You rock your motorcycle forward off its centre stand. How do you stop it from rolling on?
Ontario M1 Mock Exam 4
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You rock your motorcycle forward off its centre stand. How do you stop it from rolling on?
- Put both feet down hard
- Apply the rear brake with your hand
- Drag your boot on the ground
- Apply the front brake
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
About how much of a motorcycle's stopping power comes from the front brake?
- Almost none
- About three-quarters
- About half
- About one-quarter
Which footwear is best for riding?
- Sandals with hard soles for a good grip
- Dress shoes with tall heels for leverage
- Sturdy boots covering the ankles, with short heels
- Running shoes with long laces for a snug fit
You must ride over broken pavement. Which technique does the handbook recommend?
- Brake firmly as each bump arrives
- Rise slightly on the footrests and keep the bike upright
- Sit down hard on the seat and lean into each of the bumps
- Turn sharply to dodge each hole
Who is covered by the exemption to Ontario's mandatory motorcycle helmet law?
- Passengers riding in a sidecar
- Sikh riders who meet the Highway Traffic Act requirements
- Riders on roads posted at 50 km/h or less during daylight hours
- Riders with a full M licence
You are in a left turn and want to straighten up. What do you do?
- Push the right handlebar and close the throttle
- Push the right handlebar and add throttle
- Push the left handlebar and brake
- Pull the left handlebar and brake
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
You cannot avoid a patch of wet wooden planks or ice. What should you do?
- Speed up to get across faster
- Brake firmly while crossing it to keep your speed down
- Slow down before it and stay off the brakes on it
- Lean the bike to one side
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
Why should you stay clear of large vehicles on the freeway?
- They block your view and create strong air disturbance
- They are not allowed in the left lane
- Their drivers are required to yield to motorcycles in every lane
- They brake faster than motorcycles
When you book a road test, why must you say which type of vehicle you will bring?
- It changes the cost of insurance
- It decides the type of licence you will receive
- It sets the length and difficulty of the test route
- It decides which examiner you get
In an emergency, which control lets you stop the engine quickly?
- The fuel supply valve
- The engine kill switch
- The choke
- The horn button
You park on the kickstand. Which way do you lean the motorcycle?
- To the right
- Forward
- To the left
- Straight up
At an intersection with separate left-turn lights, your arrow has ended and through traffic now has green. May you begin your left turn?
- Yes, once oncoming traffic has cleared
- Only if you are already past the stop line
- No, you must wait for the next left-turn arrow
- Yes, if you yield to pedestrians first
According to the handbook, how long does the two-step motorcycle licensing process take at minimum?
- 36 months
- 24 months
- 20 months
- 12 months
According to the handbook, what may you need to do when you see this sign?
- Move to the left lane
- Shut off your engine
- Use a lower gear
- Turn on your high beams
What is not allowed where this sign is posted?
- Driving straight through
- Turning to go back the way you came
- Changing lanes in the intersection
- Turning right on a red light
You paint your motorcycle a new colour. How soon must you report it?
- Within six days
- Within 15 days
- Within 30 days
- At your next renewal
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
The arrows on this sign show how traffic moves inside the roundabout ahead. Which way is that?
- Counter-clockwise
- Straight across the centre
- Either direction
- Clockwise
You load both saddlebags. What does the handbook recommend?
- Fill one and leave the other empty
- Put the heaviest items on the left
- Put about the same weight in each
- Put the heaviest items on top
When merging onto the freeway, where in the nearest lane should you end up?
- In the left tire track
- In the centre of the lane
- In the right tire track
- On the paved shoulder
Why is riding faster than surrounding traffic on a freeway dangerous?
- Your mirrors will shake loose
- Other drivers will try to follow you through gaps
- Your fuel will run out sooner
- You cannot react quickly enough in an emergency
You are wearing an approved helmet but leave the chin strap loose for comfort. Why is that a problem?
- It is only a problem at night or in heavy rain
- It makes the visor fog up
- It makes road noise louder
- A loose helmet can come off in a collision
Your motorcycle starts to feel loose on a metal bridge grating. What should you do?
- Stop and walk the bike across
- Keep a gentle but firm grip and ride smoothly
- Grip tightly and steer back and forth
- Brake hard until you are off it
An oncoming vehicle is about to pass you on a two-lane road. Where should you move in your lane?
- Toward the centre line
- Wherever you are already riding
- Toward the centre of your lane
- Onto the right shoulder
You are approaching an intersection and see this sign. What does it tell you?
- Left turns only on a green arrow
- You may not turn left here
- The road curves to the left ahead
- The left lane ends ahead
You are riding in the passing (left) lane. Which tire track gives you a blocking position?
- Right next to the centre line
- The right tire track
- The left tire track
- The centre of the lane
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
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