Quebec Motorcycle Test 02

The first and most important aspect of the Quebec Motorcycle Knowledge Test is understanding road rules. This includes knowing speed limits, right-of-way regulations, and other essential laws that govern the roads. Our practice test includes detailed questions and explanations to ensure you have a thorough understanding of these. We also provide helpful tips and tricks to help you remember these rules on the test day. With our resources, you can be sure that you are fully prepared for this portion of the exam.

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Quebec Motorcycle Practice Test 02

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Why should you not brake immediately with the front brake when stopping in an emergency?

The effect of the engine brake would be increased

At a high speed, the transfer of weight could diminish your ability to precisely steer the motorcycle

There would be no need to use the rear brake

None of these

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Which statement is FALSE? What should you do if the rear tire is flat?

Move to the left position in the lane

Gradually release the throttle

Squeeze the clutch lever to disengage the rear wheel

Gently pull over onto the shoulder only once the motorcycle is almost completely stopped, while gradually applying the front brake

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Which statement is FALSE? Counterbalancing can be used for the following...?

Avoid an obstacle

To make a turn

To make an abrupt stop

Negotiate a curve when travelling at very low speeds

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Which statement is FALSE? What should you do if the front tire is flat?

Gradually release the throttle

Shift your body toward the rear of the motorcycle, if possible

Accelerate to shift the weight to the rear

Gently pull over onto the shoulder only once the motorcycle is almost completely stopped, while gradually applying the rear brake

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What should you do if the shimmying or wobbling is caused by a mechanical problem?

Have your bike checked by a mechanic

Hit the reset button

All of these

Determine the problem from the owner's manual

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Which statement is FALSE? The following steps are needed to counterbalance...?

When the bike leans into the turn, shift your weight toward the outside of the turn to maintain your balance

When you accelerate on exiting the turn, follow the movement of your bike as it gradually moves back into an upright position

Turn the handlebars in the direction of the turn

Before making a turn at very low speed, look toward the outside of the turn

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Skipping a gear when downshifting causes what?

Damage to the clutch

Heavy engine compression and shifts weight forward

Damage to the transmission

All of these

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What should you do if the front wheel is skidding while braking?

All of these

Steer into the direction of the skid

Apply the rear brake

Release the front brake

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What should you do if both wheels are skidding while braking?

Release the rear brake only

Accelerate gently

Release both brakes

Release the front brake only

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Skipping a gear when accelerating can do what?

Considerably decrease the time needed to pass another vehicle

Damage the clutch

Considerably increase the time needed to pass another vehicle

Damage the transmission

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The clutch on most motorcycles is activated by...?

Air pressure

A cable

None of these

Hydraulics

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Which statement is FALSE? To familiarize yourself with the gear positions, perform the following operations with the engine switched off...?

Squeeze the clutch lever

Put the transmission into first gear

To shift into higher gears, push up on the gearshift lever with your foot

Press your foot all the way down on the gearshift lever as far as it will go

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Which of the following is not a step to do if the motorcycle begins to wobble or shimmy?

Then, gently pull over onto the shoulder

Wait for the bike to slow down as much as possible

Gradually apply the brakes and for as long as possible while still on the roadway

Quickly release the throttle and squeeze the clutch lever

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What is referred to as the friction point?

The point at which the engine's power begins to be transmitted to the rear wheel and the rear wheel begins to turn

The point at which engine's RPM gets over 1200

All of these

The point at which the brakes begin to release

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Why should you not downshift when you have to stop in an emergency?

It can cause a skid

It can damage the transmission

You must focus exclusively on your braking and avoid complex manoeuvres

It could stop you too quickly

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What does hydroplane mean?

When you drive through deep puddles

When your tires lose contact with the pavement and glide on the water

None of these

When it's raining too hard to ride

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If the oil pressure indicator lamp comes on while you are riding, what should you do?

Stop as soon as possible

Turn off the engine and coast

Reduce speed to reduce engine wear

Downshift

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Which statement is FALSE? The following can cause a flat tire as you are travelling on the road network...?

Improper tire pressure

Type of tire

Excessive wear

Road conditions or debris

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What can you do if the throttle is jammed?

Twisting the throttle

Applying the rear brake pedal and twisting the throttle back and forth

Shifting into neutral and revving the engine

All of these

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What should you do if the rear wheel is skidding while accelerating?

Release the throttle

Accelerate a little more

Brake hard with the front brake

Brake hard with the rear brake

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Which statement is FALSE? You use the following steps to correctly use the brakes to slow down...?

Maintain a steady throttle

Press gently on the rear brake pedal

As you are applying the front brake, maintain gentle pressure on the rear brake pedal to stabilize the bike

Gradually squeeze the front brake lever

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If you have a flat tire, should you avoid braking?

Only if it's a rear flat

Yes

Only if it's a front flat

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Which statement is FALSE? The following steps are required to exit the roadway...?

When your bike has come to a stop, place your left foot on the ground

Look directly in front of the motorcycle to assess the road conditions

Release the throttle and apply the brakes gradually if you can

Release the controls on both brakes just before exiting the roadway

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Should you use the clutch or brakes while counter steering?

Just on sharper curves

Just on turns

Yes

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What is meant by counterbalancing?

None of these

Leaning forward for balancing

Applying a counterweight in order to maintain balance

Remaining upright for proper balancing

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Why should you keep your arms relaxed and slightly bent?

You will be able to use the front brake easier

It allows for better blood flow

You will have better control of the handlebars

It improves visibility

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Which statement is FALSE? Depending on the model of motorcycle, the rear wheel is propelled either by...?

Rod

Belt

Driveshaft

Chain

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When pulling onto the shoulder, when should you reduce speed?

Once riding straight on the shoulder

Before reaching the shoulder

Whenever you feel it's safe to do so

Once on the shoulder

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If your vehicle begins to hydroplane, which of the following steps is not done?

Look directly ahead of your motorcycle

After you have gone through the puddle, gradually accelerate to resume a safe speed

Avoid making any abrupt movements

Release the throttle

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If you shift gears while the engine is switched off, each time you shift into a new gear how do you know that the transmission is properly engaged?

You don't

You should hear a click

You gain speed

The dash lights change

Your score is

Another crucial aspect of the Quebec Motorcycle Knowledge Test is recognizing road signs. As a rider, it’s essential to understand and follow all road signs for your safety

Road signs play a crucial role in keeping riders safe on the road. As such, the Quebec Motorcycle Knowledge Test includes questions on various road signs and their meanings. Our practice test thoroughly covers all types of road signs, from warning signs to regulatory signs, to ensure that you are fully prepared to recognize and understand them on your test day.

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