New Jersey Motorcycle Practice Test 5

1.What is the first thing to do if the throttle sticks open?
Brake as hard as possible onlyDownshift repeatedlySteer onto the shoulder firstFlip the engine cut-off switch and pull in the clutch
2.What is the main danger when starting a motorcycle on an upgrade?
The front wheel skidding forwardRolling backward into another vehicleOverheating the front brakeThe mirrors folding in
3.Why are full-fingered leather gloves recommended?
They keep the throttle from stickingThey improve grip and protect the hands in a fallThey are legally required in New JerseyThey warm the engine controls
4.How should you treat vehicles merging from an entrance ramp?
Hold your position and speedChange lanes or make room, since they may not see youSpeed up to block the rampAssume they will always yield
5.Which action by other vehicles causes many motorcycle crashes at intersections?
Vehicles parking on the shoulderVehicles slowing for a green lightOncoming vehicles turning left across the rider's pathVehicles staying in their own lane
6.Besides showing your intentions, what else do turn signals do for a rider?
They warm the taillightThey make you easier to seeThey brighten the headlightThey sound the horn
7.What is the result of taking the New Jersey motorcycle road test on a bike of 231cc or less?
You may only ride at nightYou gain an unrestricted endorsementYou are limited to motorcycles of 500cc or lessYou must retake the test within a year
8.How many possible travel paths does each marked lane offer a motorcyclist?
ThreeOneTwoFive
9.Approved motorcycle helmets come in which three types?
Soft, medium, and hard shellOpen, closed, and ventedRacing, touring, and cruiserOne-half, three-quarter, and full-face
10.Which clothing material gives a rider the most protection in a crash?
CottonDenimLeatherNylon mesh