Why should you avoid riding through puddles?
Ontario M1 Mock Exam 3
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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
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
You are on a slow scooter, but the lane is too narrow for cars to pass you safely. What may you do?
- Use a blocking position in the lane
- Stop and wait for traffic to clear
- Ride on the sidewalk
- Ride on the line between lanes
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
On a freeway, you see wide, closely spaced broken lines on the left side of your lane. What do they usually mean?
- The shoulder is starting
- Your lane continues unaffected
- Your lane is ending or exiting
- A passing lane is beginning
Your brakes feel spongy and make a scraping sound. What should you do?
- Add air to the tires
- Use only the rear brake for now
- Ride gently until the next oil change
- Have them serviced right away
You are in the right lane of a two-lane road going your way. Which tire track should you use?
- The left tire track
- The centre of the lane
- Whichever is closest to the curb
- The right tire track
You sell your motorcycle. What happens to its licence plates?
- You must destroy them
- The buyer returns them to ServiceOntario
- You remove them; plates stay with the owner
- They stay on the bike for the buyer
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
In cold weather, where are icy patches especially likely to appear?
- Only on gravel roads
- On bridges, shady spots and windswept areas
- Only in parking lots
- On sunny, open stretches of highway at midday
You took an allergy pill this morning. What should you do before riding?
- Ride, but only on quiet streets
- Ride, since it is not a prescription
- Know how the drug affects you first
- Drink coffee to cancel its effects
On a long trip with cargo, what should you do each time you stop?
- Check that the load has not moved or come loose
- Let some air out of the tires
- Remove the load to rest the bike's suspension and tires
- Repack everything from scratch
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
The light ahead turns yellow as you approach. What should you do?
- Keep going at the same speed
- Speed up to clear before the red
- Stop if you can do so safely
- Stop at once, even if braking hard
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 see this sign at the curb. Can you pull over briefly to let a friend off your bike?
- Yes, if you stay on the motorcycle
- Only if your four-way flashers are on
- No, you may not stop there even for a moment
- Yes, for up to three minutes
When should you check your motorcycle's tire pressure?
- Only once a year
- When the tires are cold
- Right after a long ride
- Only when a tire looks low
You bought a motorcycle without a safety standards certificate. What can you not do yet?
- Insure it with a company
- Store it in your garage
- Register it in your name at ServiceOntario
- Put your plates on it and ride it
What is the longest you may stay at Level Two?
- There is no time limit at Level Two
- Five years from passing the Level One road test
- Three years from getting your M1 licence
- Two years from passing the Level One road test
The fog becomes too dense to continue. What should you do?
- Stop in your lane with your four-way flashers on
- Pull completely off the road to a safe area
- Follow closely behind a truck
- Speed up to get through it
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
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
On a regulatory sign, what does a green circle around a symbol mean?
- The activity shown is not allowed
- The sign is only a suggestion
- You may or must do what is shown
- The activity is allowed only at night
You want to turn right. Using counter-steering, how do you start the turn?
- Push forward on the left handlebar
- Turn the handlebars sharply right
- Pull back on the right handlebar
- Push forward on the right handlebar
Why is the tire-track position also called the blocking position?
- It blocks the view of drivers behind you so they slow down
- It blocks your bike from rolling
- It blocks wind from hitting you
- It discourages others from squeezing past in your lane
Which control is found on the left handlebar of a motorcycle with gears?
- The front brake lever
- The throttle
- The starter button
- The clutch lever
While riding, you start to feel dizzy and weak. What should you do?
- Keep riding but stay in the right lane
- Stop and wait until you feel normal
- Speed up to get home sooner
- Open your visor for fresh air
At highway speed, your front wheel starts to wobble. What should you do?
- Grip firmly and close the throttle gradually
- Accelerate firmly to steady the front of the bike
- Fight the wobble with sharp steering
- Brake hard to stop quickly
What usually causes an engine to seize?
- Using the high beam
- Overheating or a lack of oil
- Riding in the rain
- Too much fuel in the tank
You had an argument and are very angry. Should you go for a ride to cool off?
- Yes, as long as you ride slowly and stay off the highway
- No, strong emotions reduce your ability to react
- Only if you avoid busy roads
- Yes, riding helps you calm down
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