Section 12
1. What should you do in order to be able to see in the night-time?
Keep your glasses and visor clean.
Use a dark visor.
Leave a gap between your glasses or the visor.
Do not use glasses or visor at all.
2. You are riding at night. What should you do in order to be distinguishable?
You should wear cloths with reflectors.
You should have your motor-cycle cleaned.
You should clearly ride on the left part of the road.
You should wear bright-coloured clothes.
You should ride having the lights on.
3. You do not have the proper equipment and you are riding a motor-cycle in a rainy and cold weather. What may happen?
Your reaction time may be reduced.
You may slip from the saddle.
Your visor may freeze.
You may lose your concentration and your attention.
Your helmet may loosen.
4. You should not ride behind and very close to a lorry, because:
The drivers behind you will not be able to see you.
Your visibility ahead is reduced.
The air-stream of the lorry will drop you off.
You will breathe its exhaust gases.
5. You are riding in a central street, which crosses many smaller streets. Why should you be very careful?
Because the drivers slow down before turning.
Because the street in which you are riding may be slippery, since vehicles turn.
Because the drivers from side streets may not notice you.
Because gusts of wind from the side streets may drop you off.
6. You are riding in a provincial road where there are oxen and cows. What should you do?
You should sound the horn.
You should slow down and stop if necessary.
You should accelerate.
You should ride close to them.
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.
8. In a very hot weather, the pitch on the road surface may soften. Which parts of the motor-cycle are affected more?
Suspensions.
Tyre grip on the road.
Exhaust pipe.
9. In a very hot weather, the pitch on the road surface may soften. Which parts of the motor-cycle are affected more?
Exhaust pipe.
Braking.
Suspensions.
10. Your indicators may not be visible due to the garish sunlight. What should you do?
In addition to the indicators you should give an arm signal in order to show that you intend to turn.
You should turn very quickly.
You should press the rear footbrake some times so that the brake light switches on.
You should switch on the indicator earlier.
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