Connecticut Motorcycle Practice Test 7

1.On a Connecticut license, a motorcycle endorsement is shown by the letter:

MCDR

2.Before riding an unfamiliar or borrowed motorcycle in traffic, you should:

Get used to it away from traffic firstRide it immediately at highway speedSkip the pre-ride checkRemove the mirrors

3.If vehicles are traveling on both sides of you, the best lane position is usually:

The far left edgeThe far right edgeThe center portion of the laneWherever there is shade

4.The 'SEE' strategy stands for:

Search, Evaluate, ExecuteStop, Enter, ExitSee, Escape, EndSignal, Enter, Exit

5.Keeping your knees against the fuel tank helps you:

Reach the controlsShift gears fasterSee farther aheadKeep your balance as the bike turns

6.When evaluating an intersection, which of these should a rider read carefully?

Only the color of nearby carsThe weather forecastTraffic signals, warning signs, and pavement markingsThe rider's fuel level

7.As speed in a turn increases or the turn gets sharper, the needed lean angle:

DecreasesStays the sameIncreasesBecomes irrelevant

8.In most states, an adult is considered intoxicated at a BAC of:

0.05%0.08% or above0.10% only0.02%

9.The group hand signal for 'slow down' is:

An arm raised straight upTwo fingers pointed upA thumb toward the mouthThe arm out with the palm down, swinging toward the ground

10.Compared with goggles, a plastic impact-resistant faceshield:

Protects the whole face, not just the eyesProtects only the eyesOffers no wind protectionShould never be used with a helmet