Part 8 MCQ 04 – Atlantic Moto Skills

1. When railroad tracks cross the highway at an angle, it is not always advisable to cross them head on. It may be safer to cross the tracks at a slight angle. True or False?
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- True
- False
2. There is no one lane position which is best all the time. Under normal conditions, the best position in which to see ahead and to be seen by other drivers on a two-way, two-lane street is...
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- The right side of the right lane.
- The left side of the right lane.
- The center of the right lane.
- None of the above
3. Evaluate traffic and road conditions constantly and decide what is the best lane position. There are advantages and disadvantages for each and your choice will always result in compromise. True or False?
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- True
- False
4. What is the only sure way to see a car behind you in the next lane?
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- Check the mirror.
- Tap the horn before you change lanes.
- Perform a Shoulder Check
- Never change lanes. That way it is not an issue.
5. What is NOT a good reason to leave plenty of space between yourself and vehicles you are following?
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- Ahead you will be able to see traffic and road conditions more easily.
- If the road becomes slippery, you may need more room to stop than would a car.
- If the vehicle ahead should stop suddenly, you can use some of the space ahead to keep a vehicle behind from hitting you.
- It gives more room to fit more cars at a traffic light.
6. A One-Second Interval is a good way to learn to recognize safe following distance. True or False?
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- True
- False
7. To get the motorcycle to lean quickly, counter steer. (Counter-steering means steering one way to send the bike in the opposite direction). If you wish to turn right, push on the right handgrip, this will cause the front wheel to move slightly left. The result is a lean to the right. True or False?
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- True
- False
8. When travelling at high speeds, the front wheel can suddenly start to wobble (shake from side to side). It is advisable to quickly brake. True or False?
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- True
- False
9. If during heavy braking, your front wheel begins to skid. What must you do?
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- Release pressure on the front brake in an effort to keep the bike upright.
- Leap from the bike, remembering to roll as you hit the ground.
- Lean backwards, to take weight off the front wheel.
- Lean forward, to put nore weight on the front wheel.
10. If a front tire blows, hang on firmly and try to steer straight and shift your weight to the rear. When you’ve slowed enough, move to the right side of the road. True or False?
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- True
- False

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