Motorcycle Quiz C Learn to ride a motorcycle in Western Australia About this quiz This quiz consists of 35 multiple choice questions. Select the answer that you think is correct. Some questions include images. You must attempt all 35 questions in order to review your results. Quiz questions are based on the Ride Safe handbook. OK Question Title * 1. Which of the following statements is correct when learning to ride? Whilst learning, you must be accompanied by an instructor or qualified supervisor at all times It is OK to practice on your own if you cannot find an instructor as long as you use quiet streets Your instructor or qualified supervisor must have held the equivalent class for at least one year OK Question Title * 2. Match the following question with the correct answer. A Western Australian driver’s licence is: Available without a photo A right to any tax payer A privilege and not a right OK Question Title * 3. Can an animal be carried between a rider and the handlebars? Only if the animal is well trained enough not to move around Yes, as long as the rider has permission from the authorities Only if carrying the animal for not more than 500 metres on a road for the purpose of a farming activity, providing it is safe to do so. OK Question Title * 4. What is the penalty for not wearing an approved safety helmet? A fine Demerit points Both a fine and demerit points OK Question Title * 5. What is the benefit of always maintaining clean and clear eye protection? People will be able to see where you are looking at all times They look good You will have a clear view of the road and your surroundings which will help increase your safety. OK Question Title * 6. What is recommended if you experience rider fatigue whilst riding e.g. not seeing a sign, day dreaming, dry mouth etc? Ride slower in case it gets worse Pull over if the symptoms get worse Stop immediately and rest OK Question Title * 7. How can alcohol affect your riding? It can make you more alert It can slow your reflexes and affect your coordination, depth perception and risk taking behaviour It can relax you into taking less risks OK Question Title * 8. What is the minimum permitted tread depth on any tyre before it is considered illegal? 1.0mm 1.5mm 1.7mm OK Question Title * 9. Which of these can help reduce fatigue whilst riding? Leather gloves A comfortable seat Correct riding position OK Question Title * 10. What should you do when following a vehicle on the road in wet conditions where the spray from the vehicle makes it difficult to see? Drop back until you can see better Put your headlight on high beam Speed up and overtake quickly OK Question Title * 11. When riding at night you should not: Overtake slower vehicles in front Use low beam headlight/s Use eye protection (glasses, lenses or visors) that is tinted. OK Question Title * 12. What is the main purpose of wearing bright coloured or reflective clothing whilst riding? It dazzles other motorists on the road It enables other motorists to see you more easily It enables you to ride on unlit roads OK Question Title * 13. What is the main reason for riding with the headlight on during the day? So you can see other traffic better So other traffic can see you better It stops your motorcycle’s battery from overcharging OK Question Title * 14. In the diagram, who should you give way to? Car B Car A Both Car A and Car B OK Question Title * 15. When is it vital to check your blind spots? When giving signals in general When slowing down When changing road position OK Question Title * 16. Complete the sentence: In convex mirrors objects may appear further back than they actually are so...? Give more room to other vehicles. Don't use them. Ensure you check blind spots. OK Question Title * 17. How long will it take an average rider who is fit, concentrating, alert and not affected by alcohol, drugs, fatigue or a distraction, to respond to a sudden and unexpected change in traffic conditions? 1 second 1.5 seconds 2 seconds OK Question Title * 18. What should you do if you see a road sign showing a sharp bend ahead? Slow down whilst going around the bend Slow down as you come out of the bend Slow down before the bend OK Question Title * 19. What is the safest way to stop on a wet road? Use the back brake only Use the front brake only Use both brakes OK Question Title * 20. What action should you take before changing your road position on the approach to a right hand turn? Change gear Perform a head check over your shoulder Check your left mirror only OK Question Title * 21. Having already checked your mirrors, why should you look over your shoulder when wanting to change lanes? Mirrors may not cover blind spots To avoid having to give a signal So traffic ahead will make room for you OK Question Title * 22. Why should you check your mirrors when you see traffic ahead? To assess how your actions will affect traffic behind you. Because you will need to brake sharply to a stop To check what is happening on the road ahead. OK Question Title * 23. "Roadcraft” provides ways of approaching and negotiating hazards that is methodical, safe and leaves nothing to chance. What is the best way to improve your Roadcraft? Develop your training and riding experience progressively by riding “low risk” Carry the Ride Safe handbook with you while riding Test your skills by riding fast with friends OK Question Title * 24. In the diagram, who should you give way to? Both Car A and Car B Car A only Neither Car A or Car B OK Question Title * 25. What should you do when you see this sign? Slow down and be prepared to stop Speed up to get through the intersection Turn around as you are going the wrong way OK Question Title * 26. Who gives way in the following diagram? Car A must give way to the motorcycle Neither has right of way The motorcycle must give way to Car A OK Question Title * 27. In the diagram which vehicle would proceed last? You on the motorcycle Car C Car B OK Question Title * 28. From the diagram, when can you cross the continuous (unbroken) white line in the centre of a carriageway? Never under any circumstance At an intersection when turning, to enter or leave a road, or to make a legal ‘U-turn To overtake, provided it is safe to do so OK Question Title * 29. Unless traffic, weather or visibility conditions prevent you from doing otherwise, what are the rules in relation to speed limits when travelling on a freeway? You must travel at the posted speed limit You cannot travel more than 10 km/h below the posted speed limit You cannot travel more than 20 km/h below the posted speed limit OK Question Title * 30. Which statement is correct? Cyclists have the same equal rights to use the road as other vehicles Cyclists are not permitted to use roads unless they are marked with cycle lanes Cyclists have to give way to all other traffic OK Question Title * 31. What should you do when riding towards a pedestrian crossing where there are pedestrians waiting to cross? Slow down and prepare to stop Flash your headlight/s to indicate they can cross Wave at them to cross the road OK Question Title * 32. From the diagram, what should you do when joining a freeway from a slip road? Adjust your speed to the speed of the traffic on the freeway. Accelerate as quickly as you can and ride straight out Expect drivers on the freeway to give way to you. OK Question Title * 33. Before pulling out from a parked position, how long must you indicate/signal your intention for? 3 seconds 4 seconds 5 seconds OK Question Title * 34. In which of these situations should you avoid overtaking? Just after a bend In a one-way street Approaching the crest of a hill OK Question Title * 35. What should you do if your throttle sticks in traffic? Increase the revs Pull the clutch lever in immediately and apply the cut-out switch Brake hard OK Question Title * 36. How useful was this information? Very poor Poor OK Good Very good Very poor Poor OK Good Very good OK DONE