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Motorcycle Practice Test Ontario – Rules 01
ON-MC-Rules-01
Question 1 |
The brake is located on the left handlebar and it is applied by pulling the lever towards the handgrip. | |
The brake is located on the left handlebar and it is applied by pushing the lever away from the handgrip. | |
The brake is located on the right handlebar and it is applied by pulling the lever towards the handgrip. | |
The brake is located on the right handlebar and it is applied by pushing the lever away from the handgrip. |
Question 2 |
It plays a role in controlling the speed of the motorcycle. | |
It plays a role in controlling the rear brakes of the motorcycle. | |
It plays a role in controlling the gears of the motorcycle. | |
It displays the number of revolutions undergone by the engine per minute. |
Question 3 |
The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 license for 60 days. | |
The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 license for 120 days. | |
The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 license for 30 days. | |
The motorcyclist may apply after having the M1 license for 90 days. |
Question 4 |
Glasses or contact lenses if required as corrective lenses (this will be indicated on the M1 license). | |
A motorcycle in proper working condition that fulfills all the Ministry requirements. | |
A motorcycle helmet that meets the requirements prescribed by the Highway Traffic Act. | |
All answers are correct. |
Question 5 |
Talks to them when approaching a problem on the road, so the passenger knows which way to lean. | |
Maintains one foot on the footrest at all times. | |
Always places both feet on the footrests, even when the motorcycle is stopped. | |
Is dressed in warm clothes. |
Question 6 |
Stop and proceed only when the signal turns green and the intersection is clear | |
Come to a full stop and proceed only when the intersection is clear | |
Slow down and proceed when the way is clear | |
Stop, give pedestrians the right-of-way, then proceed with caution |
Question 7 |
In the middle of the lane. | |
In the left part of the lane, also known the left tire track. | |
In the right part of the lane, also known as the right tire track. | |
It is unsafe to attempt to discourage others on the ride from attempting to share a lane; it is better to ignore other drivers who are attempting to share the lane. |
Question 8 |
They must have a valid license plate attached to the back of the motorcycle. | |
All answers are correct. | |
They must have a valid M1, M2 or M license. | |
They must be 16 years of age or older. |
Question 9 |
Once every month. | |
Every single time the motorcycle is used. | |
Once every week. | |
Once every year. |
Question 10 |
The rider's feet should be in a flat resting position at a distance of 2.54cm (1 inch) from the ground. | |
The rider's toes should just be able to touch the ground. | |
The rider's feet should be resting flat on the ground. | |
The rider's toes should be at a distance of 5-10cm (2-4 inches) from the ground. |
Question 11 |
The motorcyclists are drawing close to a tunnel. | |
The motorcyclists are drawing close to a bridge. | |
The motorcyclists are about to enter or leave a freeway, and also during curves and turns in the road. | |
The motorcyclists are driving on a freeway with a speed of 80 km/h or more. |
Question 12 |
Sit firmly on the seat, with your back absolutely straight. | |
Rise up a little bit on the footrests in order to distribute the impact evenly and absorb the majority of it through the elbows and knees. | |
Apply the brakes forcefully as you drive over the object or pothole. | |
Grip the handlebars tightly. |
Question 13 |
The front brakes account for one-quarter of the stopping force of the motorcycle. | |
The front brakes are easier to access than the rear brakes. | |
The front brakes account for three-quarters of the stopping force of the motorcycle. | |
The front brakes provide the entire stopping force of the motorcycle. |
Question 14 |
A horn is not required on motorcycles. | |
None of them. | |
It is mandatory to have a horn and to ensure that it is in proper working condition. | |
It is mandatory only in the case of mopeds. |
Question 15 |
It increases the motorcyclist’s ability to relax and unwind while driving. | |
It reduces the motorcyclist’s ability to react quickly and appropriately in the event of an emergency. | |
It increases the motorcyclist’s attentiveness and ability to concentrate. | |
It increases the motorcyclist’s ability to react quickly and appropriately in the event of an emergency. |
Question 16 |
The M1 holder must not carry passengers. | |
The holder of the M1 may have a blood alcohol level between 0.00 and 0.05. | |
The M1 holder may drive a motorcycle only during daylight hours, extending from ½ hour prior to sunrise till ½ hour past sunset. | |
The M1 holder is not permitted to drive on specific roads or go higher than specific speed levels. |
Question 17 |
They provide a view of at least half the lane behind the motorcycle. | |
They provide a view of a major portion of the lane beside the motorcycle. | |
They help to reduce vulnerable blind spots. | |
All answers are correct. |
Question 18 |
A reflective vest or a jacket with reflective strips. | |
A brightly-coloured helmet. | |
Clothing in bright colours such as yellow, red and orange. | |
All answers are correct. |
Question 19 |
Throttle. | |
Rear brake. | |
Speedometer. | |
Shift lever. |
Question 20 |
Mopeds, Limited Speed Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles. | |
Limited Speed Motorcycles and Motor Tricycles. | |
Limited Speed Motorcycles and Mopeds. | |
Mopeds and Motor Tricycles. |
Question 21 |
The cargo should be secured only to the gas tank. | |
The cargo should be tied securely to the seat, then sat on by the motorcyclist. | |
The cargo should be secured to the motorcyclist’s legs and the gas tank. | |
The cargo should be placed in a secure carrier or saddlebag and should be distributed evenly so that the weight is spread out properly. |
Question 22 |
It is legally needed to purchase plates for the motorcycle. | |
It is needed at the 5-year mark when all vehicles are required to undergo a safety test. | |
It is needed at the 2-year mark when all vehicles are required to undergo a safety test. | |
None of them. |
Question 23 |
The motorcycle seat should be large enough for both persons. | |
The passenger must wear an approved helmet. | |
The motorcycle should be equipped with footrests for the passenger. | |
All answers are correct. |
Question 24 |
The motorcyclist should increase speed while passing through the slippery patch. | |
The motorcyclist should apply the brakes with force and downshift at the same time. | |
The motorcyclist should slow down as much as possible before reaching the spot. | |
The motorcyclist should make an effort to maintain speed and keep it even while driving through the slippery surface. |
Question 25 |
Apply only the front brakes. | |
Lean to the left. | |
Downshift after stopping. | |
Downshift. |
Question 26 |
Have a solid engine to support the extra weight. | |
Have big tires to compensate for the wobbling caused by the extra load. | |
Have a seat that is large enough to hold both the motorcyclist and the passenger, as well as separate footrests for the passenger. | |
Have safety bars at the back for the passenger to hold. |
Question 27 |
None of them. | |
The holder of the M2 may have a blood alcohol level between 0.00 and 0.05. | |
The holder of the M2 may drive at any time of the day or night. | |
The holder of the M2 may carry passengers. |
Question 28 |
One receives an M2 license. | |
One receives an M2 license with an M condition. | |
One receives an M2 license with both an M and an L condition. | |
One receives an M2 license with an L condition. |
Question 29 |
Stop, then enter traffic slowly | |
Speed up and merge with traffic | |
Slow down, stop if necessary, and yield right-of-way
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Stop, then enter traffic quickly |
Question 30 |
Your position doesn't matter, provided you signal your intention | |
Close to the right-hand side of the roadway | |
Close to the centre of the roadway | |
Close to the left-hand side of the roadway |
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