Illinois Motorcycle Practice Test 3

1.Where does the greatest potential for conflict with other traffic occur?

On long straight highwaysAt intersectionsIn parking lots onlyOn freeway on-ramps only

2.You take the Rider Skill Test on a three-wheeled machine. What appears on your license?

Nothing; the test covers every type of motorcycleA restriction against carrying passengersA daylight-only restrictionA J-11 restriction that lasts until you pass a two-wheel test

3.In the SIPDE process, which type of hazard is the most critical to watch?

Objects moving away from youObjects that are completely stationaryVehicles moving into your pathParked cars far off the road

4.When a staggered group needs to pass, how should riders pass?

All at once as a groupIn pairs, two at a timeOne at a time, starting with the leaderOnly on the right side of traffic

5.What is usually the best way to deal with a tailgater?

Speed up to leave them behindBrake hard to warn themIgnore them and hold your speedChange lanes and let them pass

6.What does Illinois require of a motorcycle's headlight and horn as equipment?

A headlight visible for 100 feet and no hornA headlight visible for 500 feet and a horn heard for 200 feetOnly a taillight, with no headlight neededA red headlight and a 50-foot horn

7.Where must you stop at a railroad crossing when the gate is coming down or the signal is flashing?

Within 5 to 10 feet of the tracksAnywhere before the crossbuck signWithin 15 to 50 feet of the tracksAt least 100 feet before the tracks

8.How will the motorcycle usually behave if the front tire suddenly goes flat?

The steering will feel light and quickThe steering will feel heavyNothing will change until you brakeThe engine will stall immediately

9.When passing on a two-lane road, how much room must you leave before an oncoming vehicle?

50 feet100 feet200 feet500 feet

10.How must motorcycle riders treat traffic signs and signals compared with other drivers?

They must obey signs and signals the same as other driversThey may ignore signs when traffic is lightThey only follow signals, not signsThey follow a separate set of motorcycle signs