Minnesota Motorcycle Practice Test 4

1.Headlight modulators on a Minnesota motorcycle are:
banned entirelyallowed only on three-wheelersrequired by lawlegal to use
2.Experienced riders rarely ride more than about how many hours in a single day?
TwoFourSixTwelve
3.Even when stopped behind a vehicle, you should:
keep well back so you can move aside if hit from behindtouch the vehicle's bumpershift into neutral out of gearturn off your headlight
4.Riding directly next to another rider in the same lane is:
the recommended group formationrequired on freewaysdangerous because there is no room to maneuveronly a problem at night
5.You should use your turn signals:
anytime you plan to change lanes or turn, even if no one seems nearonly when a police officer is presentonly for left turnsonly above 30 mph
6.To get across tracks or a pavement seam that runs the same way you are traveling, you should move over far enough to cross them at an angle of at least:
15 degrees30 degrees45 degrees90 degrees
7.Under the operating rules, the operator and any passenger must:
face toward the rearshare a single footrestride sidesaddlesit astride the seat facing forward, one leg on each side
8.When another vehicle is passing you, you should:
stay in the center portion of your lanemove toward the passing carspeed up to match itswerve onto the shoulder
9.The manual says to make a special point of checking your mirrors:
Only when a vehicle is tailgating youOnce at the start of each rideWhile stopped at an intersection, before changing lanes, and before slowingOnly on roads with more than two lanes
10.The final turning step, 'ROLL,' means to:
roll off the throttle completelyroll to a full stoproll onto the shoulderroll on the throttle to stabilize the motorcycle