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Tennessee Motorcycle Practice Test 6

The Tennessee Motorcycle knowledge test has ~30 questions; you need ~24 correct (~80%) to pass.

This practice test follows that format: 30 questions, pass with 24 correct. Answer every page, then grade it to see the answers and explanations.

Questions 1–10 of 30

  1. 1.When traffic signals are absent, a Tennessee motorcyclist must do what for a pedestrian crossing in a crosswalk on the rider's half of the road?
  2. 2.Roughly how much of the visible surface of the rider-and-motorcycle unit is the rider?
  3. 3.If a chain or belt breaks while you are riding, what is likely to happen?
  4. 4.Compared with other vehicles, how do motorcycles rank in acceleration?
  5. 5.When carrying a passenger, how should you adjust your approach to stops?
  6. 6.The Tennessee motorcycle learner permit limits the rider to a machine no larger than what engine displacement?
  7. 7.When you are being passed by another vehicle, where in your lane should you stay?
  8. 8.While riding in a group, how does a rider point out a hazard that lies to the right of the lane?
  9. 9.When following a truck or bus, how should you adjust your following distance?
  10. 10.Which four steps describe the proper way to handle a turn on a motorcycle?

0 of 30 answered