Kansas Motorcycle Practice Test 3

1.If the front wheel locks during a quick stop, what should you do?

Release both brakes and coastAdd more rear brake and leave the front lockedLet go of the front brake at once, then squeeze it firmly againHold the lever down until the motorcycle stops

2.During a swerve, what should the rider's body do?

Come off the footrests to shift weightStay upright while the motorcycle leans beneath itLean farther than the motorcycle doesSlide toward the outside of the turn

3.Kansas law requires eye protection for a motorcycle operator unless the machine carries what?

A windscreen standing at least 10 inches above the center of the handlebarsA full fairing of any sizeA headlight modulatorHandlebar-mounted mirrors

4.Where should cargo be positioned on a motorcycle?

Balanced across the handlebarsLow and forward, over or ahead of the rear axleHigh on a sissy bar behind the seatBehind the rear axle, to lighten the front

5.What does the handbook suggest doing for a friend who has had too much to drink?

Arrange another ride, slow the pace of the drinking, keep them there, and bring other friends into itGive them coffee and let them rideFollow them home on your own motorcycleLet them sleep for thirty minutes first

6.How should the front brake be used on a slippery surface?

It should be used only above 40 mphIt still works — squeeze the lever gradually so the wheel does not lockIt should never be touchedIt should be grabbed quickly to test the grip

7.Which label on a helmet gives added assurance of quality beyond the required standards?

A Snell Memorial Foundation labelA dealer inspection tagThe manufacturer's warranty stickerA state highway patrol decal

8.Where does reflective material do the most to help drivers approaching from the side spot you?

On the front tireOn a vest, and along each side of the helmetOn the rear fender onlyUnderneath the seat

9.What does the handbook call the best single way to help others see your motorcycle?

Rev the engine at intersectionsRide close behind the vehicle aheadKeep the headlight on at all timesWeave back and forth within your lane

10.What riding style does the handbook call for the first time out on a borrowed motorcycle?

Avoid touching the front brake at allUse gentle throttle, slow well for corners, and allow more room to stopRide at highway speed to learn the power quicklyPractice hard braking in traffic