Which fingers operate the front brake lever?
Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Mock Exam 1
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Which fingers operate the front brake lever?
- The right thumb, pressing on the lever
- The four fingers of the right hand
- The palm of the left hand
- The two fingers of the left hand, only
Why can wanting to ride to impress others be risky?
- It has no effect on safety
- It makes riders more patient
- It makes riders wear better gear
- It leads to more dangerous manoeuvres
Which is part of a safe riding position?
- Knees hugging the gas tank
- Feet hanging off the footrests
- Arms locked straight
- Head down toward the dashboard
What can happen if you don't control the throttle well?
- Sudden unintended acceleration and loss of control
- The turn signals will stop working properly
- The battery will stop charging after a while
- The kickstand will drop down by itself
Why shouldn't you ride off before the engine has warmed up?
- The tires won't grip until warm
- The lights only work when warm
- The horn stays silent when cold
- A cold engine can misfire
Why is the middle third slippery in rain?
- Motor oil collects there
- Lane paint covers the middle
- Sand is spread there in winter
- Rainwater flows to the middle
Which is generally harder to do smoothly?
- Upshifting
- Starting in first
- Selecting neutral
- Downshifting
When should you start slowing down to exit a highway?
- While still in the travel lane
- Once you are in the deceleration lane
- After reaching the end of the off-ramp
- Before you signal right
What should you avoid while countersteering through a curve?
- Keeping your knees on the tank
- Looking at the exit of the curve
- Using the clutch or brakes
- Keeping a steady speed
Who may not be carried in a motorcycle sidecar?
- Any passenger who is over 65 years old
- Any passenger under 18 years of age
- A child under 9 years old or under 145 cm
- Anyone without a licence
While passing, how should you accelerate?
- Not at all; keep your current speed
- Gently, staying beside the vehicle
- Firmly, but without exceeding the speed limit
- As hard as possible, even above the speed limit
Which is true of heavy vehicles?
- They brake faster and shorter than motorcycles
- They need little space to turn at corners
- They create no turbulence, even at high speed
- Large blind spots and long braking distances
When should a choke be fully closed?
- Only after the first 10 km, once the engine is hot
- Once the engine reaches normal idle, before you ride off
- Only when parking the motorcycle for the night
- Never; it closes by itself as you ride
Before reaching a gravel road, when should you brake?
- While you are still on the pavement
- Only if the gravel is wet
- Only once you are well onto the gravel
- Never; downshift twice instead
Which item may you bring into the knowledge test?
- The guide Operating a Motorcycle, closed
- A dictionary without pictures or handwritten notes
- Your phone, if it stays switched off
- A short summary card listing the road signs
A heavy vehicle ahead is turning right. Where should you never be?
- Stopped well back from it
- On its right side
- In the left third behind it
- Two seconds behind it
What is the role of the riders in positions 3 and 5?
- Experienced sweep riders who help the others
- Riders who set the group's speed
- Beginners who are still learning the route
- Riders who carry the luggage
What is the only real remedy for fatigue?
- Drinking energy drinks
- Getting enough sleep
- Opening your visor for air
- Riding faster to arrive sooner
How does carrying a passenger or baggage affect the motorcycle?
- It shifts the centre of gravity
- It reduces the bike's kinetic energy
- It removes the effect of inertia
- It strengthens the gyroscopic effect
You must brake unexpectedly in a curve. What should you do?
- Use only the rear brake while leaned
- Brake hard while staying leaned over in the curve
- Lean further and keep the throttle open
- Straighten the bike quickly, then brake firmly
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