Motorcycle Quiz A 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. Whilst learning to ride, you must: Display ‘L’ plates at all times Display ‘P’ plates Wear a fluorescent vest OK Question Title * 2. If your vehicle is impounded under anti-hoon legislation, all associated costs are the responsibility of: The Police The Insurance Commission of Western Australia The driver OK Question Title * 3. What must you wear if you are a passenger being carried in a sidecar? Something warm A correctly fitted and securely fastened approved motorcycle helmet Reflective clothing OK Question Title * 4. Which of these are legal requirements for pillion passengers? At least 12 years of age and able to touch the ground with their feet when seated Any age as long as they can put their arms around the rider’s waist At least 8 years of age and be able to keep both feet on the footrests OK Question Title * 5. What type of footwear offers the most protection whilst riding a motorcycle? Sandals Lace up shoes Boots OK Question Title * 6. When riding in very heavy rain, a film of water can build between the tyres and the road which is known as “aquaplaning” which can result in lack of control. How can you avoid this happening? Keep your speed down Increase your tyre pressures Decrease your tyre pressures OK Question Title * 7. When should you consider increasing the tyre pressures on your motorcycle? For riding on a wet road For carrying a pillion passenger For travelling on an uneven road surface OK Question Title * 8. What is a likely effect when riding a motorcycle in the cold? You become more alert You become more relaxed You can lose concentration OK Question Title * 9. What is recommended to help manage fatigue when riding, even if you are not tired? Stop every 4 hours or 300 kilometres, whichever is first Stop about every 1½ hours or 150 kilometres, whichever is first Stop every ½ hour OK Question Title * 10. Which of these increases your stopping distance? Riding in the rain Riding in fog Riding at night OK Question Title * 11. In relation to riding at night, riders need to be able to: See through tinted lenses Ride without a visor or goggles Be able to stop within the distance they can see ahead OK Question Title * 12. What is the main purpose of wearing reflective clothing whilst riding? For protection from direct sunlight To be seen better during daylight To be seen better at night OK Question Title * 13. What is the main reason for wearing sturdy clothing, including boots and helmet? It looks good It keeps out the wind It helps protect you in a crash or fall OK Question Title * 14. In the diagram which motorcycles are in the cars blind spots? A and B A and C B and C OK Question Title * 15. Before riding off on a green traffic light what should you do? Check traffic behind Check traffic ahead Check in all directions to make sure that all traffic that crosses your path has stopped OK Question Title * 16. Which pair of factors should you take into account when determining crash avoidance space Speed and time elapsed Motorcycle age and model Reaction time and response time 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. When is it safest to apply your brakes? When the motorcycle is upright and moving in a straight line When the motorcycle is being turned or ridden through a bend When the motorcycle is at top speed OK Question Title * 19. What can cause your motorcycle tyres to skid and lose their grip on the road surface? Riding one-handed Looking over your shoulder Heavy braking OK Question Title * 20. What should you do to move off safely from a parked position? Signal if other drivers need to slow down Give a hand signal as well as using your indicators Look over your shoulder for a final check OK Question Title * 21. What should you normally do before stopping? Put both feet down Select second gear Use your mirrors OK Question Title * 22. What does the diagram represent? If you take a shortcut you will reduce your journey time by five seconds. Slow down in curves and bends if you cannot see five seconds ahead. To maintain vision of five seconds, you will need to cut corners or bends. OK Question Title * 23. What two things should you do when travelling behind a bus that pulls up at a bus stop? Accelerate past the bus and sound your horn Watch carefully for pedestrians and be ready to give way to the bus Accelerate past the bus whilst flashing you light/s 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. If you are approaching a Stop Sign with no line marking on the road, where should you stop? At the sign Before the sign As close to the intersection as practicable, but before entering it OK Question Title * 26. If you are turning left into a street where a pedestrian is about to cross at the intersection, who has right of way? You The pedestrian Whoever was there first OK Question Title * 27. 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 * 28. From the diagram, you are riding in a lane with a left turn arrow only and have reached the area where the line markings are continuous. Can you change lanes or drive straight ahead? No as the line markings are continuous and you must follow the arrow Yes if it is safe to do so Yes, the arrows are only advisory markings and the lane is clear OK Question Title * 29. How early should you indicate your intention to turn? To give sufficient warning to other road users so they can take appropriate safety precautions. 30 metres 50 metres OK Question Title * 30. What should you do when approaching a 4 way intersection where the traffic lights are not working? Stop and wait till the power comes back on Give way to the right Brake sharply and stop before looking OK Question Title * 31. What should you do if you have stopped at a pelican crossing where a person is crossing slowly in front of you and the lights change to green? Ride behind the person Be patient and allow the person to cross Sound your horn and edge forward slowly OK Question Title * 32. Why should you never wave people across at pedestrian crossings? There may be another vehicle coming They may not be looking They may not be ready to cross OK Question Title * 33. You intend to leave a 3 lane major arterial road at the next exit on the left. Before you reach the exit, you should normally position your motorcycle: In the middle lane In the left-hand lane In any lane OK Question Title * 34. What should you do when following a long and large vehicle that is approaching a roundabout and the driver signals left but moves to the right? Sound your horn Overtake on the left Keep well back and do not overtake OK Question Title * 35. Why shouldn't you remove an injured motorcyclist's helmet if they are lying on the road? Because they could catch a chill Because you may damage their helmet in the process Because you may risk neck injuries to the casualty 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