Arkansas Motorcycle Practice Test 4

1.At an intersection with stop signs on every corner, who has the right of way?

The driver on the widest streetThe driver turning rightThe driver who arrived first, after stopping completelyWhoever moves out first

2.Which three factors play the biggest part in determining blood alcohol concentration?

The time of day, the weather and your moodThe brand, the glass size and the temperatureThe amount consumed, how fast you drink, and your body weightYour height, your age and your riding experience

3.When should you open the following gap to three seconds or more?

On slippery pavement, when the vehicle ahead blocks your view, or when someone may cut inOnly on divided highwaysOnly when riding aloneOnly when the vehicle ahead is another motorcycle

4.What pressure belongs on the rear brake pedal during a hard straight-line stop?

Light pressure that gets lighter as the stop developsFull pressure from the startNo pressure at allPressure that increases as the stop develops

5.What does a flashing yellow arrow permit?

A left turn after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestriansA protected left turn with opposing traffic stoppedA left turn only after coming to a full stopNo turn at all in that direction

6.Which curve shapes does the manual tell you to be alert for?

Only left-hand and right-handConstant, widening, tightening, and multiple turns in sequenceOnly banked and flatOnly uphill and downhill

7.What share of fatally injured motorcycle riders had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit?

Nearly one thirdAbout one in twentyAbout three quartersAlmost none

8.If you cannot avoid a road covered with snow or ice, what does the manual advise?

Lean the motorcycle to bite through the iceKeep it straight up, go as slowly as possible, and stay off the brakesUse the front brake firmly to test gripAccelerate briskly to build stability

9.What does it mean to override your headlight at night?

Switching to high beam behind another vehicleFitting a brighter bulb than the manufacturer allowsRiding with the headlight switched offRiding so fast that you cannot stop within the distance your beam lights up

10.What happens if you change down into a lower gear while still moving too fast for it?

The motorcycle lurches and the rear wheel may skidThe engine stalls immediatelyThe front wheel lifts off the pavementNothing, since the clutch absorbs it