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Minnesota Motorcycle Practice Test 9

The Minnesota Motorcycle knowledge test has ~40 questions; you need ~32 correct (80%) to pass.

This practice test follows that format: 40 questions, pass with 32 correct. Answer every page, then grade it to see the answers and explanations.

Questions 1–10 of 40

  1. 1.Why is braking in a corner riskier than braking while upright?
  2. 2.Where a local ordinance requires motorcycles to park parallel to the curb, the rider should:
  3. 3.In the SEE strategy, the 'Evaluate' step asks you to:
  4. 4.The signal for a refreshment (food or drink) stop is made by:
  5. 5.If the front wheel locks during braking, you should:
  6. 6.A helmet carrying a label from the Snell Memorial Foundation offers:
  7. 7.Compared with a pair of goggles, an impact-resistant plastic faceshield:
  8. 8.The best way to deal with a tailgater is usually to:
  9. 9.At a railroad crossing, a small plate mounted below the X-shaped crossbuck tells you:
    White wide rectangular road sign
  10. 10.Drivers are most tempted to squeeze past you inside your own lane when:

0 of 40 answered