Saskatchewan Motorcycle Test 04

With a focus on SGI-specific questions and general road rules, our practice test is the perfect preparation tool to help you ace your exam.

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Saskatchewan Motorcycle Practice Test 04

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The first symptom of engine seizure is...?

None of these

Higher than normal RPM's

May be a loss of engine power

A locked rear wheel

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Once the front wheel begins to wobble, you should...?

Gradually apply the brakes

Gradually close the throttle and let the motorcycle slow down

Gradually open the throttle for stability

Gradually apply jut the front brake for stability

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What should you do to avoid being chased by dogs?

None of these

Drive a different route

Slow down a bit and down shift as you approach the animal and as you reach it, speed up

Honk as you approach the dog

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When the chain breaks, you'll notice it...?

Because you'll instantly lose power to the rear wheel

As the engine will slow down

All of these

A warning light appears on the dash

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What is the main problem of having extended forks?

Reduces visibility

Affects the front brakes

None of these

Reduces steering precision

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A major cause of serious motorcycle collisions is...?

Running off the road in a turn or a curve

Driving over debris

Poor weather conditions

All of these

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What are road race handlebars?

Extra wide, clamp-on type bars

Extra low, clamp-on type bars

Extra high, clamp-on type bars

Extra short, clamp-on type bars

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Are ape hangers illegal?

Only if the wrong size for that particular motorcycle

Yes

Only if installed incorrectly

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If the rear wheel does lock, do not release the brake until...?

You hear the tire squeal

Your bike slides at a 45-degree angle

You come to a full stop

None of these

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What is the position used for groups going around a curve?

Staggered

Groups of 3

Single file

Paired

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Should you swerve to avoid hitting a small animal?

If you're able to only cause minimal loss of control

Yes

Only if you can do so safely

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What should you do with your weight if the front wheel begins to wobble?

Remain balanced in your seat

Put your weight forward

Lean back in your seat

None of these

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Which statement is FALSE? It is important to keep close ranks and a safe distance as a close group since it...?

Is less likely to be separated by traffic lights

Takes up less space on the highway

Is more aerodynamic

Is easier to see

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If it is the front tire that has blown, your weight should be...?

Leaning to the left so you can steer to the side of the road

In the centre of the bike

As far back as you can

Leaning forward

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If you want to ride in a group, you should keep the number to...?

6 or 7

A maximum of 8

4 or 5

3 or less

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What is the main problem of sissy bars?

When loaded, they change the motorcycle's centre of gravity and affect its balance

They block the view of the rider

There is no problem

They make it more difficult to steer

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Which statement is FALSE? The following is what you should do if you have a stuck throttle while riding...?

Park the bike until you can get it fixed

Roll the throttle to allow the engine to cut out

If the motorcycle does not have a kill switch you may be able to leave the clutch out and stop the engine with the brakes

Turn off the engine with the kill switch and pull in the clutch

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If the rear tire goes flat...?

Bounce

The wheel will lock

None of these

The back of the motorcycle will tend to move from side to side

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The key to making a quick turn is...?

Lock the rear wheel

Lock the front wheel

Keep the weight leaning to the rear

To get the motorcycle to lean quickly in the direction you wish to turn

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If the front tire goes flat, the steering will...?

Bounce

Feel heavy

Lock

Explode

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Which of the following does not cause a wobble with the front wheel?

Loose steering-head bearings

Over-inflated tire

Worn steering parts

A wheel that is bent or out of alignment

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Use your mirror to keep an eye on the person behind you and if they fall behind...?

None of these

Keep going

Call the leader

Slow down

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Which of the following is not something to do when having to ride over an object?

Hold the handle grips tightly

Rise slightly on the footrests

Keep a straight course

Brake while going over the object

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Are riders in the MGDL program permitted to tow a motorcycle trailer?

Only on highways

Yes

Only within city limits

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Where should the beginner riders ride in a group?

In the middle

Up front

Next to their mentor

At the back

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You have to be able to detect a flat tire by...?

The sound

The warning light on the dash

All of these

The way the motorcycle reacts

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What are ape hangers?

They are straps that help to tie cargo in place

They are handles below the seat for passengers to grab hold of

They are high handlebars that extend above the operator's shoulders

They are saddlebags

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Which of the following is not something you should do before getting off the road?

Slow down a lot before reaching the side of the road

Check your mirror, give a clear signal of your intentions

Intend to pull well off the road

Ensure the roadside is firm to ride on

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What's the best way to ride in a group?

Staggered

Paired up

Any way to keeps your visibility

Single file

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Which statement is FALSE? As a leader of a group of riders you should...?

Make all of the decisions on a spur of the moment to keep everyone moving

The leader should use hand signals where possible

Start lane changes early enough to allow everyone to complete the change

Give signals early so others know your intentions in plenty of time

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