Why avoid braking or shifting while leaning into a turn?
Manitoba Class 6 Mock Exam 1
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Why avoid braking or shifting while leaning into a turn?
- It turns off the headlight and the tail light
- A change in speed reduces your control
- It locks the steering
- It is illegal in Manitoba
Which of these brings a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension?
- A blood alcohol concentration of .08 or more
- A BAC between .05 and .079 the first time
- A single speeding ticket
- Forgetting your licence at home
You develop a speed wobble. What should you do with the brakes?
- Do not brake
- Brake with both at once
- Brake hard with the front
- Pump the rear brake
What should you do with the throttle in the middle of a turn?
- Pulse it on and off
- Open it fully
- Close it completely
- Keep it steady
What formation should a riding group use?
- Single file, two seconds apart
- A staggered formation
- A V shape across the lane
- Side by side in pairs
How should a passenger move when you accelerate?
- Lean to the left
- Stay rigid and still
- Lean forward
- Lean back
What is the suspension for a first Tiered Administrative Licence Suspension (BAC .05 to .079)?
- 72 hours
- 15 days
- 24 hours
- Three months
Approaching loose material, where should you shift your body?
- Forward onto the tank to load the front wheel
- Slightly off the seat and slightly back
- Down low in the seat
- Far to the inside of the bike
According to MPI's handbook, who should lead a riding group?
- Whoever knows the route least
- The rider with the largest bike
- Slower or inexperienced riders
- The fastest rider in the group
Where may a moped not be driven?
- On gravel roads outside Winnipeg
- On streets with a 50 km/h limit
- On any city street that has a painted bike lane
- On highways with a limit over 80 km/h
Crossing loose gravel, how should your arms and wrists be?
- Resting on the tank for balance
- Locked straight, so the front wheel stays rigid
- One hand off the bars for balance
- Loose, so the front wheel can move a little
Can you be charged with impaired driving if your blood alcohol is under .08?
- No, a charge needs a BAC of .08 or more
- Only on a highway
- Only if you crash
- Yes, if your ability is impaired
Your Class 6 Learner licence lapses for two months because the charges were not paid. What happens to those months?
- They count, since you still held the licence
- They are added to your Full Stage instead
- They count double once you pay the charges
- They do not count toward your stage time
What happens when you squeeze the clutch lever?
- The front brake applies
- The engine shuts off
- The clutch disengages
- The high beam turns on
A new rider breaks a GDL restriction. What may follow?
- A driving record review and possible sanctions
- Nothing at all, as long as no collision happened
- An automatic Full Stage licence
- A refund of the course fee
In a staggered group, how far behind the vehicle in front should each rider be?
- One second, to keep the group tight
- Two seconds at any speed
- Four seconds, more at highway speeds
- Half a car length
Which headlight setting should you use in fog, rain or smoke?
- No lights
- Low beam
- High beam
- Parking lights only
To other drivers, how big does a motorcycle ahead or behind look compared with a car?
- One-tenth the size
- Twice the size
- About the same size as a compact car
- One-third to one-half the size
You are passing parked cars on a residential street. About how far from them should you ride?
- About 5 metres
- As close as possible
- About 30 centimetres
- About 1.3 to 1.8 metres
During a safety check, which clutch problems should you look for?
- Drag or slip
- Squeal or rattle
- Glare or flicker
- Leaks or bubbles
What is the choke usually used for?
- Starting a cold engine
- Slowing down on steep hills
- Holding speed on the highway
- Dimming the headlight at night
What is the minimum time in the Class 6 Learner Stage?
- Fifteen months
- Six months
- Nine months
- Three months
When is wet pavement especially slippery?
- Only on gravel roads after a storm
- After several hours of steady rain, once puddles have formed
- Only when the temperature is below zero
- Just after rain starts, before oil and dirt wash away
From which side should you mount a motorcycle?
- The left side
- Either side, it does not matter
- The rear
- The right side
As a Class 6 learner, when may you not ride?
- Only during the evening rush hour in Winnipeg
- Only between midnight and 5 a.m., on weekdays and on weekends alike
- From 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., except in summer months
- From half an hour before sunset to half an hour after sunrise
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