How does being tired affect you on a motorcycle, even if you do not fall asleep?
Ontario M1 Mock Exam 1
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How does being tired affect you on a motorcycle, even if you do not fall asleep?
- It improves your focus on the road
- It has no effect on short rides
- You notice less and react more slowly
- It only affects you at night
What can happen if you brake too hard while turning?
- The bike will stand straight up safely
- You may skid out of control
- Your signal will cancel
- Your engine will stall
You are stopped at the roadside and need help. What signal do riders recognize?
- Your seat turned sideways
- A jacket hung on the left mirror, facing traffic
- Your kickstand left up
- A helmet placed on the ground near the road
What gear should the transmission be in when you start a motorcycle?
- First gear
- Second gear
- Top gear
- Neutral
On a motorcycle with a clutch, how should you make an emergency stop?
- Apply only the rear brake as hard as you can to avoid a flip
- Apply only the front brake and lean
- Pull in the clutch and apply both brakes without locking
- Downshift quickly and avoid the brakes
Your scooter cannot keep up with the posted speed limit. Where may you ride?
- As close as safely possible to the right edge
- In the centre of the lane
- On the paved shoulder
- In the left tire track, at any speed you can manage
What does this sign mean?
- One-way road, enter slowly
- Stop and yield to oncoming traffic
- Road closed to motorcycles only
- Do not enter this road
What does this sign tell you?
- The road ends ahead
- Stopping is not allowed ahead
- A yield sign is ahead
- A stop sign is ahead, so slow down
You must brake on a slippery road. Which brakes should you use?
- Neither; downshift only
- The front brake alone
- Both brakes together
- The rear brake alone
You come to a stop at a red light. What should you do with your brakes and feet?
- Balance with both feet on the footrests
- Release the brakes and put both feet down
- Keep both brakes on and your left foot down
- Keep only the rear brake on and your right foot down
You are first in the left-turn lane and the green arrow turns to a yellow arrow before you move. What now?
- Turn as long as nobody is coming
- Hurry through before the red
- Back up to clear the intersection
- Hold back, and stop if you safely can
When can alcohol start to affect your ability to handle a motorcycle safely?
- Only once you pass the legal limit
- Only after three or more drinks
- At levels far below the legal limit
- Only when you feel drunk
A truck ahead has a long commercial vehicle (LCV) placard on the back. How long can this kind of double-trailer truck be?
- Up to 23 metres
- Up to 30 metres
- Up to 40 metres
- Up to 50 metres
Some riders angle their motorcycle across the lane while waiting to turn right. Why?
- To block more of the lane and be more visible
- To make the turn without leaning the motorcycle over
- To signal that they are lost
- To keep the engine cool
A pedestrian on the curb faces a flashing orange hand symbol. What does it mean for them?
- They should cross only halfway
- They may cross if no cars are turning
- They must not start to cross
- They may cross quickly
You have a green light and the hand symbol appears while someone is halfway across. Who has the right-of-way?
- Whoever reached the crosswalk first, pedestrian or vehicle
- The pedestrian, until they reach a safe area
- You, once the hand symbol is steady
- You, because your light is green
An M2-L licence lets you ride a moped or scooter that cannot go faster than what speed?
- 90 km/h
- 70 km/h
- 80 km/h
- 50 km/h
You change lanes on an empty road. Do you still need to signal?
- No, only on freeways
- Only at night
- No, only if a car is close behind
- Yes, signal every time you change lanes
Which of these can cause a motorcycle to wobble?
- Loose spokes or a bent wheel
- Bright reflective clothing
- A clean air filter
- A fresh oil change
You are passing a car on a multi-lane road. How should you handle its blind spot?
- Stay beside it until the driver signals you to pass
- Approach carefully, then get past quickly
- Slow down to match its speed
- Ride in it as long as you like
How will you know if your motorcycle's chain breaks while riding?
- The steering becomes very heavy and hard to turn
- The headlight flickers and dims
- Lost rear-wheel power and a racing engine
- The front brake stops working
You are riding past a row of parked cars. Which side of your lane is safest?
- Along the parked car doors
- The exact centre
- The left side
- The right side
When do you use a motorcycle's choke?
- When riding at highway speed
- When parking on a hill
- When the engine overheats
- When starting a cold engine
What do most warning signs look like?
- A yellow diamond with black letters or symbols
- A green rectangle with white letters
- An orange diamond with black letters or symbols
- A white rectangle with black letters
When should a staggered group switch to single file?
- Only when stopped at a red light
- Only when the group has more than six riders
- On curves, in turns and entering or leaving a freeway
- Only on gravel roads at night
A curve sign carries a small tab with a number on it. What does that number give you?
- The speed limit for the whole road
- The top safe speed for that curve
- The lowest speed allowed in the curve
- The distance to the curve in metres
How should an approved helmet fit?
- Tight enough to press on your ears
- Snugly, without sliding around on your head
- Loosely, so air can flow freely around your head
- One size larger than your head
Why should you avoid riding through puddles?
- Puddles always mean black ice
- Riding through water is illegal
- Water cools the engine too quickly and can crack the cylinders
- They can hide potholes and make your brakes less effective
Where is the best riding position in a lane usually found?
- Along the right edge of the lane
- In the left or right tire track
- In the exact centre of the lane
- On the line between lanes
When should you turn on your signal on a freeway entrance ramp?
- Only after you have merged
- Only when you reach the end of the ramp
- As soon as freeway traffic can see you
- Not at all; merging is obvious
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