FREE SPORTS AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT MSF BASIC

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FREE SPORTS AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT MSF BASIC

RIDER EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: What are some hazards between intersections?

Answer:

It is important when riding to find and maintain a space cushion. That means to avoid riding in a blind spot and to maintain similar speeds as other traffic. It is important to watch for vehicles pulling away from a parked position, and to notice pedestri Question 2: What's the difference between a full-face and three-quarter-coverage helmet?

Answer:

A three-quarter or open-face helmet can also offer protection. It is constructed with the same basic components, but doesn't offer the face and chin protection of full-face helmets. 11/p4

Question 3: What are the 3 "lead times" (Rider Radar)?

Answer:

"RiderRadar" helps you perceive the hazards ahead, which account for around three-fourths of all the hazards that affect you. Here are three "lead times" that you can use. They are the 2-second following distance, the 4-second immediate path, and the 12-s

Question 4: What is "overriding the headlight" and what is the solution?

Answer:

This is when total stopping distance exceeds sight distance. Keep speed reasonable for conditions. Use the lights of other vehicles in front of you to help with visibility. 36/4 Question 5: Why aren't ordinary glasses or sunglasses sufficient eye protection?

Answer:

Eyeglasses with shatterproof lenses may protect the eyes, but may not seal out wind and dust that makes eyes water. Helmets providing full-face coverage provide the best protection. 12/p1

Question 6: What are the primary motorcycle controls?

Answer:

The handlebars are an important component of any motorcycle because it is the most common way to initiate and control motorcycle lean. 16/2, Throttle 16/3, Clutch Lever 16/4, Gearshift Lever 16/5, Front Break Lever 16/6, Rear Break Lever16/7

Question 7: Part of being responsible means to give a lot of thought to what?

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Responsible riding is more than just having good skill, and more than simply having a good attitude. It means thinking before acting. It means considering the consequences of actions. This is the mental preparation that helps to reduce risk. 9/p2

Question 8: What is the friction zone?

Answer:

The friction zone is that area in the travel of the clutch lever that begins where the clutch starts to transmit power to the rear wheel and ends just before the clutch becomes fully engaged. 20/1

Question 9: What is the value of appropriate footwear?

Answer:

In the event of a crash, boots can provide valuable protection against foot and ankle injuries. 12/p5

Question 10: What complicates breaking in a curve?

Answer:

It's important to remember when stopping in a curve that the amount of traction available for braking is reduced. 37/4

Question 11: What is the danger of a rear-tire skid?

Answer:

The biggest danger in any rear-tire skid is releasing the rear brake when the rear wheel is out of alignment with the front wheel. If the rear wheel stops skidding and resumes rolling when it is out of line with the direction of travel, the motorcycle wil

Question 12: What are some common indicator lights?

Answer:

These can include neutral, high beam, turn signal indicators, oil pressure, side stand down, and possibly others. 17/12

Question 13: What are the 2 primary effects of alcohol?

Answer:

The primary effects of alcohol are to diminish visual capabilities and alter good judgment. 43/7

Question 14: What are the steps in starting the engine?

Answer:

A procedure called FINE-C is used to start the engine. It stands for Fuel, Ignition, Neutral, Engine cut-off switch, and Choke/Clutch.19/2

Question 15: What makes starting out on a hill (upgrade) more difficult?

Answer:

A good technique is to apply a brake to prevent the motorcycle from rolling backward while you move the clutch to the friction zone. Often the rear brake is used; but, if you need to keep both feet down for balance, you could use the front brake while eas

Question 16: What is the No-Zone?

Answer:

No-Zone: areas around a truck to avoid because the driver cannot see you. 31/second graphic

Question 17: Why rise off the seat when crossing an obstacle?

Answer:

If an obstacle cannot be avoided, rise off the seat and use the legs as shock absorbers. 34/1

Question 18: List the 4 steps in turning.

Answer:

Turning a motorcycle involves four primary steps: slow, look, press and roll. 21/1

Question 19: Describe good riding posture.

Answer:

Good posture helps you maneuver the motorcycle more easily. Keep your back straight, and head and eyes up. Keep both feet on the footrests near the controls. Keep the knees and elbows comfortably in.Arms should be relaxed and bent. The wrist should be po

Question 20: What is the value of motorcycle specific clothing?

Answer:

Protective gear sold specifically for motorcycling will provide the best combination of fit and protection.These garments are designed to fit while sitting in a riding position 13/p3

Question 21: What are a few tips for carrying passengers?

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Adjust the suspension and tire pressures as per operator's manual recommendations.Be sure a passenger is properly attired.Keep both feet on the ground and the brakes applied while the passenger mounts. Have the engine started and the transmission in neutr

Question 22: How should you respond to a tailgating driver?

Answer:

In general, it is best to increase your following distance from vehicles ahead to give yourself time and space to execute a smooth, gradual stop. This avoids putting tailgating drivers in a position that requires them to make a quick stop. 32/1

Question 23: What is meant by "shift pattern"?

Answer:

A typical gear pattern is 1-N-2-3-4-5. The N is for neutral,which is selected by either a "half lift" from 1st gear or a "half press" from 2nd gear. Most motorcycles have five gears, but some have four or six gears.16/5

Question 24: What is the best way to achieve maximum breaking?

Answer:

The best way to achieve maximum braking is to apply both brakes fully without locking either wheel.37/3