Wisconsin Motorcycle Practice Test 3

11.If you wait about an hour for each drink before riding, what is true?

You cannot be arrested at allYour riding skills are guaranteed to be normalSome effects of the alcohol may still remainThe alcohol is completely gone

12.In which situations are other drivers most tempted to squeeze past you inside your own lane?

Only on rural two-lane roads with light trafficOnly at night, when your outline is hard to judgeIn stop-and-go traffic, when they want to get by you, and as you set up for a turn or an exitOnly when you are riding faster than the surrounding traffic

13.What does a solid white stripe painted between two lanes running the same direction tell you?

Passing is allowed there whenever traffic is lightThe lane beyond it is reserved for busesYou are coming up on a crosswalkStay in your lane, crossing only to avoid a hazard or to turn within the next block

14.When riding past a row of parked cars, where should you position yourself?

As close to the parked cars as possibleOn the far right of your laneOn the sidewalk sideToward the left of your lane, away from doors that could open

15.In a slow, tight turn, how should you position your body relative to the motorcycle?

Keep your body upright and let only the motorcycle leanLean your body more than the bikeLean the bike and body together at the same angleLean away from the turn

16.What is one sign of a good, protective helmet?

It has loose padding for comfortIt sits high on the headIt fits snugly all the way around and is free of cracks or frayed strapsIt has a dark tint for night riding

17.Your group is riding staggered and needs to get around a slower car. How should that pass be handled?

The whole group moves over together so traffic cannot split it upThe leader shifts to the right side after passing to invite the next rider throughTwo riders go side by side at a time so the pass takes less roadOne rider at a time, the leader taking the left position again afterward and holding speed to open room for the next

18.You need to slow down on a wet, slick stretch of pavement. How should you use the brakes?

Use both, easing the front lever on gradually and keeping rear pressure lightUse the rear brake alone, since the front is useless when wetGrab the front lever quickly to shorten the stopStay off the brakes and rely on engine braking only

19.How can completing a Basic or Advanced RiderCourse help your driving record?

It erases all violationsIt adds bonus pointsIt cancels an OWI convictionIt can reduce up to three demerit points for motorcycle violations from the previous 12 months

20.What does the S.E.E. riding strategy stand for?

Stop, Enter, ExitSearch, Evaluate, ExecuteSee, Escape, EngageSignal, Evaluate, End