Riding your motor-cycle on a crossroads, you have the right of way. Should you claim it persistently?
No, because this is dangerous.
No, because the accident with a two-wheeled motor-cycle does not have unpleasant consequences for its rider.
Yes, because this is legal.
Question 2
Should you change tyre pressure according to the weather?
Yes. Increase pressure in hot weather.
Yes. Increase pressure in cold weather.
No. Use always the same pressure ensuring that the pressure is measured when the tyres are cold.
Question 3
If the visor of your crash-helmet is badly scratched, then you should:
Clean it with diesel oil.
Shine it with a polish.
Wash it with soap.
Replace it.
Question 4
Riding your motor-cycle you are approaching a crossroad where the traffic light is red. There is a pedestrian crossing ahead. Where should you stop in order to wait until the light becomes green?
Just after the pedestrian crossing.
On the pedestrian crossing.
Just before the pedestrian crossing.
Question 5
If by your motor-cycle you are carrying a big object, then this is allowed to jut out from?
The sides of the motor-cycle or the front or back end, by less than 0.50 m.
Only the back side of the motor-cycle, by less than 0.50 m.
Both sides (right and left) of the motor-cycle, by less than 0.50 m.
Question 6
The pillion-passengers should:
Have a driving licence.
Wear clothes with reflectors.
Be lighter than the rider.
Wear a helmet.
Question 7
You are riding behind a long vehicle. Ahead of you there is a mini roundabout. The leading vehicle has its right indicator on, however, it is taking up a position on the left side of the road. You should:
Sound the horn.
Flash your lights.
Stay behind it until it finishes its manoeuvres.
Overtake it on the right.
Question 8
Suddenly, whilst riding your motor-cycle, a ball appears on the road. What should you do?
You should brake, because a child may follow it.
You should try to avoid the ball.
You should maintain a steady course.
Question 9
If a vehicle coming from the opposite direction has its headlights on full beam and as a consequence you cannot see:
You should close the accelerator, switch on your dipped headlights and follow the horizontal lines riding as right as possible.
You should brake.
You should switch on the full beam headlights of your motor-cycle as well.
Question 10
Your motor-cycle has tyres with air chambers. Therefore:
You should replace the air chambers every 6 months.
You should replace the air chambers every time you change the rear tyre.
You should replace the air chambers every 10,000 km.
You should replace the air chambers every time you change the tyres.
Time 15'
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