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Section 14

1. You are entering a highway from a side road. What should you do?

Switch on the indicators.
Drive close to the side of the highway looking for an empty space.
Accelerate as fast as possible and ride straight ahead.
Adjust your speed to that of the vehicles that are moving in the highway.

2. How should you show with your hands that you wish to turn left?

Extending stably your right arm.
Moving up and down your extended right arm.
Moving up and down your extended left arm.
Extending stably and to the side your left arm.

3. After showing with your left hand that you are turning left, why should you lower it whilst turning?

Because otherwise you cannot steer the motor-cycle so well.
Because you will need to press the lever of the clutch.
Because the other drivers will think that you will stop on the corner.
Because you may hit a pedestrian.

4. Which documents should you always carry with you, whilst riding your motor-cycle?

Road tax disc, vehicle registration licence.
Insurance policy, driving licence.
Driving licence, vehicle registration licence, insurance policy, road tax disc.

5. 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.

6. Everything loaded on the motor-cycle should be:

Carried only when necessary.
Covered by a plastic bag.
Safely fastened.
As light as possible.

7. When the motor-cycle wobbles or moves like a snake, you should:

Increase speed.
Brake hard and hold the brakes.
Close progressively the accelerator and reduce speed.
Leave the handlebars and let the motor-cycle stabilise by itself.

8. The pillion-passengers should:

Have a driving licence.
Wear clothes with reflectors.
Be lighter than the rider.
Wear a helmet.

9. When you are loading the motor-cycle, you should:

Hold the things tight with your hands.
Load your things as close as possible to its centre of gravity.
Load your things as back as possible from the rear axle.

10. Whilst loading the motor-cycle, you should:

Not exceed the loading limit determined by the manufacturer.
Hold the things tight with your hands.
Load your things as back as possible from the rear axle.

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