Hawaii Motorcycle Practice Test 8

11.When should a rider stretch the following gap to three seconds or more?

Only on a freewayOnly when riding aloneWhen the road is slippery, your view ahead is blocked, or traffic is heavyNever; two seconds always suffices

12.Under what conditions should tinted eye protection be left off?

Whenever available light is poorOn bright, cloudless afternoonsAny time a passenger is aboardWhenever the rider wears gloves

13.Which three things chiefly determine a rider's blood alcohol concentration?

The brand, the temperature, and the glass sizeYour age, your height, and your moodYour hair color, your diet, and the weatherHow much you drink, how fast you drink it, and your body weight

14.During a T-CLOCS check, what should a healthy throttle do when you let go of it?

Stay wherever you left itOpen slightly to keep the engine warmSnap back to the fully closed positionFeel loose and rattle freely

15.You are turning left at an intersection. Which traffic must you yield to?

Only vehicles that have already stoppedTraffic behind youNo one, if your signal is onOncoming traffic close enough to present a hazard

16.A 17-year-old wants to take the Hawaii road test on a motorcycle. What must be completed first?

A 90-day practice period plus both driver education completion certificatesNothing beyond passing the vision testTwo years of moped experienceA written parental waiver only

17.At which moments does the manual specifically tell a rider to check the mirrors?

Only before passingWhile stopped at an intersection, before changing lanes, and before slowingOnly when a passenger is aboardOnly on freeways

18.The front brake accounts for how much of a motorcycle's braking ability?

About a quarterAt least 70 percentAbout halfNone; the rear brake does the work

19.In substance-related crashes, how do injury rates compare between motorcycles and automobiles?

90 percent of motorcycle crashes versus 33 percent of car crashes33 percent of motorcycle crashes versus 90 percent of car crashesThey are about the sameMotorcycle crashes produce fewer injuries

20.What is the correct response to a side-to-side wobble in the front wheel and handlebars?

Accelerate hard to ride through itApply the brakes firmlyKeep a firm grip and close the throttle graduallyLet go of the handlebars