In a curve on the road, what speed should you keep?
Québec Class 6 Motorcycle Practice Test 7
30 questions on intersections, highways, passing and parking, helmets and protective gear, starting, shifting, stopping and curves, class 6r, 6a and the knowledge test, being seen and choosing a third of the lane and more.
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In a curve on the road, what speed should you keep?
- A falling speed
- A rising speed
- A constant speed
- As fast as the lane allows
After passing and returning to your lane, which third should you take?
- The left third
- The middle third
- The shoulder
- The right third
Which helmet standard is the minimum and most common in Québec?
- CSA Z94
- ISO
- DOT
- CE
Why does the guide say not to downshift during emergency braking?
- You must focus fully on braking
- It is illegal above 50 km/h
- Downshifting makes the bike accelerate
- Downshifting turns off the ABS
What pass mark applies to the Highway Safety Code and road signs section?
- 85%
- 90%
- 75%
- 60%
Why avoid steel-toed boots for riding?
- They are too heavy to shift gears smoothly
- The metal could sever toes in an impact
- They conduct cold into the foot
- They are not waterproof in heavy rain
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
About what share of braking capacity does the rear brake provide?
- About 30%
- About 10%
- About 50%
- About 70%
How much sleep does the guide recommend before a long trip?
- At least ten to twelve hours
- Any amount if you drink coffee
- At least four to five hours
- At least seven to eight hours
What is the average lifespan of a motorcycle helmet?
- As long as it looks fine
- One year
- Ten to fifteen years
- Three to seven years
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
Why avoid riding through puddles?
- They cool the engine down much too quickly
- They are illegal to ride through
- They may hide potholes and cause hydroplaning
- They can short the headlight and the signals
Your clutch cable breaks. How do you slow the motorcycle?
- Hold the kill switch while accelerating
- Release the throttle and let engine compression slow you
- Brake hard at once with the front brake lever
- Shift down several gears quickly to slow down
During training sessions, which piece of gear is mandatory along with an approved helmet?
- A tinted visor for sunny days
- Steel-toed work boots
- Gloves that completely cover the hands
- A high-visibility vest over the jacket
Is it acceptable to ride well below a posted minimum speed?
- No; minimum limits must also be obeyed
- Yes, on any highway
- Yes, if you stay on the shoulder
- Only for motorcycles of 400 cc or less
Pulling onto the shoulder, when should you release both brakes?
- Halfway onto the shoulder
- Only after the bike has stopped
- As soon as you start braking
- Just before leaving the roadway
Which is an early sign of fatigue?
- Wanting to stop for fuel soon
- Trouble staying in the right third of the lane
- Feeling hungry before lunch on a long ride
- Feeling cold when riding in the rain
Before lifting a fallen motorcycle, why put it in first gear?
- To lock the rear wheel so the bike doesn't roll
- To make the handlebars turn more freely
- To keep the engine running while you lift it
- To open the fuel tap automatically
A car is following you too closely. What does the guide recommend?
- Move onto the shoulder at once and stop
- Brake sharply to warn the driver to back off
- Speed up to get away from it as quickly as possible
- Don't speed up; change lanes when it is safe
The oil pressure light comes on while you are riding. What should you do?
- Stop as soon as possible to check it
- Turn the fuel tap to reserve
- Ride faster to reach home sooner
- Ignore it until your next oil change
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
What three parts make up stopping distance?
- Signal time, mirror time and braking time
- Speed, gear choice and tire size
- Throttle time, clutch time and stopping time
- Perception time, reaction time and braking distance
Which is generally harder to do smoothly?
- Upshifting
- Starting in first
- Selecting neutral
- Downshifting
When is fog most frequent?
- At sunrise, sunset or when the temperature changes
- Only at noon on very hot, humid summer days
- Only after heavy rain
- Only in winter, when the roads are icy and cold
When should you turn the fuel tap to OFF?
- Every time you ride downhill for a while
- When the engine is off for a long time
- Whenever you stop at a red light for a while
- Before starting the engine
Which part of your foot should rest on the footrest?
- The very tip of the toes, for quick shifting
- The widest part, at the ball of the foot
- The heel, so the toes can reach the controls
- The arch of the foot, set well back
Which motorcycle licence class covers motorcycles of 400 cc or less?
- Class 6A
- Class 6B
- Class 6C
- Class 6E
A pedestrian clearly shows they intend to cross at a crosswalk. What must you do?
- Sound your horn and continue
- Slow down and pass in front of them
- Swerve around them
- Stop and let them cross
In a collision, what absorbs most of the motorcycle's kinetic energy?
- The helmet and gloves of the rider alone
- The motorcycle, the obstacle and the rider's body
- The air around the rider and the motorcycle
- The tires and brake pads, before anything else
A heavy truck is about to pass you. Which third protects you from its turbulence?
- The right third
- The shoulder
- The middle third
- The left third
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 7?
30 original multiple-choice practice questions covering intersections, highways, passing and parking, helmets and protective gear, starting, shifting, stopping and curves, class 6r, 6a and the knowledge test, being seen and choosing a third of the lane, dashboard, controls and components, rider risks: age, emotions, fatigue and impairment, heavy vehicles, emergency vehicles, pedestrians and pitfalls, weather, road conditions, extra weight and trip planning, breakdowns, skids and special situations, vision, visual checks, speed and safety margins, basic operations and riding position, balance, visibility and the laws of physics. 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 7 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.