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MSF Written Test Questions & Answers.exam||2024, Exams of Physical Education and Motor Learning

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1. Give three reasons why motorcycling is more risky than driving a car.: Vul-
nerability, Visibility, Judgment.
2. What are some ways to prepare for the riding risks?: Risk acceptance, Men-
tal readiness, physical readiness, riding gear, understand your abilities/limitations,
know your motorcycle and awareness of riding conditions.
3. What does it mean to act responsibly?: Demonstrate acceptance of and com-
mitment to managing the risks of riding, helping reduce your chances of a crash,
injury or death.
4. What is the benefit of wearing apparel specifically designed for motorcy-
cling: Protection, comfort/cover, control.
5. How does riding gear make a rider more comfortable?: By protecting you from
all elements.
6. What is the difference between retro-reflective and reflective?: Retro-reflec-
tive material: reflects light back to the source and illuminates the rider.
Reflective, bright to make yourself more visible/visibility.
7. Why aren't ordinary glasses or sunglasses sufficient eye protection?: Do
not provide adequate eye protection.
8. What three things should you consider when shopping for riding gear?: 1.
Brightly colored/retro-reflective material.
2. Protection.
3. All kinds of riding conditions.
9. Where do you find the recommended maintenance schedule for your motor-
cycle?: Owners Manual
10. What are the six primary controls and where is each located?: 1. Throttle
(right handgrip)
2. Clutch lever (infront of left hand grip)
3. Gearshift lever (infront of left foot rest)
4. Front brake lever (infront of right handgrip)
5. Rear brake pedal (infront of right footrest)
6. Handlebars
11. What is the purpose of the engine cutoff switch and where is it located?: -
Allows you to shut off the engine without removing your hands (right handgrip)
12. What must you remember when using your motorcycle turn signal?: Most
models (motorcycles) do not cancel turn signals.
13. How do you start the bike?: 1. Turn fuel valve from off to on, turn ignition switch
on
2. Shift transmission to neutral
3. Move engine cut off to "run" or "on"
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  1. Give three reasons why motorcycling is more risky than driving a car.: Vul- nerability, Visibility, Judgment.
  2. What are some ways to prepare for the riding risks?: Risk acceptance, Men- tal readiness, physical readiness, riding gear, understand your abilities/limitations, know your motorcycle and awareness of riding conditions.
  3. What does it mean to act responsibly?: Demonstrate acceptance of and com- mitment to managing the risks of riding, helping reduce your chances of a crash, injury or death.
  4. What is the benefit of wearing apparel specifically designed for motorcy- cling: Protection, comfort/cover, control.
  5. How does riding gear make a rider more comfortable?: By protecting you from all elements.
  6. What is the difference between retro-reflective and reflective?: Retro-reflec- tive material: reflects light back to the source and illuminates the rider. Reflective, bright to make yourself more visible/visibility.
  7. Why aren't ordinary glasses or sunglasses sufficient eye protection?: Do not provide adequate eye protection.
  8. What three things should you consider when shopping for riding gear?: 1. Brightly colored/retro-reflective material.
  9. Protection.
  10. All kinds of riding conditions.
  11. Where do you find the recommended maintenance schedule for your motor- cycle?: Owners Manual
  12. What are the six primary controls and where is each located?: 1. Throttle (right handgrip)
  13. Clutch lever (infront of left hand grip)
  14. Gearshift lever (infront of left foot rest)
  15. Front brake lever (infront of right handgrip)
  16. Rear brake pedal (infront of right footrest)
  17. Handlebars
  18. What is the purpose of the engine cutoff switch and where is it located?: - Allows you to shut off the engine without removing your hands (right handgrip)
  19. What must you remember when using your motorcycle turn signal?: Most models (motorcycles) do not cancel turn signals.
  20. How do you start the bike?: 1. Turn fuel valve from off to on, turn ignition switch on
  21. Shift transmission to neutral
  22. Move engine cut off to "run" or "on"
  1. Squeeze clutch before operating
  2. Press the starter button
  3. How do you use the friction Zone?: Gradually, slowly
  4. What are the elements of good riding posture?: Straight back, head/eyes up, look forward, feet on footrests, knees against tank, relax arms, bend elbows, hands on controls.
  5. What are the four steps to turning?: 1. Speed (S)
  6. Position (P)
  7. Aim (A)
  8. Turn (T)
  9. Why is it important to look through turns?: You go where you look
  10. What does lifting or pressing on the shift lever accomplish?: Shifting from lower to higher gears OR Changing gears helps keep the engine within its operating range at all speeds.
  11. Which brake provides more stopping power and how much?: Front brake 70% stopping power
  12. How should you release the clutch when downshifting?: 1. Roll off throttle (R)
  13. Squeeze clutch (S)
  14. Press on shift lever (P)
  15. Ease (E)
  16. How can you improve your visibility to other traffic?: 1. Ride with your headlight on during daytime
  17. Turn Signals
  18. Hand signals
  19. What is the 20 second visual lead?: 20 second path of travel
  20. What two words best describe scanning?: An aggressive, purposeful search for information
  21. What is the recommended minimum following distance?: 2 seconds low speed, anything less than ideal four or more seconds.
  22. What should you consider when choosing a lane position?: Best position to see and be seen
  23. How does AAA help make you an expert Rider?: Helps expert riders know what's going on around them and act early.
  24. Where do most multi-vehicle collisions occur?: Intersections
  25. How do you check your blind spot?: By turning your head
  26. What can you do to reduce reaction time in hazardous situations?: Be alert, ready, space cushion, always have an escape route.
  1. How does riding Under the Influence affect the AAA process: Clear vision is impaired, Judgment and the ability to react properly and precisely is affected.
  2. What are some ways of intervening to prevent a friend from driving under the influence?: 1. Arrange a safe ride home
  3. Secure the motorcycle
  4. Get others to help
  5. Stop serving
  6. Use an excuse
  7. Hide the keys