PA MOTORCYCLE PERMIT TEST EXAM 2024 ACTUAL EXAM 2
VERSIONS (VERSION A AND B) COMPLETE 450 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
when adjusting mirrors to carry a passenger the passenger should: - ANSWER: sit on
the seat with you
a passenger should: - ANSWER: hold on to the operators waist
when the motorcycle is stopped at an intersection a passenger should: - ANSWER:
keep both feet on the foot pegs
when carrying a passenger: - ANSWER: it will take longer to accelerate and slow
down
when riding with passengers you should: - ANSWER: start slowing sooner
when carrying loads - ANSWER: keep the load low and as far forward as possible
a group of riders move from a staggered formation into a single file when: -
ANSWER: turning corners
in a staggered formation the distance should be - ANSWER: 2 seconds
riders in a staggered formation will be passing a car after the lead rider passes he or
she should - ANSWER: return to the left portion of the lane
alcohol enters the bloodstream and quickly reaches the brain, what is affected first -
ANSWER: judgment
alcohol first affects your - ANSWER: judgment
approximately half of all motorcycle crash casualties are caused by - ANSWER:
alcohol imparement
if you don't control your drinking - ANSWER: allow at least an hour for each drink
before riding
studies show that almost half of all riders killed in crashes - ANSWER: had been
drinking
the ability to think clearly and ride is affected by how many drinks - ANSWER: 1
, if you drink 4 typical drinks what is the least amount of alcohol remaining in your
body after two hours - ANSWER: 2 drinks
for greatest safety your helmet should - ANSWER: fit snugly all the way around
the single most important thing you can do to enhance surviving a crash is -
ANSWER: wear a helmet
wearing a helmet can reduce the chance of a fatal head injury in - ANSWER: any
crash
wearing a helmet will - ANSWER: reduce your chances if neck and head injuries
of the following which one gives the most eye and face protection - ANSWER:
faceshield
while riding an unfamiliar motorcycle - ANSWER: allow extra room for stopping
the engine cut off switch is usually located - ANSWER: near the right hand grip
with a properly adjusted mirror you can see - ANSWER: part of the lane behind you
and beside you
when slowing for a normal stop - ANSWER: shift down through the gears as you slow
when turning you should - ANSWER: look through the turn
which way do you press and lean during a turn - ANSWER: all the same way
while in a turn it is best to - ANSWER: maintain a steady speed or gradually
accelerate
if you need to slow down while turning - ANSWER: use caution and apply both
brakes
to make a normal stop use - ANSWER: both brakes and downshift
your motorcycle has two brakes use both brakes when? - ANSWER: every time you
slow or stop
in a normal turn - ANSWER: lean your motorcycle and your body at the same angle
in slow tight turns - ANSWER: lean the motorcycle only and keep your body straight
to reduce speed before turning - ANSWER: close the throttle and apply both brakes
VERSIONS (VERSION A AND B) COMPLETE 450 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
when adjusting mirrors to carry a passenger the passenger should: - ANSWER: sit on
the seat with you
a passenger should: - ANSWER: hold on to the operators waist
when the motorcycle is stopped at an intersection a passenger should: - ANSWER:
keep both feet on the foot pegs
when carrying a passenger: - ANSWER: it will take longer to accelerate and slow
down
when riding with passengers you should: - ANSWER: start slowing sooner
when carrying loads - ANSWER: keep the load low and as far forward as possible
a group of riders move from a staggered formation into a single file when: -
ANSWER: turning corners
in a staggered formation the distance should be - ANSWER: 2 seconds
riders in a staggered formation will be passing a car after the lead rider passes he or
she should - ANSWER: return to the left portion of the lane
alcohol enters the bloodstream and quickly reaches the brain, what is affected first -
ANSWER: judgment
alcohol first affects your - ANSWER: judgment
approximately half of all motorcycle crash casualties are caused by - ANSWER:
alcohol imparement
if you don't control your drinking - ANSWER: allow at least an hour for each drink
before riding
studies show that almost half of all riders killed in crashes - ANSWER: had been
drinking
the ability to think clearly and ride is affected by how many drinks - ANSWER: 1
, if you drink 4 typical drinks what is the least amount of alcohol remaining in your
body after two hours - ANSWER: 2 drinks
for greatest safety your helmet should - ANSWER: fit snugly all the way around
the single most important thing you can do to enhance surviving a crash is -
ANSWER: wear a helmet
wearing a helmet can reduce the chance of a fatal head injury in - ANSWER: any
crash
wearing a helmet will - ANSWER: reduce your chances if neck and head injuries
of the following which one gives the most eye and face protection - ANSWER:
faceshield
while riding an unfamiliar motorcycle - ANSWER: allow extra room for stopping
the engine cut off switch is usually located - ANSWER: near the right hand grip
with a properly adjusted mirror you can see - ANSWER: part of the lane behind you
and beside you
when slowing for a normal stop - ANSWER: shift down through the gears as you slow
when turning you should - ANSWER: look through the turn
which way do you press and lean during a turn - ANSWER: all the same way
while in a turn it is best to - ANSWER: maintain a steady speed or gradually
accelerate
if you need to slow down while turning - ANSWER: use caution and apply both
brakes
to make a normal stop use - ANSWER: both brakes and downshift
your motorcycle has two brakes use both brakes when? - ANSWER: every time you
slow or stop
in a normal turn - ANSWER: lean your motorcycle and your body at the same angle
in slow tight turns - ANSWER: lean the motorcycle only and keep your body straight
to reduce speed before turning - ANSWER: close the throttle and apply both brakes
