Oklahoma SOK Motorcycle Practice Test 61

1. A group has just stopped at a stop sign. How should the formation be restored?

• A Riders should form up in pairs at the line so the group leaves as one block
• B Riders should pull away one at a time and take up the stagger once moving
• C Riders should stay in single file for the remainder of the entire ride
• D Riders should cross the intersection two abreast to keep the group compact

2. Another driver takes a right of way that was legally yours. What should you do?

• A Give way to the other driver and avoid the crash, whatever the law says
• B Insist on your right of way, since the law is clearly on your side
• C Sound the horn and keep going at exactly the same speed as before
• D Stop dead in the intersection so that the other driver has to wait

3. Blue pavement markings are used together with white markings at

• A loading zones set aside for delivery vehicles only
• B spaces where an electric vehicle may be charged
• C bus stops where general traffic may not wait
• D parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities

4. Why should you avoid parking over tall dry grass or a pile of dead leaves?

• A Because the leaves block the drain holes in the bottom of the doors
• B Because the hot exhaust can set the dry material on fire
• C Because damp leaves make the parking brake cable stretch and then slip
• D Because grass seeds get into the air filter and slowly choke the engine

5. You are driving on a divided highway and see a solid yellow line along the left side of your lanes. What does it tell you?

• A A passing zone starts at that point and runs for a mile
• B The lane you are in will end a short distance ahead
• C It marks the boundary of a bicycle lane running beside the traffic
• D It marks the left edge of the roadway for your direction

6. What should you do as you approach your exit from a roundabout?

• A Signal right and check the crosswalk for pedestrians before leaving
• B Signal left so that the waiting drivers understand you are still circulating
• C Cross into the outside lane at the last moment before the exit opens
• D Stop just before the exit to check for traffic on the road you are joining

7. You are circulating in a roundabout and a vehicle is waiting to enter ahead of you. What should you do?

• A Stop inside the circle and wave the waiting driver into the gap ahead of you
• B Move over to the outside lane so that the driver has room to come in
• C Sound the horn to warn the waiting driver to stay where they are
• D Keep going, because circulating traffic does not stop for entering vehicles

8. You notice at night that one of your headlights has burned out. What should you do?

• A Turn on the fog lights instead, which give the same light as a headlight
• B Get it replaced promptly, because other drivers may take you for a motorcycle
• C Use the high beams all of the time so that the remaining light reaches further
• D Drive only on lighted streets until the next scheduled service falls due

9. A warning sign showing two children on a see-saw is posted beside a residential street. What does it mean?

• A A school crossing with a guard is staffed further ahead
• B Parking is set aside for families using the park nearby
• C Children may cross only where the marked lines are painted
• D A play area lies beside the road and children may run out

10. You have passed a large truck and want to move back into its lane. What should you see first?

• A The truck driver waving you across from the window of the cab
• B Both of its headlights in your rear-view mirror
• C One headlight and the front bumper in your right side mirror
• D The whole front of the trailer filling your passenger side mirror

11. What is the purpose of a wide solid white line painted straight across your lane on the approach to an intersection?

• A It separates lanes carrying traffic in opposing directions
• B It marks the outer edge of a marked bicycle lane
• C It shows the point where a required stop must be made
• D It marks the strip where pedestrians usually walk

12. For repeated driving-while-impaired convictions in Oklahoma (BAC above 0.05 but below 0.08), how does the license suspension escalate?

• A 30 days for the first, 6 months for the second, 1 year for the third
• B 6 months flat for every single suspension, no matter how many times it happens
• C 90 days for the first, and it never increases after that
• D 1 year for the first, and it decreases after that

13. In near freezing weather, which part of an otherwise clear road is most likely to still be icy?

• A A long straight section crossing an open field in full sunlight
• B A south facing slope that has been in the sun since early morning
• C The middle of a wide intersection where many vehicles have passed
• D A shaded dip under trees or beside a rock cut

14. How far ahead should you normally be looking while driving?

• A Just beyond the hood of your vehicle
• B At the vehicle directly ahead of you
• C At the lane markings beside you
• D About 12 to 15 seconds of travel ahead

15. In most states, how far before a turn must your signal already be on in city traffic?

• A About one car length, so the signal is not flashing for very long
• B At least 100 feet, roughly the length of six or seven cars
• C Only once you have started to slow down for the corner itself
• D Only after you have entered the turn lane at the intersection

16. You need to reverse direction on a busy street. Which choice is usually safest?

• A A three-point turn taken quickly during a gap in the traffic flow
• B Backing into the nearest driveway on the left side of the street
• C A U-turn made from the right lane when you can see no headlights
• D Driving around the block and using the intersections instead

17. Which sign shape is reserved for one message only, the requirement to stop?

• A The octagon
• B The upward-pointing pentagon
• C The horizontal rectangle
• D The diamond

18. A row of solid white triangles points toward you across your lane. What does it mark?

• A The place to yield to traffic or people ahead
• B The place where a required full stop must be made
• C The start of a lane that is about to be dropped
• D The boundary of an area that must be kept clear

19. Why should a rider glance down at the sidestand before pulling away?

• A A stand left down can catch the road and lever the rear wheel off the ground
• B A stand left down keeps the engine from building enough oil pressure to run
• C A stand left down makes the front brake lever feel spongy at the first stop
• D A stand left down changes the tire pressure readings taken at the next stop

20. The vehicle ahead of you has pulled out to pass a truck. May you follow it out and pass as well?

• A Yes, because the driver ahead of you has already checked that the road ahead is clear
• B No, wait until it is done and judge the road for yourself
• C Yes, provided that you stay close behind so that both of the passes take less time overall
• D Yes, as long as you flash your headlights first to warn any oncoming traffic that you are there