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Alberta Class 6L Motorcycle License Test - Rules

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1 - How is front brake applied?

1. It is applied by pushing the lever away from the handgrip.

2. It is applied by pulling the lever towards the handgrip.

3. It is applied by pulling the lever towards the handgrip repeatedly

4. It is applied by pushing the lever away from the handgrip repeatedly

2 - Changing gears during a turn can result in:

1. Skidding

2. Rear wheels becoming impaired

3. Both 1 and 2

4. None of the above

3 - Which of the following must be with a motorcyclist at all times while driving?

1. Insurance liability card

2. Vehicle ownership papers

3. Driver's Licence

4. All of the above

4 - When you are faced with a red traffic signal and your intention is to go straight through the intersection, what must you do first?

1. Stop, give pedestrians the right-of-way, and then proceed with caution

2. Stop and proceed only when the signal turns green and the intersection is clear

3. Come to a full stop and proceed only when the intersection is clear

4. Slow down and proceed when the way is clear

5 - What is the solution to a sudden engine lock?

1. Pulling over and restarting the vehicle

2. Dumping out the gas tank and refilling it

3. Applying antifreeze after pulling over

4. Applying oil after pulling over

6 - What is the major difference between the front and rear brakes?

1. The front brakes account for one-quarter of the stopping force of the motorcycle.

2. The front brakes provide the entire stopping force of the motorcycle.

3. The front brakes are easier to access than the rear brakes.

4. The front brakes account for three-quarters of the stopping force of the motorcycle

7 - How can you ensure that other drivers see you and do not crash into you?

1. Both 3 and 4

2. Look at other vehicles

3. Wear bright clothing

4. Slow down when approaching intersections

8 - Which motorcycle parts should be checked on a weekly basis?

1. Tire tread, wheels, shock absorbers, brakes

2. Clutch, tachometer, handlebars

3. Horn button, stands, turn signals, starter, engine kill switch

4. Engine and ignition switch

9 - When seated on a motorcycle at what distance from the ground should the rider?s feet be?

1. The rider's feet should be in a flat resting position at a distance of 2.54cm (1 inch) from the ground.

2. The rider's toes should just be able to touch the ground

3. The rider's feet should be resting flat on the ground.

4. The rider's toes should be at a distance of 5-10cm (2-4 inches) from the ground.

10 - Which of the following will result in the issuing of an M2 licence with an M condition?

1. The use of any motorcycle as long as you choose to ride mopeds in future

2. The use of moped for the level 1 road test

3. The use of motor tricycle for the level 1 road test

4. The use of limited-speed motorcycle for the level 1 road test

11 - With a class M2 licence, you may drive:

1. A motorcycle/motor tricycle on any public road

2. A limited-speed motorcylce/moped on roads other than those under regulation 630 of the highway traffic act

3. Class G vehicles (under class G1 licence conditions)

4. All of the above

12 - What is the minimum amount of tire tread you should have on your motorcycle tires?

1. 1.5cm

2. 2.5 inches

3. 2.5mm

4. 1.5 mm

13 - What is the most important aspect of driving a motorcycle?

1. Being able to respond to unexpected challenges

2. Keeping in control of your vehicle

3. c. Blending in with traffic

4. Making sure you are seen on the road

14 - Which of the following is illegal for M1-licenced motorcyclists in particular?

1. Having a blood alcohol level greater than zero

2. All of these

3. Driving during nighttime hours

4. Carrying passengers

15 - How often should motorcyclists check mirrors?

1. 3 - 5 Second

2. 7 - 10 Minutes

3. 5 - 7 Seconds

4. Before every turn

16 - Which of the following statements about M1 license conditions is FALSE?

1. The M1 holder must not carry passengers

2. The M1 holder is not permitted to drive on specific roads or go higher than specific speed levels.

3. The holder of the M1 may have a blood alcohol level between 0.00 and 0.05

4. The M1 holder may drive a motorcycle only during daylight hours, extending from ? hour prior to sunrise till ? hour past sunset.

17 - Why is it important to always make sure your mirrors are adjusted?

1. To reduce your blind spot

2. To see much of the lane next to you as possible

3. To see half of the lane behind you

4. All of above

18 - Which of the following is not a primary control important for the operation of the motorcycle?

1. Speedometer

2. Throttle.

3. Rear brake

4. Shift lever

19 - In order to discourage others on the road from attempting to share the right lane, in what part of the lane should the motorcyclist drive?

1. In the middle of the lane

2. In the right part of the lane, also known as the right tire track

3. 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.

4. In the left part of the lane, also known the left tire track.

20 - To brake correctly, motorcyclists must:

1. Apply front brake and then read brake

2. Apply both front and rear brake at the same time

3. Turn off the ignition

4. Decrease throttle gradually

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