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What are the risks posed to motorcyclists by large vehicles?

A. Large vehicles roll forward after the brakes are applied and the vehicle has stopped.

B. Large vehicles possess small blind spots.

C. Large vehicles block significant amounts of slush and snow from the motorcyclist.

D. Large vehicles make wide turns.

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At what level should cargo be kept on a motorcycle?

A. None of these statements is correct.

B. Cargo should be placed as high as possible to avoid interfering with the motorcycle's balance.

C. Cargo should be kept as low as possible and securely fastened to maintain stability.

D. Cargo should be evenly distributed with most of the weight toward the rear of the motorcycle.

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In addition to routine checks, which parts should be checked on a motorcycle every week?

A. The rims, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes, chain, tire tread and all other hardware should be checked weekly.

B. Tire tread, shock absorbers, brakes, stereo, seat cover and all other hardware should be checked weekly.

C. Tire tread, shock absorbers, paint, stereo, seat cover and all other software should be checked weekly.

D. The rims, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes, chain, stereo and all other hardware should be checked weekly.

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Weaving in and out of heavy traffic is:

A. A sign of inexperienced or aggressive drivers.

B. The fastest way to get to a destination.

C. A common practice of experienced riders.

D. The best way to pass stopped vehicles at an intersection.

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How much following distance should a motorcyclist maintain from other vehicles on the road?

A. A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 2 seconds.

B. A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 12 seconds.

C. A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 10 seconds.

D. A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 1 second

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Is it mandatory to have a horn on a motorcycle?

A. It is mandatory only in the case of mopeds.

B. It is mandatory to have a horn and to ensure that it is in proper working condition.

C. None of them.

D. A horn is not required on motorcycles.

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In the Motorcycle Driver's Handbook, the term "motorcycle" includes which of the following?

A. Mopeds, Limited Speed Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles.

B. Mopeds and Motor Tricycles.

C. Limited Speed Motorcycles and Mopeds.

D. Limited Speed Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles.

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What should motorcyclists do in a blind curve when the view of the path ahead is restricted?

A Turn on the four-way flashers so the motorcycle will be visible to other drivers.

B. Adjust lane position to ensure that as much as possible of the road ahead is visible.

C. Drive near the side of the road, as close to the edge of the road as possible.

D. Drive in the centre of the road.

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If the headlights of the motorcycle do not switch on automatically with the engine, when is it mandatory to switch them on?

A. It is mandatory to have them switched on at all times, even in daylight hours.

B. It is mandatory to turn them on during the period from ½ hour prior to sunset till ½ hour before sunrise.

C. It is mandatory to turn them on whenever visibility is poor or conditions make it necessary to do so.

D. It is mandatory to turn them on if it starts to rain.

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How can motorcyclists enhance visibility when approaching an intersection?

A. None of them.

B. By increasing speed when approaching the intersection so that others on the road see the motorcycle earlier.

C. By reducing distance from other vehicles when approaching the intersection so they can see the motorcycle better.

D. By reducing speed, and by moving away from vehicles or other objects that might block other drivers view of the motorcycle.

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