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M1 Test Ontario – Rules 02
ON-MC-Rules-02
Question 1 |
The clutch must be engaged. | |
The engine kill switch must be used. | |
The clutch must be disengaged. | |
The tachometer must be disengaged. |
Question 2 |
Drive quickly. | |
Turn, brake, accelerate and change gears as smoothly as possible. | |
Reduce speed and change direction before it begins to rain. | |
Avoid driving on wet roads. |
Question 3 |
Motorcyclists should smoothly apply the front and rear brakes at the same time. | |
Motorcyclists should smoothly apply the rear brake. | |
Motorcyclists should smoothly apply the front brake. | |
Motorcyclists should shift gears, and continue driving since it is not safe to stop. |
Question 4 |
Keep an eye on the sides of the road as much as possible. | |
Avoid shifting lanes at all times. | |
Look as far ahead as they can see. | |
Ignore oncoming traffic. |
Question 5 |
Motorcyclists don’t have a blocking position when there are lanes on both sides of the motorcycle. | |
It is illegal for motorcyclists to drive in the center lane. | |
The center lane has more gravel than other lanes, so it is dangerous to drive in it. | |
Motorcyclists are not able to drive fast enough to be in the center lane. |
Question 6 |
Signaling and decreasing speed. | |
Signaling, checking your mirrors and doing a shoulder check. | |
Changing gears. | |
Sounding the horn loudly first. |
Question 7 |
Drive in the left tire track of their lane. | |
Drive in the right tire track of their lane. | |
Maintain lane placement. | |
Drive in the center of their lane. |
Question 8 |
By increasing speed when approaching the intersection so that others on the road see the motorcycle earlier. | |
By reducing speed, and by moving away from vehicles or other objects that might block other drivers’ view of the motorcycle. | |
None of them. | |
By reducing distance from other vehicles when approaching the intersection so they can see the motorcycle better. |
Question 9 |
By enrolling for a motorcycle riding and safety course authorized by the Ministry of Transportation. | |
By learning from a friend who knows how to drive. | |
By studying a motorcycle training manual. | |
None of them. |
Question 10 |
It is a danger to novice drivers, but experienced drivers are permitted to do so. | |
It results in motorcyclists driving too close to other vehicles; drivers do not expect motorcyclists between lanes. | |
It prevents cars from changing lanes. | |
It is dangerous when carrying a passenger, but otherwise safe to do. |
Question 11 |
120 days. | |
60 days. | |
90 days. | |
22 months. |
Question 12 |
Reduce speed, move to the left lane if possible, and adopt a defensive position. | |
Increase speed and move to the left lane if possible. | |
Reduce speed, move to the right lane if possible, and adopt a defensive position. | |
Increase speed and sound the horn. |
Question 13 |
Speed up to clear the intersection as quickly as possible. | |
Sound horn loudly to warn pedestrians and other drivers that they are driving through the intersection. | |
Stop. If a stop cannot be made safely, proceed with caution. | |
Continue through the intersection without slowing or stopping. |
Question 14 |
All answers are correct. | |
By using brake lights and the horn if required. | |
By using turn signals and shoulder checks. | |
By making eye contact with other drivers. |
Question 15 |
It refers to steering against the push of the wind to cut down on resistance. | |
It refers to applying forward pressure on the handlebar of the turning side. | |
It refers to the manner in which both the rider and the motorcycle lean in the direction in which the motorcyclist intends to turn. | |
It refers to counting the required number of seconds needed in order to complete a turn properly. |
Question 16 |
The motorcyclist is reducing speed and/or intends to stop. | |
The motorcyclist intends to turn left. | |
The motorcyclist is leaving the highway. | |
The motorcyclist intends to turn right. |
Question 17 |
By looking around in each direction all the time and not lingering on any one sight for more than 2 seconds.. | |
By looking far enough ahead on the road: ½ block to 1 block ahead when driving in the city and as far ahead as possible when on highways. | |
Paying attention to and keeping track of surroundings enables motorcyclists to drive defensively and reduces the likelihood of the unexpected, which can cause accidents. | |
All answers are correct. |
Question 18 |
It enables motorcyclists to maintain balance and keep control over the motorcycle. | |
It provides motorcyclists a comfortable position while driving. | |
It enables motorcyclists to rest their feet, especially on long trips. | |
It enables motorcyclists to reach the foot controls better. |
Question 19 |
Motorcyclists should drive only in the blind spots of other motorcyclists. | |
Motorcyclists should not drive in other drivers’ blind spots. | |
Motorcyclists should know that only large vehicles are required to check blind spots. | |
Motorcyclists should avoid having other vehicles driving in their blind spot. |
Question 20 |
Accelerating while gripping the handlebars firmly to resist the wobble. | |
Applying the brakes as quickly as possible. | |
Applying the rear brakes only so that all the stopping power is at the back of the motorcycle. | |
Slowly decreasing the speed of the motorcycle. |
Question 21 |
A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 1 second. | |
A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 2 seconds. | |
A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 10 seconds. | |
A motorcyclist should maintain a minimum following distance of 12 seconds. |
Question 22 |
They increase motorcyclists’ ability to drive during rain showers. | |
They reduce motorcyclists’ anxiety so that motorcyclists can drive calmly and carefully. | |
They increase motorcyclists’ ability to drive at night. | |
They reduce motorcyclists' skill and ability to drive properly and safely. |
Question 23 |
Large vehicles block significant amounts of slush and snow from the motorcyclist. | |
Large vehicles roll forward after the brakes are applied and the vehicle has stopped. | |
Large vehicles possess small blind spots. | |
Large vehicles make wide turns. |
Question 24 |
Ensuring the motorcycle is equipped with a spare helmet. | |
Installing safety bars for passengers to hold. | |
Checking the motorcycle thoroughly to ensure it is in proper working condition. | |
Purchasing a case of repair tools in case the motorcycle breaks down. |
Question 25 |
The motorcyclist intends to turn right. | |
The motorcyclist is reducing speed and/or intends to stop. | |
The motorcyclist intends to turn left. | |
The motorcyclist is leaving the highway. |
Question 26 |
None of these positions is correct. | |
The motorcycle should be angled so that it faces the intended direction. | |
The motorcycle should be positioned across the parking spot so that the motorcyclist has a clear view of all sides. | |
The motorcycle should be angled so that it faces opposite to the intended direction. |
Question 27 |
It decreases distance from other vehicles; other drivers can see the motorcycle better. | |
It helps maintain an equal distance from the vehicle ahead of the motorcycle. | |
It increases distance from other vehicles; other drivers can see the motorcycle better. | |
None of them. |
Question 28 |
It is mandatory to turn them on during the period from ½ hour prior to sunset till ½ hour before sunrise. | |
It is mandatory to have them switched on at all times, even in daylight hours.
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It is mandatory to turn them on whenever visibility is poor or conditions make it necessary to do so. | |
It is mandatory to turn them on if it starts to rain. |
Question 29 |
Pass only during daylight hours. | |
Pass if the way is clear. | |
Pass at any time. | |
Never pass |
Question 30 |
Every 11-13 seconds. | |
Every 2-4 seconds. | |
Every 8-10 seconds. | |
Every 5-7 seconds. |
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M1 Test Ontario
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