Oklahoma SOK Motorcycle Practice Test 29

  • Questions20
  • Correct to pass15
  • Passing score75%
  • Minimum age14 years

20 questions. Pick an answer to see if it is right and why; you need 15 correct answers to pass.

  1. 1. Your vehicle has antilock brakes. What should you never do in an emergency stop?

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    Answer A: Pump the pedal up and down

    The system already releases and reapplies the brakes many times a second. Pumping the pedal interrupts it and makes the stop longer.

  2. 2. In most states, when are headlights required apart from times of poor visibility?

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    Answer A: From about half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise

    Most states require lights from about half an hour after sunset until about half an hour before sunrise, and some simply say sunset to sunrise; lights are also required whenever visibility is poor.

  3. 3. Before pulling out to pass on a two lane road, which lane position gives the best view of the road ahead?

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    Answer B: The left portion of your lane

    Moving to the left of your own lane lets you see past the vehicle ahead and judge the oncoming lane before committing any part of the machine to it.

  4. 4. What does a light drag of the rear brake do during a slow, tight turn?

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    Answer C: It steadies the motorcycle and smooths out the power reaching the rear wheel

    Working the rear brake against a slipping clutch takes the jerkiness out of the drivetrain and holds the machine steady through the turn.

  5. 5. You are driving through a long curve on a road with two lanes in your direction. What is correct?

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    Answer A: Stay within your own lane all the way through, adjusting speed before you enter

    Wandering out of your lane in a curve puts you into the path of a vehicle you cannot see, and the slowing belongs before the curve rather than in it.

  6. 6. When should a staggered group change to single file?

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    Answer C: In curves, in turns, and when entering or leaving a highway

    Curves, turns and highway entrances and exits require the full width of the lane, so the group rides single file at those points.

  7. 7. Why do watering eyes matter so much to a rider?

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    Answer D: Blurred vision delays the moment you see and react to a hazard

    Wind makes unprotected eyes water, and even a brief loss of clear vision at road speed costs you the distance you need to react.

  8. 8. When is the right time to put on rain gear?

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    Answer C: Before the rain reaches you, at a safe place off the roadway

    Once you are wet you stay cold for the rest of the ride, so stop somewhere safe and put the rain suit on while you are still dry.

  9. 9. A sign reads END SCHOOL ZONE. What does it tell a driver?

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    Answer A: The regular limit for that road applies again

    An end of restriction sign marks the downstream limit of a special zone, after which the ordinary speed limit for that road governs again.

  10. 10. What do flashing yellow lights on a school bus mean?

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    Answer A: The bus is about to stop to load or unload, so prepare to stop

    The amber lights are the warning phase that comes before the red lights and the stop arm, so drivers should slow down and get ready to stop.

  11. 11. The vehicle in front of you has stopped and is waiting to turn left, and there is a paved shoulder to the right. May you use it to get by?

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    Answer D: No, in most states a pass may not be made by leaving the paved travel lanes

    Passing on the right is normally lawful only inside the marked travel lanes, and most states prohibit driving onto the shoulder to get around a turning vehicle; the few states that allow it attach strict conditions.

  12. 12. A driver is following your motorcycle much too closely. What should you do?

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    Answer B: Ease off the throttle and open more space ahead so the driver can pass

    Slowing gradually and opening a bigger gap in front encourages the tailgater to pass and gives the rider room to stop gently instead of hard.

  13. 13. You are traveling beside a solid white lane line. What does it tell you?

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    Answer B: Crossing it is discouraged or prohibited, so stay in your lane

    A solid white line separates lanes going the same direction where lane changing is discouraged or prohibited, such as where a through lane meets a mandatory turn lane.

  14. 14. What is meant by keeping a space cushion?

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    Answer C: Keeping open space on all sides of your vehicle so you always have somewhere to go

    Open space ahead, behind and to the sides gives you time to react and an escape path when a hazard appears, which is the core idea of defensive driving.

  15. 15. Which statement best describes what the basic speed law requires of you?

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    Answer C: That you never drive faster than is reasonable and safe for the conditions

    Nearly every state has a basic speed law that makes the conditions the real limit: weather, traffic, light and road surface can all require a speed well below the posted number.

  16. 16. Why is this restriction so common beside fire hydrants, crosswalks and intersection corners?

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    Answer C: To keep sight lines open and leave access for emergency crews

    A vehicle left in those places hides pedestrians from approaching drivers, blocks the path of turning vehicles and can keep firefighters from reaching a hydrant.

  17. 17. When can Service Oklahoma waive the knowledge and skills portions of the motorcycle endorsement test?

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    Answer C: When the applicant has completed an approved Motorcycle Safety Foundation course

    Service Oklahoma may waive the knowledge and skills testing for a motorcycle endorsement when the applicant has completed an approved Motorcycle Safety Foundation course.

  18. 18. Why does a rider on an unfaired motorcycle tire faster on a long highway ride than a driver would?

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    Answer A: Constant wind pressure and noise drain energy hour after hour

    Fighting wind pressure and enduring wind noise for hours is physically tiring, which is why wind protection and regular breaks matter on long rides.

  19. 19. On a multi-lane Oklahoma road where changing lanes is safe, what must a driver do when approaching a stationary vehicle with flashing lights?

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    Answer A: Move into a lane that is not adjacent to the stopped vehicle

    Where it is safe to do so on a multi-lane road, Oklahoma's Move Over Law requires a driver to change into a lane that is not adjacent to the stationary vehicle displaying flashing lights.

  20. 20. On traffic control devices, the color green shows direction to a destination and also shows

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    Answer C: that a movement is permitted

    Green carries two assignments: guidance toward destinations, and the idea that the movement shown is allowed, as on a green arrow.