You are downshifting with the clutch pulled in. What should you do with the throttle to avoid a jerk?
Ontario M1 Mock Exam 2
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You are downshifting with the clutch pulled in. What should you do with the throttle to avoid a jerk?
- Close it fully until the clutch is out
- Leave it alone and use the rear brake
- Hold it wide open through the shift
- Twist it slightly to raise engine speed
Your motorcycle has a manual fuel valve (petcock). What should you do with it when the bike is not in use?
- Leave it on reserve
- Leave it fully open so the engine starts
- Turn it off to avoid a fire hazard
- Remove it from the tank
You hold an M1 licence. Sunset today is at 8:30 p.m. What is the latest you may be riding?
- 9:00 p.m.
- 8:30 p.m.
- 9:30 p.m.
- 8:00 p.m.
This sign warns that another road is about to join yours. Whose job is it to make the merge work?
- Whoever is travelling faster
- Drivers on both roads share it
- Only drivers on the main road
- Only drivers on the joining road
You are stopping behind a large truck. Where should you stop?
- Beside its rear wheels on the right
- Where the driver can see you in the driver-side mirror
- As close to its rear bumper as you can, so others can't cut in
- Directly in its centre, out of view
How long is a safety standards certificate valid after the inspection?
- 36 days
- 30 days
- 90 days
- 6 days
To keep track of traffic coming up behind you, how often does the Visibility section say to check your mirrors?
- Every five to seven seconds
- Only before turning
- Every 20 to 30 seconds
- Once every minute
On what kind of surface should you use a kickstand or centre stand?
- Any surface at all
- Loose gravel
- Soft grass
- A hard surface
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
Your rear tire blows out at speed. What should you do?
- Accelerate gently to keep the bike stable until you stop
- Stay off the brake and close the throttle gradually
- Brake hard with both brakes
- Shift your weight far back
Leaving space when stopped behind a vehicle protects you in several ways. Which is one of them?
- You can pull around it if it stalls
- It saves fuel at long lights
- You can share its lane if needed
- It lets you lane split forward
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
A staggered group wants to pass a slow car. How should they do it?
- Two riders at a time
- All riders together
- Only the leader passes
- One rider at a time
You finish a turn on a motorcycle whose signals do not cancel by themselves. Why does it matter if you forget to switch the signal off?
- Your headlight will switch to high beam and dazzle drivers
- Your battery will drain within minutes
- Your brake light will stop working
- Other drivers may pull out or turn in front of you
A police officer asks for your insurance card and you do not have it. What fine can you face?
- Up to $100
- Up to $5,000
- Up to $400
- Up to $1,000
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
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
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
Fog is thick and the centre line is hard to see. What should guide your path?
- The tail lights of oncoming cars
- The left shoulder
- The right edge of the road
- The centre line
A busy main road has an intersection pedestrian signal with push buttons. What controls the quieter side street?
- A crossing guard
- Stop signs
- Its own traffic lights
- Yield signs
Which lights should you use when riding in fog?
- Four-way flashers only
- Low beams, plus fog lights if you have them
- No lights, to avoid glare
- High beams, to light up as much of the fog as possible
A car is tailgating you and does not pass after you change lanes. What should you do?
- Brake sharply to warn the driver
- Speed up to get away from it
- Ride on the paved shoulder until it goes past you
- Increase your space in front, then let it pass
After buying a used motorcycle, how soon must you register as the new owner?
- Within 30 days of the sale
- Before the next licence renewal
- Within six days of the sale
- Within 36 days of the sale
Your light is red but shows a green arrow pointing left. What might drivers coming toward you be doing?
- Turning right on a red light
- Waiting with no signal at all
- Turning left at the same time as you
- Going straight on their own green
How does a passenger change the way your motorcycle handles?
- It responds more slowly to speeding up, braking and turning
- It makes no difference to handling
- It turns more sharply than usual
- It stops faster because the extra weight adds grip to the tires
You want to turn left. Which handlebar do you push first?
- Both handlebars evenly
- The right handlebar
- The left handlebar
- Neither; you shift your hips only
During hard braking a wheel locks. You release that brake briefly, then reapply it just short of locking. What is this called?
- Engine braking
- Threshold braking
- Counter-steering
- Cadence pumping
You ride up to this sign at a quiet rural crossroad. What must you do?
- Come to a full stop and wait until the way is clear
- Slow down and roll through if nobody is coming
- Sound your horn and continue with caution
- Stop only if a vehicle is coming from the right
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
A train engineer sees you on the tracks and brakes as hard as possible. How far might the train travel before it stops?
- Up to 200 metres
- Up to two kilometres
- Up to 500 metres
- Up to five kilometres
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