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Motorcycle Theory Test Case Study 2

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You ride your motorcycle to a motorcycle show on a single carriageway road. The road surface is damp from overnight rain. You come up behind two horse riders. Soon, you pass them. Near the showground, the traffic volume increases. There's a large vehicle in front, so you drop back. You see a vehicle with a green flashing light in your mirrors, so you make room for it to pass.

You have 10 minutes to answer 5 multiple choice questions based on the case study above. Read this carefully and make sure you understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score 4 out of 5 to pass.

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1. What's the national speed limit for motorcycles on this road? Mark one answer
A 40 mph
B 50 mph
C 60 mph
D 70 mph
Correct Answer: C 60 mph
2. How should you ride on this road surface? Mark one answer
A As close as possible to the vehicle in front, for added protection
B Carefully, while increasing the distance from any vehicle in front
C Faster, as this will help warm the tyres and dry the road surface
D Very slowly, to help prevent surface water spraying over others
Correct Answer: B Carefully, while increasing the distance from any vehicle in front
3. What's the safest way to pass the two riders? Mark one answer
A Quickly, leaving a large gap
B Quickly, while flashing headlights
C Slowly, leaving plenty of room
D Slowly, while sounding the horn
Correct Answer: C Slowly, leaving plenty of room
4. Why did you drop back? Mark one answer
A To allow space for other road users to pull in
B To allow you to see past the large vehicle
C To avoid any buffeting from the wind
D To avoid any mud splashing up from the tyres
Correct Answer: B To allow you to see past the large vehicle
5. What did you see in your mirrors? Mark one answer
A A doctor driving to an emergency
B A fire engine being driven to a fire
C A police officer driving to a disturbance
D A traffic officer attending an incident
Correct Answer: A A doctor driving to an emergency