Utah Motorcycle Practice Test 7

11.Utah law says a motorcycle may not carry a passenger unless:

The rider has held a license for one yearThe motorcycle is designed to carry more than one personThe passenger is over 18It is daytime

12.During the first two months a motorcycle learner permit is held, the rider may NOT:

Ride during daylight hoursRide on residential streetsWear a helmetRide on a highway posted at 60 mph or more

13.When you must brake while still leaned in a curve and cannot straighten first, you should:

Brake smoothly and gradually, increasing force as you reduce leanGrab both brakes at full leanUse only the rear brake and hold the leanRelease both brakes and coast through

14.Under Utah law, which riders must wear approved protective headgear on public streets and highways?

Everyone younger than 21 years of ageOnly riders younger than 18All riders, no matter their ageOnly riders who have no windshield

15.Riding a motorcycle compared with driving a car is generally:

Less tiringAbout equally tiringMore tiringNever tiring

16.Most motorcycle mirrors are convex (rounded). What effect does that have?

They make cars look closer than they areThey give a wider view but make cars look farther awayThey eliminate all blind spotsThey narrow the view of the road behind

17.Just before your tire contacts an obstacle you must ride over, the manual says to:

Rise slightly off the seat and briefly roll on the throttleSlam on the front brakeSit down hard and grip the tankTurn the handlebars sharply

18.If a gear change becomes necessary while you are already in a turn, you should:

Shift as abruptly as possiblePull in the clutch and coast to the exitDo it smoothly to avoid a rear-wheel skidSkip two gears at once for speed

19.Why does a motorcycle need more frequent mechanical attention than a car?

Motorcycles have far more moving parts than carsA minor failure on a bike can cause a crash or strand youUtah law requires daily inspectionsMotorcycle fuel is more corrosive

20.Where does debris and oil dripped from cars tend to collect within a lane?

In the center third of the laneAlong both tire tracks equallyOnly on the far left edgeNowhere within the lane