in cold weather
How should your passenger prepare for an upcoming curve?
- Put a foot down on the inside
- Sit upright and hold still against the lean
- Look over your shoulder in the direction of the turn
- Lean the opposite way to balance
What must you bring for the Class 6 road test?
- A passenger to observe the test
- A safe motorcycle with valid insurance and registration
- A rented motorcycle supplied by the registry for the test
- Only your learner's licence
You must ride over an object you saw too late. Which is correct?
- Sit forward on the seat with your arms locked straight
- Rise slightly on the pegs with weight back
- Turn the front wheel slightly
- Brake hard as the wheel hits it
A novice in the GDL program is found with alcohol in their body. What is the immediate penalty under IRS ZERO?
- A 30-day suspension and a 7-day vehicle seizure
- A 24-hour suspension only
- A warning letter only
- A 3-day licence suspension and a 3-day vehicle seizure
With a passenger aboard, what following distance should you keep?
- Three to four seconds
- Two seconds
- One to two seconds
- Six to eight seconds
Before starting to pass on a two-lane highway, what following distance should you keep?
- Half a car length
- Less than one second
- At least two seconds
- Three car lengths
On a highway with two lanes in your direction, which lane should a group normally use?
- The left lane, with the leader in its left portion
- The right lane, with the leader in its left portion
- The right lane, with the leader near the shoulder
- Both lanes, side by side
When should the passenger get on the motorcycle?
- Before you take it off the stand
- While the bike is on the centre stand
- Before you start the engine
- After you take the bike off the sidestand
An oncoming driver is signalling a left turn at the intersection ahead. Where should you move in your lane?
- To the left portion
- Close behind the car ahead
- To the centre or right portion
- Onto the right shoulder
When may you ride across a painted island?
- Only to enter or leave a driveway or alley
- To pass a slow vehicle
- To get around a queue of cars waiting at a red light
- Never, under any circumstances
Why should you keep your feet on the pegs during emergency braking?
- You need them for the rear brake and gears
- To stop the bike sliding
- Feet down helps you stop faster and stay upright
- To help steer the front wheel
You are stopped behind a large truck on an uphill grade. Why leave extra space in front?
- Its exhaust is very hot
- It may roll back when it starts
- It needs space to lower its ramp
- It may suddenly reverse to park
What is the minimum age to begin learning to ride a motorcycle in Alberta?
- 15
- 18
- 14
- 16
When may a motor vehicle use a marked bicycle lane?
- Only to turn or to enter or leave parking
- Whenever no cyclists are present in the lane
- During evening rush hour
- To pass vehicles on the right
How does being chilled affect you as a rider?
- It improves your balance
- It sharpens your concentration and keeps you alert
- It slows your reflexes and response time
- It has no real effect
How should a group pass a slower vehicle on a two-lane highway?
- All riders together in a tight line
- Side by side in pairs
- One at a time, with the leader going first
- The last rider first, then the rest
Who should ride in the lead position of a group?
- Whoever arrives first
- The rider with the biggest motorcycle
- The least experienced rider
- An experienced rider
A school bus ahead has red lights flashing and its stop arm out. What must you do?
- Stop and stay stopped until the lights go off
- Stop, then pass when no children are visible
- Sound your horn and pass
- Slow to 30 km/h and pass carefully
A warning sign before a signal has its own yellow lights flashing. What does this tell you?
- A school zone is starting
- The signal ahead is out of order and works as a four-way stop
- Be ready to stop; the light ahead is changing or red
- You have a green light ahead
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