Oklahoma SOK Motorcycle Practice Test 5
Test 5 of 6. Pick an answer for each question to see if it is right and why; your score appears at the end. You need 15 correct answers to pass, the same ratio as the real Oklahoma test.
- Questions20
- Correct to pass15
- Passing score75%
- Minimum age14 years
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1. Someone has stepped into a marked crosswalk in the middle of a block ahead of you. What should you do?
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Answer A: Slow down, stop before the markings and let the person cross the street
A marked mid-block crosswalk carries the same duty as one at a corner: give way to the person crossing, stopping if that is what letting them cross safely takes.
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2. What does Oklahoma's Veteran Logo option add to a driver license or ID card, and what does it cost?
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Answer A: An American flag with the word Veteran underneath, at no cost for the logo itself
Oklahoma's Veteran Logo option, created by SB138, adds an American flag with the word Veteran underneath to the license or ID card, and there is no cost for the logo itself.
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3. Apart from other vehicles, who else must a driver let go first at this sign?
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Answer A: Pedestrians and cyclists already in or entering the crossing
The duty to give way covers every road user who has the right of way at that point, including people walking or cycling across the driver's path.
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4. What training does Oklahoma require of an applicant under 18 seeking a motorcycle endorsement?
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Answer A: A certified state approved motorcycle basic rider course
Since August 26, 2016 Oklahoma has required anyone 17 or younger to complete a certified state approved motorcycle basic rider course before receiving a motorcycle endorsement.
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5. Which clue suggests that a car waiting at a side street is about to pull out in front of you?
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Answer B: The front wheels are turned and the car is creeping forward
Turned wheels and a slow creep forward are the strongest signs that a driver is about to move, so cover the brakes and be ready to change your lane position.
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6. A person with a guide dog is standing at the corner facing the street you are about to cross. What should you do?
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Answer D: Stop well back and wait quietly for them to decide
Blind pedestrians rely on engine sound to judge traffic, so stop back from the crossing and avoid the horn, which only confuses them.
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7. What is the maximum jail term for a first offense DUI conviction in Oklahoma (BAC 0.08 or more), classified as a misdemeanor?
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Answer C: 1 year
A first offense DUI in Oklahoma is a misdemeanor punishable by not less than 10 days nor more than 1 year in jail, along with a fine of up to $1,000.
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8. You come to a place where a storm has dropped a power line across the road ahead. What should you do?
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Answer B: Stop well back, keep everyone away from it and report it to the police
A downed line may be live and can energize the ground around it, so keep well clear and let the utility or the police handle it.
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9. Under Oklahoma's Zero Tolerance Law, how long is a driver under 21's license revoked for a first offense involving any measurable alcohol?
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Answer C: 6 months
A first offense under Oklahoma's Zero Tolerance Law results in a license revocation of 6 months for a driver under 21.
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10. You are waiting to turn left and an oncoming vehicle stopped in the near lane to turn left blocks your view of the far lane. What should you do?
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Answer A: Wait where you are until you can see that the far lane is completely clear
The lane you cannot see is where the crash comes from, so you hold your position until the view opens up.
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11. Besides law enforcement and emergency vehicles, what other stationary vehicles does Oklahoma's Move Over Law specifically cover?
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Answer B: ODOT and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority maintenance vehicles
Oklahoma's Move Over Law specifically extends to ODOT and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority maintenance vehicles displaying flashing lights, not just law enforcement and emergency vehicles.
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12. An arrow panel at a work zone displays a flashing arrow pointing to the left. What does it require?
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Answer C: Move out of the closed lane into the lane on the left
A flashing or sequential arrow on an arrow panel directs traffic out of a closed lane and into the lane the arrow points to.
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13. Why is a wet road at night harder to read than the same road in daylight?
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Answer A: The wet surface reflects light away and swallows the lane markings
A film of water sends your headlight beam onward instead of back to you, so lines, edges and people in dark clothing almost disappear.
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14. On a two lane Oklahoma road, what must a driver do when approaching a stopped vehicle with flashing lights?
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Answer A: Slow down and drive carefully past the vehicle
Where there is no additional lane to move into, Oklahoma requires the driver to slow down and proceed with caution at a speed that is safe for the road, weather and traffic conditions.
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15. An arrow panel in a work zone shows four flashing lamps in caution mode instead of an arrow. What does that display mean?
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Answer A: Warning only, so pass the work area with caution in your current lane
Caution mode gives a general warning without directing a lane change, so drivers stay alert and pass the activity with care.
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16. Your lane is ending ahead in slow, heavy traffic and drivers in the next lane are already bumper to bumper. What is the recommended way to merge?
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Answer C: Take turns, one vehicle from each lane at the merge point
Alternating one for one at the merge point keeps both lanes moving and is the safest way to combine slow traffic.
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17. Oklahoma's texting ban does not apply when a driver uses a hand-held device for what purpose?
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Answer D: Communicating about an imminent emergency with police, fire or medical providers
Oklahoma's texting statute exempts communicating for the sole purpose of an imminent emergency with an emergency response operator, medical provider, ambulance service, fire service or law enforcement agency.
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18. What evaluation program is commonly required as a consequence of an Oklahoma alcohol-related driving arrest?
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Answer C: An Alcohol and Drug Substance Abuse Course (ADSAC) evaluation
An Alcohol and Drug Substance Abuse Course, known as ADSAC, evaluation is among the consequences commonly required after an Oklahoma alcohol-related arrest.
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19. The curb ahead is signed as a bus stop. May you wait there with your vehicle?
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Answer C: No, the space must stay clear for buses
A bus stop must stay open so that a bus can reach the curb and let passengers on and off safely, so no other vehicle may occupy it.
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20. What should a driver do first after passing this sign?
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Answer A: Move into the right-hand lane and stay there
Traffic returns to two-way operation, so the driver keeps to the right of the centerline and stops treating the left side as available.