Why should a motor-cyclist not show off in the street with the motor-cycle they ride?
Because such actions are very dangerous, the roads are also used by others, and we should not threaten others’ bodily integrity and life.
Because they run the risk of being given a ticket by a Traffic Police Officer.
Because the persons seeing them are disturbed.
Question 2
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 3
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 4
How should the pillion-passenger of a motor-cycle be supported?
By the carrier or the relevant accessory behind them.
By the rider, pressing their knees.
By stepping well on the footsteps and holding lightly but firmly the rider from the waist or the handle of the seat, if there is one.
Question 5
When it is raining and you are riding a motor-cycle, at what distance should you follow a leading vehicle?
About twice that when the road is dry.
At the same distance you keep when the road is dry.
At a distance you consider as safe.
Question 6
You are riding your motor-cycle and for some reason you get extremely irritated. What should you do?
Stop riding until you calm down.
Ride at a reduced speed.
Speed up ignoring your state.
Question 7
What should you do to remain warm when driving in a very cold weather?
Wear suitable clothes.
Bend low over the petrol tank.
Drive very close to the leading cars.
Put sometimes your hands on the exhaust pipe.
Question 8
For traffic safety, which of the following should be carried out by a repair workshop that operates legally:
Check of the braking system, suspensions and engine operation.
Cleaning of the petrol filter.
Lubrication of the chain.
Question 9
You had an accident and your pillion-passenger has been injured. What should you not do?
Take off the helmet.
Keep them warm.
Leave them where they are.
Take off their clothes.
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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