Illinois Motorcycle Practice Test 14

1.How should a motorcycle fit the person buying it?

It should be as large and heavy as possibleYour arms should be fully straightened at the gripsYou should barely be able to touch the controlsYour feet should reach the ground when you are seated on it

2.Two vehicles on different roads reach a four-way stop at exactly the same moment. Who goes first?

The vehicle on the left proceeds firstThe vehicle on the right proceeds firstThe larger vehicle proceeds firstWhoever signals first proceeds

3.Two solid white lines run side by side between lanes headed the same direction. What do they require?

You may cross freely to pass slower trafficYou may cross only to turn rightThey mark the outer edge of the pavementCrossing that pair of lines is prohibited

4.How should you handle the weaving feeling when riding over bridge gratings or rain grooves?

Zigzag to stay centeredBrake hard until the feeling stopsCross at a sharp angleRelax, hold a steady speed, and ride straight across

5.Which surface offers poor traction, especially right after rain begins?

Pavement just after it starts to rainDry concreteFreshly swept asphaltA clean, dry parking lot

6.How should a rider treat the crossbuck sign at a railroad crossing?

As a guide sign that needs no actionAs a speed limit sign for the crossingAs a sign that applies only to trucks and busesAs a yield sign, giving way to any train or rail equipment

7.If you accidentally lock the rear wheel on a good-traction surface while going straight, what should you do?

Immediately release the rear brake and swerveGrab the front brake as hard as possibleKeep it locked until you come to a complete stopPull in the clutch and let it roll

8.Where no other limit is posted, how fast may you ride on an Illinois interstate or tollway?

55 mph65 mph70 mph75 mph

9.Does spacing your drinks to one per hour guarantee your riding skills are unaffected?

Yes, you are guaranteed to be safeYes, as long as you ride slowlyNo, effects from drinking may still remainNo, but only if you had more than five drinks

10.What does Illinois law require regarding a motorcycle's headlight?

It only needs to be on at nightIt may stay off in daylightIt must be on whenever you ride on streets and highwaysIt is optional on city streets