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Q1)

If you are stopped by Police while riding a motorcycle on a road or road related area and you are not carrying your rider's licence you could expect to be:

Told to go home and get it.

Given twelve hours to produce it at your local Police Station.

Given an on-the-spot fine or summonsed to Court by Police.

Q2)

You are going to make a turn. When should you apply the brakes?

Before you start the turn.

As you come out of the turn.

While you are in the turn.

Q3)

Every time before you ride you should check:

That the headlight and stop light are working.

Your fuel tap is not on 'reserve'.

The expiry date of your licence.

Q4)

To handle a high speed wobble, firmly grip the handlebars and:

Quickly apply the brakes.

Allow the motorcycle to slow down.

Increase your speed.

Q5)

What is the first thing to do if you have a blowout?

Turn quickly off the road.

Hold the hand grips tightly. Gradually close the throttle and let the motorcycle slow down.

Brake lightly on the wheel with the good tyre.

Q6)

When riding on a wet road, what is usually the most slippery part?

The centre of the lane.

The right wheel track.

The left wheel track.

Q7)

At low speeds, if the rear tyre goes flat what is the first thing you will notice?

Your brakes will not work.

The steering will feel heavy.

The rear of the motorcycle will tend to slide from side to side.

Q8)

When you slow down for a stop, you should

Downshift after stopping.

Downshift only if there is traffic ahead of you.

Downshift before stopping.

Q9)

When riding over loose gravel or sand, you should

Slow down by using the front brake only

Change up to a higher gear

Avoid sudden or quick movements

Q10)

On a wet road how do you make an emergency stop?

Apply the front and rear brakes together

Apply the rear brake only.

Apply the front brake only if the rear wheel begins to slide.

Q11)

Your ability to concentrate can be affected by

Whether you are familiar with the road you are riding on

Fatigue‚ alcohol‚ drugs and the clothing you wear

The type of motorcycle you ride

Q12)

Other protective options to wear when riding include

Light cotton shirt and pants

Back protectors to protect your spine and kidney belts

Nylon jacket and pants

Q13)

A turn signal that keeps flashing after a turn is very likely to

Confuse other drivers and cause them to turn into your path

Damage the electrical system

Keep other drivers from seeing your brake light

Q14)

What should be displayed upon an approved helmet

An Australian Standards AS1698 sticke

Bright stickers to make the helmet more visible to vehicle drivers

A manufacturer's approval and checked by sticker

Q15)

Wearing the right protective clothing when riding can

Make no difference to you when you ride

Greatly reduce injury in the event of a crash

Make you very hot and reduce your ability to ride

Q16)

Wearing a helmet visor or goggles when riding will:

Not make much difference to your riding on a fine day when there is no wind.

Protect your eyes from the wind‚ dust‚ rain‚ insects or stones thrown up by other vehicles.

Reduce your vision and should only be worn in the rain

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