Where should you never ride relative to other vehicles?
Manitoba Class 6 Mock Exam 4
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- 25 questions
- 30 min
- Pass mark 20/25
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Where should you never ride relative to other vehicles?
- In the left tire track
- In their blind spots
- Where mirrors show you
- Four seconds behind
When turning left, where should your path cross the intersection?
- Left of the centre of the intersection
- Along the stop line on the right
- Through the far right crosswalk
- Right of the centre of the intersection
Why plan a group ride's route in advance?
- So the group can skip stop signs
- So riders can ride without mirrors
- So the leader can ride faster
- To avoid confusion on the road
Before riding on a new medication, what should you do?
- Ride only in daylight that week
- Ask your doctor or pharmacist about its effects
- Drink coffee to cancel its effects
- Take half the dose and ride more slowly than usual
Why are motorcycle mirrors not enough before a lane change?
- They only work when the bike is moving fast
- Their view is limited and can blur with vibration
- They show vehicles larger than they really are
- They are often mounted only on the right side
Which feature makes motorcycle-specific clothing better than regular clothing?
- Dark colours that hide dirt
- Reinforced seams and body armour
- Light cotton fabric that dries fast
- Loose sleeves that let air flow
Why hold the throttle with your wrist lowered?
- So the turn signal cancels itself after each turn
- So the clutch stays engaged
- So the throttle locks in place
- So your fingers easily reach the brake lever
When are high beams generally used?
- In city traffic
- In heavy fog on country roads
- In heavy rain
- For nighttime highway riding
Which instrument must every motorcycle have?
- A tachometer
- A gear indicator
- A fuel gauge
- A speedometer
How much of the braking force does the front brake provide?
- 30 per cent
- 95 per cent
- 50 per cent
- 70 per cent
What should you tell your passenger about hand signals?
- To give them only at night
- To give them for every turn
- Not to give them
- To copy yours with the left hand
What gives the best eye protection on a motorcycle?
- Goggles or a clear face shield
- Regular prescription glasses
- Sunglasses with dark lenses
- A tall windshield alone
What should you check about the brake light during a safety check?
- It stays on when parked
- It goes on and off with each brake
- It flashes when you signal
- It is brighter than the headlight
When must the headlamp be on for a 1975 or newer motorcycle?
- Only on highways outside the city
- At all times while it is operated
- Only from sunset to sunrise
- Only in rain, fog or smoke
How do you get out of a high-speed skid?
- Carefully counter-steer out of it
- Lock both brakes until it stops
- Let go of the handlebars
- Lean the bike as far as it goes
An oncoming driver pulls out to pass and is coming at you in your lane. What is usually your only option?
- Brake hard and stay in your lane
- Speed up and pass on the centre line
- Flash your lights and hold your line
- Slow down and move onto the shoulder
Which privilege do you gain in the Class 6 Intermediate Stage?
- You may have a BAC up to .05
- You may skip the Full Stage
- You may carry a passenger
- You may ride without a helmet
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 must you check about tie straps and brackets for cargo?
- They hang loose so the load can shift
- They are tied to the handlebars
- They do not touch the chain, swing arm or shocks
- They are the same colour as the motorcycle's paint
At what angle should you cross railway tracks when other traffic is around?
- Exactly 10 degrees
- 45 degrees or more
- Any angle under 30 degrees
- Parallel to the rails
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
In a speed wobble, should you try to stop the shaking with the handlebars?
- Yes, steer hard against each shake
- No, hang on firmly and let it settle
- Yes, push both grips forward
- Yes, turn sharply to one side
What happens when you squeeze the clutch lever?
- The front brake applies
- The engine shuts off
- The clutch disengages
- The high beam turns on
Before carrying a passenger, what should you do with the tires?
- Nothing; pressure does not change
- Switch to winter tires
- Let some air out of both tires for a softer ride for two
- Add the air pressure the owner's manual specifies
You are in GDL and fail the motorcycle knowledge test. When can you try again?
- After 14 days, the same as the road test
- After 30 days and a second course
- The next working day, like any other driver
- After a seven-day waiting period
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