Ohio Motorcycle Practice Test 4

1.When riding over rain grooves or a bridge grating that makes the motorcycle weave, you should:
Zigzag to follow the groovesBrake hard and stopStay relaxed, keep your speed steady, and go straight acrossCross at a sharp angle
2.At night, you can make yourself even more visible to others by:
Riding with only the parking light onUsing your high beam when allowed, without blinding other road usersSwitching the headlight off between street lampsKeeping a turn signal flashing at all times
3.A passenger riding with you should wear:
Only a helmetThe same level of protective gear as the riderWhatever is comfortableLighter clothing than the rider
4.To make the motorcycle lean and turn to the left, you:
Press the right handgripLean your shoulders left onlyPress the left handgripPull back on both grips
5.Does the manual consider a windshield adequate eye protection?
Yes, on any motorcycleYes, if it is tintedNo, debris can swirl behind it and still get in your eyesYes, as long as you ride slowly
6.According to crash research, roughly what share of motorcycle crashes produce an injury to the head or neck?
About one in fiftyAbout one in tenAbout one in fiveAbout half
7.When vehicles are on both sides of you, the usually best position is:
The far leftThe far rightOn the shoulderThe center portion of the lane
8.You should open your following distance to four seconds or more when:
The pavement is slippery or you cannot see past the vehicle aheadTraffic is light and dryYou are the only vehicle on the roadYou want to pass
9.Before carrying a passenger, your motorcycle must be equipped with:
A larger windshieldA second hornAn extra headlightPassenger footrests
10.Into how many portions can a single traffic lane be divided for a motorcycle?
OneFiveTwoThree