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1. It is raining and you are about to stop at a red light but see that there is a large area that looks as though there has been an oil spillage. What should you do to be able to stop safely?

   		Brake hard and swerve out of the way.
   		Begin braking sooner than normal.
   		Brake harder than normal.

         
2.  From the list, select the most important part to check on your motorcycle before you ride.

   		Brakes
   		Handlebars
   		Footrests

       
3. How should the quickest stops be made?

   		With both brakes applied as hard as possible
   		With the back brake on and skidding
   		With progressive braking, the motorcycle upright and travelling in a straight line.

       
4. What is the maximum speed on the open road for a learner motorcyclist?

   		50 km/h
   		70 km/h
   		80 km/h

        
5. Which statement is correct?

   		As a restricted licence holder you must not ride a motorcycle with a cc rating of more than 250
   		You have 7 days to produce your learner licence if asked by a Police Officer
   		You may ride between 10:00pm and 5:00am if you hold a restricted licence.

       
6. If you hold a learner licence what must you attach to the rear number plate of your motorcycle?

   		A red reflector
   		A white light
   		An L Plate

        
7. Which kind of motorcycles are best for road riding?

   		Off-road machines
   		Road machines
   		Road/trail machines

        
8. Which statement is true?

   		Riding a motorcycle is more tiring than driving a car.
   		Distances of more than 500 kilometres can be safely covered in a day even if you are not an experienced rider.
   		Alcohol makes you a better rider by makng you more alert

        
9. In colder weather what can you do to prevent fatigue when riding?

   		Dress warmly
   		Take enough food for your journey
   		Be sure to have a good nights sleep

        
10. Which is the best kind of safety helmet to buy?

    		The one that is most trendy
    		The one that has a NZ Standards approval stickers on it
    		A second hand one because it is cheaper

         
11. What should you do if your helmet is damaged?

    		Replace it
    		Patch it with approved materials
    		Let a passenger wear it occasionally

         
12. To be more noticeable to other driviers on the road, you should:

    		Wear a helmet and clothing that is brightly coloured
    		Ride in the centre of the road
    		Drive with the motorcycle parklight on

        
13. How should your safety helmet be worn? 

    		Securely fastened
    		Tightly fastened
    		Loosely fastened

        
14. If your helmet gets dirty you must wash it in:

    		Petrol
    		Warm soapy water
    		Methylated spirits

     
15. Which items are motorcyclists required to wear by law?

    		Eye and face protection
    		Boots
    		An approved safety helmet

         
16. A correct fitting helmet should be:

    		A snug fit
    		A loose fit
    		A tight fit

         
17. The main reason for wearing protective clothing is that it:

    		Looks good
    		Protects you in a fall
    		Stops other drivers from seeing you

         
18. Why is face protection important?

    		It stops your face from getting cold
    		It will protect your eyes and face from flying objects
    		It will stop your friends from recognising you if you get stopped by a Police Officer

       
19. What is the best kind of footwear to wear when riding a motorcycle?

    		Leather shoes
    		Jandals
    		Leather boots

         
20. Why is it important to wear gloves?

    		To keep your hands from slipping off the handle bars
    		To protect your hands in a crash or fall
    		To keep your hands dry in the rain

         
21. Why is a scratched face shield dangerous at night?

    		It picks up reflective glare
    		It makes the lights of the oncoming vehicles appear half as bright
    		It makes the lights of vehicles ahead appear to be brighter than they actually are

         
22. Hypothermia is a term that is used when motorcyclists suffer from:

    		Getting hot from wearing protective clothing
    		Getting cold from not wearing enough clothing
    		Getting blurred vision from not wearing sufficient eye protection

         
23. When seated on your motorcycle, your feet should be:

    		Kept firmly on the footrests
    		Tilted well down at the front
    		Placed on the passenger footrests

         
24. To be comfortable when you ride, you should:

    		Sit far enough back in the seat so as to be able to keep your elbows straight
    		Sit far enough back in the seat so as to be able to keep your elbows slightly bent
    		Sit with your knees out from the petrol tank

        
25.  If you hold your knees against the petrol tank as you ride, it will: 

    		Stop you from getting cold
    		Improve fuel economy
    		Help you balance as the motorcycle turns

      
26. Which brake is the most powerful on a motorcycle? 

    		Rear
    		Front
    		Both

       
27. How much braking comes from the front wheel?

    		All the braking
    		Almost 3/4 of the braking
    		Half the braking

         
28. Which statment is true?

    		Apply the front brake first
    		Apply both brakes at the same time
    		Apply the back brake first

        
29. What can happen if you change gear in a curve?

    		The motorcycle will lean over more
    		The wheel may lock up or spin causing a skid
    		You will increase your speed

         
30. Why is a motorcycle often not seen by other road users?

    		Because the outline of a motorcycle is smaller than a car
    		Because most motorcyclists do not signal
    		Because most motorcyclists drive well to the left

         
31. Other drivers will see you more easily if you:

    		Ride with the parklight of your motorcycle on during the day
    		Wear brightly coloured clothing
    		Toot the horn of your motorcycle so that other drivers know you're there

         
32. Which of the following will help you to be seen when riding during the day time?

    		Riding with the parklight of your motorcycle on
    		Riding with the headlight of your motorcycle on low beam
    		Riding with your foot resting lightly on the foot brake of your motorcycle so as to make the stop light go on

         
33. Where is the best place to position your motorcycle on the road whilst riding?

    		In the centre of the road
    		In the postion normally taken up by the right wheels of a car
    		As close to the left as possible

         
34. What is the danger in not turning off your indicator?

    		It will drain the battery of current
    		Other drivers may expect you to turn and so cross your path
    		Other drivers may give the wrong indication

        
35. Why is it dangerous to travel in other drivers'"blind spots":

    		Because other drivers may not see you
    		It is against the law
    		It is outside the conditions of the learner/restricted licence

        
36. What effect does an oncoming heavy vehicle have?

    		It will give you blurred vision
    		It will make a lot of smoke from the exhaust
    		The wave of air it pushes in front of it may effect your stability

         
37. If you ride behind a large truck, what should you do?

    		Ride in the centre of the lane
    		Move to a position behind the truck where the driver will be able to see you in the rear view mirror
    		Use the truck as a shield by riding close behind it.

         
38. Why is your height an advantage when riding a motorcycle?

    		It allows you to see over, or through, most cars ahead of you
    		You can see your friends more easily
    		Other drivers can see you more easily

         
39. When you are passing parked vehicles, what is the main danger?

    		Vehicles making U-turns or pulling out without signalling
    		Vehicles that are left unattended and double parked
    		Trucks that are making deliveries

         
40. Which is the most effective brake on a motorcycle?

    		Front
    		Rear
    		The engine

         
41. Which brake or brakes should you use every time you stop or slow down?

    		Front
    		Rear
    		Both

         
42. If you stall or stop going up a hill, which brake should you use when strating off again?

    		Front
    		Rear
    		Both

         
43. If the driver of a vehicle immediately ahead of you could not see you in either the rear view mirrors, or by turning their head you woud be considered to be:

    		following too close
    		in the driver's blind spot
    		driving carelessly

        
44. What should you do if an oncoming vehicle seems ready to cross your path?

    		Slow down as you come up to them
    		Speed up to get out of the way
    		Flash the headlight

        
45. When passing parked vehicles, in what position in the lane should you be in?

    		The centre of the lane
    		The right part of the lane
    		As for to the left as possible

         
46. When riding in groups, it is best to place beginner riders:

    		in the centre of the group
    		at the rear of the group to be the tailender
    		in the front of the group behind the leader

         
47. What is the major cause of motorcycle crashes at intersections?

    		Not stopping for red traffic lights
    		Another vehicle pulling out or turning across the rider's path
    		Exceeding the speed limit

         
48. When in a line of stopped or moving traffic, you should:

    		turn and go back
    		ride on the extreme left of the road
    		stay in line and move with the rest of the traffic

         
49. If you see a vehicle ahead of you that is about to pull out of a parking space or do a U-turn, you should:

    		speed up to get past
    		come up to the vehicle cautiously
    		brake sharply to avoid a crash

         
50. If another driver follows too closely, what should you do?

    		Speed up to get away
    		Slow down and increase the distance between you and the vehicle ahead
    		Flash the brake light on your motorcycle

         
51. What can happen if you make a sudden direction or speed change on a slippery surface?

    		A skid or fall may occur
    		Nothing
    		The tyres will wear excessively

         
52. What should you do when riding on slippery surfaces?

    		Slow down
    		Speed up
    		Stand up on the foot pegs

      
53. What is the main danger in riding on bitumen after a rain shower?

    		It is usually slippery
    		You will get wet
    		The wheels will skid when the brakes are applied

         
54. Which brakes should be used on a slippery surface?

    		The front one applied firmly
    		The rear one applied gently
    		Both brakes carefully

         
55. To avoid skidding on slippery road surfaces, you can:

    		Deflate your tyres so that they grip the road better
    		Reduce the speed of your motorcycle
    		Ride close to the left side of the road

       
56. If you encounter rough, uneven surfaces, what should you do to keep control of your machine?

    		Change down, then accelerate quickly through.
    		Stop and wheel your motorcycle over the rough patch
    		Stand up on the footrests

         
57. On a high crowned road, you should reduce speed most for:

    		a curve to the left
    		a curve to the right
    		the bottom of a hill

         
58. How can you get a better view of the road ahead at night?

    		Leave the lights on high beam at all times
    		Make use of the lights of the vehicle ahead
    		Stand up on the footrests

       
59. When riding at night. which one of the following is most important? 

    		Wear gloves to keep your hands warm
    		Turn your motorcycle headlights on to high beam as much as possible
    		Stay closer to other vehicle at night

       
60. If you must slow in a curve, how should you do this?

    		Apply the rear brake of your motorcycle only
    		Let the engine of your motorcycle brake for you
    		Use both brakes on your motorcycle but only gently

         
61. When going through a curve, it is best to:

    		Brake before the curve
    		Brake through the curve
    		Not brake at all

        
62. In an emergency braking situation, your motorcycle shoud be:

    		leaning over
    		in the lowest gear possible
    		upright and travelling in a straight line

         
63. What should you do if the front wheel locks up when braking?

    		Apply the rear brake of your motorcycle to counteract the lockup
    		Release the front brake of your motorcycle immediately
    		Put your foot out to stop you from falling off

         
64. In an emergency, it is best to apply:

    		the front brake first
    		the rear brake first
    		both brakes at the same time

         
65. What is one of the most common causes of skidding:

    		Wet roads
    		Going too fast
    		Overbraking on one or both wheels

         
66. You are riding on a suburban street and a large piece of timber is immediately in front of you and there is no alternative but to ride over it. To keep control you should:

    		stand up slightly on the footrests and keep a straight course
    		accelerate quickly over the obstacle
    		swerve and go around the obstacle

         
67. If a dog rushes out in front of you, you should:

    		kick at the animal to frighten it away
    		slow down, then on reaching the animal, accelerate quickly away
    		swerve to avoid hitting the animal

          
68.  If you get a blowout or puncture on your motorcycle you should: 

    		brake quickly and stop
    		close the throttle and slow down gradually
    		brake gently using the brake on the wheel that does not have the puncture

       
69. What is most likely to cause steering wobble?

    		Light grip of the handle bars
    		Worn steering parts
    		A heavily laden luggage rack

        
70. How does carrying a passenger affect the handling of a motorcycle?

    		Improves the handling of the motorcycle
    		Makes the motorcycle respond more slowly
    		Stops the rear brake of the motorcycle from skidding

         
71. You may carry a pillion passenger when you:

    		have a learner licence
    		have a restricted licence
    		have a full licence

         
72. Which of the following equipment must a motorcycle have to enable you to carry a passenger?

    		A proper seat and footrests for the passenger
    		A sissy bar behind the seat
    		Pannier bags for the passenger's equipment

         
73. When carrying a passenger, which one of the following is most important to remember?

    		It will be less economical on fuel
    		It will take longer to slow down or speed up
    		It will be easier to turn and manoeuvre

        
74. Which of the following items are required for the passenger by law, when travelling on a motorcycle?

    		Only a helmet, footrests and a handgrip
    		Only a helmet
    		Only a helmet and footrests

         
75. Which statement is true?

    		A pack rack when loaded will change the motorcycle's centre of gravity
    		It is safer to ride without protective clothing on a hot day because you will be much cooler and more comfortable
    		You can overtake in a emergency lane even if there is no emergency

        
76. When riding in groups, the formation in which you ride is called:

    		single file
    		staggered formation
    		two abreast