Hawaii Motorcycle Practice Test 7

11.Why should eye or face protection let a little air move through it?

To cool the engineTo make the helmet lighterTo keep the lens from fogging upTo let the rider hear sirens

12.How do the effects of smoked marijuana differ from those of marijuana that is eaten?

Smoking takes hours to act; eating acts instantlySmoking acts within minutes and lasts 2 to 4 hours, while eating can be delayed over an hour and last more than 6Both act instantly and fade within 30 minutesNeither route produces impairment

13.Which sequence describes an upshift?

Brake hard, lift the lever, then release the brakeLift the lever first, then squeeze the clutchClose the throttle while pulling the clutch in, lift the lever fully, then ease the clutch out and add throttleHold the throttle steady and stab the lever upward

14.What does the manual say about two vehicles sharing one lane?

It is encouraged in heavy trafficLane sharing is usually prohibited, because each vehicle needs a full laneIt is allowed only at intersectionsIt is required when passing

15.How often should a rider signal a turn or lane change?

Only when another vehicle is visibleOnly in city trafficEvery time, even when no one appears to be aroundOnly when changing lanes on a freeway

16.How long is a Hawaii motorcycle instruction permit good for once it is issued?

30 daysSix monthsOne yearFive years

17.Why should a rider avoid sudden changes of speed or position while entering an intersection?

Because it uses extra fuelBecause drivers may read the movement as a turn and pull outBecause it is prohibited by state lawBecause the brake light will not work

18.What must you do before riding out of an alley or driveway onto a public street?

Sound the horn and continueStop and yield to traffic on the streetMerge at the speed of traffic without stoppingYield only if a sign is posted

19.How many mirrors does the manual list as minimum equipment on a street-legal motorcycle?

NoneOneTwoFour

20.Why should a rider judge each curve individually?

Because every curve is banked the same wayBecause the speed limit changes in every curveBecause curves are always marked with warning signsBecause a curve may hold steady, widen, tighten, or turn into several bends