Above about 25 km/h, which force pushes a motorcycle toward the outside of a curve?
Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Practice Test 4
30 questions on balance, visibility and the laws of physics, starting, shifting, stopping and curves, intersections, highways, passing and parking, heavy vehicles, emergency vehicles, pedestrians and pitfalls, breakdowns, skids and special situations and more.
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Above about 25 km/h, which force pushes a motorcycle toward the outside of a curve?
- Centrifugal force
- The gyroscopic effect
- Engine compression
- Gravity
What is the ideal path through a curve above 25 km/h?
- Along the centre line all the way
- Hugging the shoulder all the way
- From the inside of the curve toward the outside
- From the outside of the curve toward the inside
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
On a street lined with parked cars, which third of the lane is safest?
- The middle third
- The right third
- Between the parked cars
- The left third
You can't avoid an object on the road. Just before hitting it, what should you do?
- Turn sharply just before reaching it
- Push the bars down to load the front wheel
- Pull up on the bars to shift weight to the rear
- Sit down firmly on the seat
You ride through a deep puddle and start to hydroplane. What should you avoid?
- Holding the bars firmly
- Releasing the throttle smoothly
- Looking far ahead
- Turning the bars and braking
What can increase your risk of a crash, according to the guide?
- Overconfidence and overestimating your abilities
- Practising manoeuvres on a closed track
- Wearing light-coloured riding gear
- Taking extra time to learn the controls
Below what speed does the guide use counterbalancing?
- About 10 km/h
- About 25 km/h
- About 70 km/h
- About 50 km/h
About how long does leather at least 0.9 mm thick resist abrasion in a fall?
- About 10 seconds
- About 30 seconds
- About 2.5 seconds
- About 1 second
You see an animal at the side of the road. What should you do?
- Speed up to pass it quickly
- Slow down and be extra cautious
- Stop in the middle of the lane to wait
- Sound your horn repeatedly
The front wheel wobbles on a gravel road. What should you do?
- Stay relaxed and don't fight it
- Brake suddenly
- Grip hard and steer firmly against it
- Accelerate hard
Why should you learn to operate every control without looking?
- The dashboard can't be read in bright daylight anyway
- The controls are hidden under the fairing
- Looking at the controls is illegal while riding in Québec
- You must work hand and foot controls together while watching the road
Into how many strips does the guide divide a lane for lane position?
- Four equal quarters
- Two equal halves
- Three equal thirds
- Five equal strips
At 90 km/h, looking away for 4 to 6 seconds is like what?
- Riding 10 metres with your eyes shut
- Riding one city block with your eyes closed
- Riding a football field's length blind
- Stopping fully for a few seconds in traffic
What speed should the lead rider choose?
- The posted limit at all times
- Whatever keeps the group ahead of traffic
- The speed of the fastest rider
- One suited to the experience of all riders
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
Where should your right palm be relative to the throttle?
- Resting on the front brake lever
- Flat on the fuel tank in front
- The lower palm slightly below the throttle
- Wrapped over the top with the wrist raised high
How many hours of practical training on a closed track does the course include?
- 32 hours
- 6 hours
- 10 hours
- 16 hours
About how long does the SAAQ motorcycle knowledge test take?
- About one hour
- About 30 minutes
- About 15 minutes
- About three hours
You borrow a friend's motorcycle for the first time. What should you do?
- Ride it only at night, when it's quiet
- Practise in a safe area to learn how it handles
- Lend it back right away if it has ABS
- Ride it straight onto the highway to test it
Under Highway Safety Code s. 330, when must you reduce speed?
- When visibility is poor or the road is slippery
- Only in school zones during September
- Only when a police officer is present nearby
- Only after sunset on highways
What is the first step to start a fuel-injected motorcycle?
- Open the choke fully
- Turn the ignition to ON
- Shift into first gear
- Squeeze the front brake hard
Once you reach a safe speed in a curve, what do you do with the throttle?
- Pump it on and off
- Close it fully to slow down through the curve
- Open it wide to stand the motorcycle up
- Hold it steady to keep that speed
What usually happens if a motorcycle wheel locks while braking?
- The rider almost always falls
- The engine stalls but the bike stays upright
- The ABS light comes on and nothing else
- The bike stops sooner and straighter
You are a novice and can't keep up with your group in curves. What should you do?
- Speed up to stay with the group
- Pass the leader to set the pace
- Follow the rider ahead more closely
- Ride at your own pace and catch up later
With reduced traction or visibility, how should you change your front margin?
- Keep it at exactly two seconds, as in good weather
- Remove it to stay with traffic
- Increase it to three or four seconds or more
- Reduce it to one second to keep up with traffic
Which third of the lane is generally used most often?
- The shoulder
- The right third
- The left third
- The middle third
Where should you merge from the acceleration lane?
- As soon as you leave the ramp
- At the very end of the ramp, in the right third
- After stopping at the end of the lane
- Before the end of the dotted line, into the left third
Within what distance of another vehicle must you switch to low beams (s. 425)?
- 150 metres
- 300 metres
- 500 metres
- 50 metres
How should a well-adjusted helmet fit?
- Resting high on the forehead
- Snug everywhere, not moving when pushed
- Tight enough to leave marks on your forehead
- Loose enough to turn freely on your head
All Québec Class 6 Motorcycle practice tests
- Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Mock Exam 1 – 20 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Mock Exam 2 – 20 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Mock Exam 3 – 20 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Mock Exam 4 – 20 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Mock Exam 5 – 20 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- Class 6R, 6A and the knowledge testThe steps from the Class 6R learner's licence to a Class 6 licence, the knowledge test sections and pass marks, retake waits, the driving course, the 6A curfew and passenger rules.
- Balance, visibility and the laws of physicsWhy riding differs from driving: balance, visibility and vulnerability, plus gravity, the gyroscopic effect, inertia, centrifugal force, kinetic energy and traction.
- Dashboard, controls and componentsDashboard lights and gauges, handlebar and foot controls, the kill switch, choke, ignition positions and the fuel tap.
- Basic operations and riding positionMoving, mounting, lifting and starting the motorcycle, scanning the right areas, the safe riding position, clutch friction point, gearshift and throttle control.
- Brakes, counterbalancing and countersteeringHow to share braking between front and rear, slowing from 50 km/h, counterbalancing below 25 km/h and countersteering above 25 km/h.
About this practice test
How many questions are in Québec Class 6 Motorcycle practice test 4?
30 original multiple-choice practice questions covering balance, visibility and the laws of physics, starting, shifting, stopping and curves, intersections, highways, passing and parking, heavy vehicles, emergency vehicles, pedestrians and pitfalls, breakdowns, skids and special situations, brakes, counterbalancing and countersteering, helmets and protective gear, weather, road conditions, extra weight and trip planning, dashboard, controls and components, being seen and choosing a third of the lane, rider risks: age, emotions, fatigue and impairment, group riding, basic operations and riding position, class 6r, 6a and the knowledge test, vision, visual checks, speed and safety margins. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 4 always has the same 30 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 7 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real Québec Class 6 Motorcycle test is based on.