When are high beams generally used?
Manitoba Class 6 Mock Exam 5
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- 25 questions
- 30 min
- Pass mark 20/25
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When are high beams generally used?
- In city traffic
- In heavy fog on country roads
- In heavy rain
- For nighttime highway riding
How should a motorcycle fit you when you straddle the saddle?
- Only one foot reaches the ground
- Both feet reach the ground
- Your toes just touch the pegs
- Your knees rise above the tank
What happens when you squeeze the clutch lever?
- The front brake applies
- The engine shuts off
- The clutch disengages
- The high beam turns on
What is the most wheels a motorcycle can have in contact with the ground, by definition?
- Four
- Six
- Two
- Three
With you seated on the bike, how much play should the drive chain have at its centre?
- At least 2 cm
- None; it should be tight
- Exactly 10 cm
- At least 15 cm
When should you check tire pressure?
- When the tires are cold
- When the engine is fully warm
- Right after a long highway ride
- Only when a tire looks flat
What causes most motorcycle skids?
- Using the clutch too often
- Braking too hard with the rear wheel
- Leaning too little in curves
- Riding with a cold engine on a cool morning
Which light must shine on the rear licence plate?
- A red light
- A white light
- A blue light
- An amber light
How do you check a four-second following distance?
- Count the dashes on the centre line as you pass them
- Count after the vehicle ahead passes a landmark
- Estimate four car lengths of space
- Watch your speedometer for four seconds
How do you turn a motorcycle at slow speed?
- Lean hard without turning the bars
- Push the opposite handgrip forward to counter-steer
- Drag your inside foot on the road
- Turn the handlebars where you want to go
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
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
Where should cargo be placed in relation to the rear axle?
- Above the exhaust
- In front of the rear axle
- On the front fender
- Behind the rear axle, as far back as possible
When do beginners most often lose control of a motorcycle?
- When riding straight on highways
- When starting and stopping
- When parked on the side stand
- When cruising at a steady speed
You cannot avoid a stretch of broken pavement. What should you do?
- Speed up and lean into the bumps to get across them faster
- Brake hard on the worst part
- Slow down and keep the bike as upright as possible
- Weave to find smoother spots
How do you move from the Learner Stage to the Intermediate Stage?
- Ride 1,000 km with a supervisor
- Wait nine months; it happens automatically
- Rewrite the knowledge test
- Pass the Class 6 road test
Which equipment is required on both wheels of a motorcycle?
- Tire chains and wheel locks
- Fenders and brakes
- Spoked rims and mud lights
- Reflectors and chrome trim
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
You hold a valid Class 5 licence. What do you need to ride a moped?
- A moped knowledge test
- A Class 6 Learner licence
- No further licence
- A Class 6M licence and the course
A novice rider is found with alcohol in their system. What happens at roadside?
- A ticket mailed later
- An immediate 24-hour roadside suspension
- A verbal warning only, with no record kept
- Nothing below .05
After a speed wobble, which item should you check?
- The fuel level
- Tire pressure on both tires
- The mirror angle
- The horn volume and the signal lights
Why is highway riding riskier for a motorcyclist?
- Highways are closed to motorcycles at night in Manitoba
- Drivers misjudge a motorcycle's distance and speed
- Highway lanes are narrower than city lanes
- Motorcycles cannot exceed 80 km/h safely
You see one deer cross the road ahead. What should you expect?
- It will run alongside you
- Others may follow
- It will return the same way
- It will freeze in place
When turning right, which tire track do you turn from?
- The right shoulder of the road
- The centre strip of the left lane
- The left tire track of the right lane
- The right tire track of the right lane
During a slow turn, why lower your right wrist?
- So you can reach the horn button with your thumb
- So the clutch disengages
- So you do not add throttle by accident
- So the front brake engages
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