Oregon Motorcycle Practice Test 3

11.Regarding motorcycle turn signals, most models:

Cancel themselves after every turnAre operated with the right footCannot be used at nightDo not self-cancel, so you must turn them off

12.If your front tire suddenly goes flat while riding, the steering will:

Feel light and quickNot change at allFeel heavyPull only to the right

13.On a motorcycle with anti-lock brakes, in a hard stop you should:

Pump the brakes lightlyRelease at the first pulsation you feelUse only the rear brakeApply firm maximum pressure to both brakes and hold it

14.You come upon a driver merging onto the highway. You should:

Assume they will yield to youRide in their blind spotGive them plenty of room, changing lanes or adjusting speedSpeed past them on the shoulder

15.At a blind intersection with a stop sign or stop line, you should:

Roll straight through without stoppingStop at the line, then edge forward and stop again before the cross laneStop only if a car is already visiblePush your front wheel into the cross lane to see

16.An advisory speed sign posted at a freeway ramp or before a curve tells a rider what?

The speed judged safe for that ramp or curveThe slowest speed the law will allow thereHow far it is to the next exitThe maximum limit that applies along the whole highway

17.If the front end begins to wobble, you should:

Accelerate out of itGrip firmly and gradually close the throttle without brakingBrake hard right awayLet go of the handlebars

18.On a slippery surface, the front brake:

Should never be touchedIs the only brake you should useIs still effective if squeezed graduallyLocks instantly and is useless

19.In a normal-speed turn, the rider and the motorcycle should:

Both stay straight uprightLean in opposite directionsLean together at the same angleHave only the rider lean while the bike stays vertical

20.An integrated braking system on a motorcycle:

Removes the need to brakeOnly brakes the front wheelWorks only above 40 mphLinks the front and rear brakes through one control