MSF BASIC ECOURSE RANGE PREPARATION
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
Question 1.
The signal that shows you are ready to begin the exercise is:
A. Moving out in first gear
B. Both hands in the air and a head nod
C. Right hand
in the air with the forefinger extended
D. Left hand in the air
ANSWER
D. Left hand in the air
Question 2.
General Sequence of Each Range Exercise
ANSWER
There are 14 riding exercises before the skill test. The exercises give you a step-by-step,
building block process for learning to ride. You are allowed to ask questions at any time. Here
is what happens in each exercise:
Your RiderCoach tells you the name of the exercise and the objective. Listen closely to the
objective because it will help you focus your learning.
The general range setup will be described so you know what parts of the range are used.
You will be given specific instructions and a demonstration of where to go and what to do.
Many exercises include practice on the motorcycle with the engine off before actually riding.
These simulated practices will have you think about what you will do on the range.
Upon exercise completion, you may be asked questions like: What went well and why? What do
you need to improve upon? These questions help you understand the value of the skill and
develop the habit of thinking and reflecting about what you have experienced. Future success
requires self-assessment, which is taking a look at yourself and how you are doing.
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QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
Question 1.
The signal that shows you are ready to begin the exercise is:
A. Moving out in first gear
B. Both hands in the air and a head nod
C. Right hand
in the air with the forefinger extended
D. Left hand in the air
ANSWER
D. Left hand in the air
Question 2.
General Sequence of Each Range Exercise
ANSWER
There are 14 riding exercises before the skill test. The exercises give you a step-by-step,
building block process for learning to ride. You are allowed to ask questions at any time. Here
is what happens in each exercise:
Your RiderCoach tells you the name of the exercise and the objective. Listen closely to the
objective because it will help you focus your learning.
The general range setup will be described so you know what parts of the range are used.
You will be given specific instructions and a demonstration of where to go and what to do.
Many exercises include practice on the motorcycle with the engine off before actually riding.
These simulated practices will have you think about what you will do on the range.
Upon exercise completion, you may be asked questions like: What went well and why? What do
you need to improve upon? These questions help you understand the value of the skill and
develop the habit of thinking and reflecting about what you have experienced. Future success
requires self-assessment, which is taking a look at yourself and how you are doing.
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