As a learner (6 Endorsement), when are you not allowed to ride?
Saskatchewan Class 6 Mock Exam 3
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As a learner (6 Endorsement), when are you not allowed to ride?
- Only between midnight and 5 a.m., the same rule as all Novice riders
- From sunset to sunrise, but on weekends only
- From half an hour before sunset to half an hour after sunrise
- Only between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m.
You have just ridden over an object in the road. What should you do next?
- Keep going unless you hear a noise
- Let a little air out of the tires
- Speed up to test the suspension
- Stop when safe and check tires and rims
How should you park a motorcycle at the curb?
- At a 45-degree angle, front wheel on the sidewalk
- Parallel to the curb, touching it
- At a 45-degree angle, about 15 cm from the curb
- At a right angle, rear wheel against the curb
You need to pull onto a grassy shoulder. What should you do first?
- Keep your speed so you do not sink
- Slow down before leaving the road
- Pull off without signalling
- Brake hard once you reach the grass
Which label shows a helmet meets a standard SGI accepts?
- A store's own safety sticker
- The bike manufacturer's logo
- Snell Memorial Foundation
- A sticker saying 'novelty helmet'
When is wet pavement most slippery?
- Just after it starts to rain
- After an hour of steady rain
- Once the rain has stopped
- At night, even if dry
When should you finish your braking for a turn?
- As you exit the turn
- Braking timing does not matter in a turn
- At the middle of the turn
- Before you enter the turn
Which substances can impair your riding under the law?
- Only illegal drugs
- Only alcohol mixed with illegal drugs
- Alcohol and any drug, legal or illegal
- Only alcohol
Should you brake while your tires are on an object you are riding over?
- Yes, use the rear brake only
- No, stay off the brakes on the object
- Yes, use the front brake only
- Yes, brake hard with both brakes
When should you be ready to use your horn?
- When passing a car that might move into your lane
- Whenever you change gears on the highway
- Only when you are angry with a driver
- Every time you come to a stop at a light or a stop sign
Rain starts on a long trip and you have no rain suit. What does the handbook suggest?
- Ride close behind a car to avoid the spray
- Keep going but ride on the paved shoulder
- Ride faster to get home sooner
- Get off the road if you have far to go
From which direction does your headlight help other drivers see you most?
- From the side
- From straight ahead
- From behind
- Equally from all directions
Why should a passenger tell you before getting on or off?
- So you can change gears first
- So you can lower the side stand
- So you can switch off the engine
- To avoid a surprise shift of balance
Which question helps you predict what another driver will do?
- How old is the other driver?
- Does the other driver see me?
- Is the other car newer than mine?
- What colour is the other car?
Where should a passenger keep their feet during the ride?
- Resting on the exhaust pipe
- Held out away from the bike
- On the footrests at all times
- Down on the road at every stop
How should you ride over broken pavement or a bump?
- Speed up and lean to one side to ride around it
- Brake hard while you are on top of the bump
- Slow down, stay upright, rise slightly on the footrests
- Sit down firmly in the seat and lock your arms straight
What can happen if you ride while your motorcycle endorsement is suspended?
- Your passenger is fined instead of you
- You receive a written warning only
- The motorcycle can be impounded for 30 to 60 days
- Your bike is impounded for 24 hours and you pay a small fine
You cannot avoid a length of tailpipe on the road. How do you ride over it?
- Straight, gripping firmly, rising on the footrests
- Sitting firmly in the seat with your arms loose and relaxed
- At an angle while braking hard
- With the clutch in and feet down
Why should you keep your toes up on the footrests?
- So your boots stay dry in the rain
- So the side stand stays fully retracted while you ride
- So you can reach the horn button with your foot
- So they do not catch between the road and the footrest
What do shiny patches on old pavement tell you?
- A sign is coming up ahead
- The surface is polished and very slippery when wet
- The road was recently repaved and has extra grip there
- The road was salted earlier that day
What adjustment should you make before carrying a passenger?
- Disconnect the rear brake light
- Lower the tire pressure to soften the ride for two
- Readjust mirrors and headlight with them seated
- Remove the passenger footrests
Your brakes feel spongy. What should you do?
- Ride with the brakes partly on
- Use only the engine to slow down
- Wait for the next annual inspection
- Have them serviced right away
What is the blocking position in a lane?
- On the painted line beside the lane
- A little to one side of the lane's centre
- Tight against the curb
- Right in the middle of the lane
Which is a key moment to check your mirrors?
- While stopped at an intersection
- Only when you hear a horn behind you
- Only on the highway
- Only when parking
How long must you ride as a learner before taking the Endorsement M road test?
- At least 6 months
- At least 24 months
- At least 12 months
- At least 3 months
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