theory

Question 1

What are the minimum test vehicle requirements for a motorcycle used to obtain a full category ‘A’ licence?

Answer 1

solo, with a maximum power of at least 40 kW (53.6 bhp)

Question 2

What helps to reduce traffic bunching on a motorway?

Answer 2

variable speed limits

Question 3

What could happen if you ride your motorcycle when it has a very loose drive chain?

Answer 3

The rear wheel could lock

Question 4

You’re carrying a pillion passenger on your motorcycle. What should you adjust to allow for the extra weight?

Answer 4

The preload on the rear shock absorber(s)

Question 5

What shape are the signs you see? (for tram drivers)

Answer 5

diamond = hazard

Question 6

Which lane must not be used by a motorcyclist?

Answer 6

tram

Question 7

What does a traction control system (TCS) help to prevent?

Answer 7

wheel slippage

Question 8

How should you ride a motorcycle when new tyres have just been fitted?

Answer 8

carefully

Question 9

What should you do before starting a motorcycle engine?

Answer 9

gear selector is in neutral

Question 10

What lights should you use if you’re riding at night on a busy main road?

Answer 10

main beam

Question 11

what lane shouldnt be used by a motorcyclist?

Answer 11

tram lane

Question 12

What lights should you use if you’re riding at night on a busy main road?

Answer 12

dipped beam

Question 13

what means i will slow down or stop

Answer 13

right hand up and down

Question 14

You’re riding in heavy rain. Your rear wheel skids as you accelerate. What must you do to regain control?

Answer 14

ease off acceleraotr

Question 15

What may you need to adjust when you’re carrying a heavy load on your motorcycle?

Answer 15

the headlights, the suspension settings, the tyre pressures and the mirrors.

Question 16

Why should you try to avoid riding over this marked area?

Answer 16

slippery/ oil from buses

Question 16

Why should you try to avoid riding over this marked area?

Answer 16

A bus may have left patches of oil

Question 17

You see street lights but no speed-limit signs. What will the speed limit usually be?

Answer 17

30

Question 18

It’s essential that tyre pressures are checked regularly. When should this be done?

Answer 18

cold

Question 19

You’re on a two-lane dual carriageway. Why would you use the right-hand lane?

Answer 19

To overtake slower traffic

Question 20

What can you do to prevent a cable-operated clutch from becoming stiff?

Answer 20

leeping the clutch cable oiled

Question 21

Traction control systems (TCS) are fitted to some motorcycles. What do they help to prevent?

Answer 21

prevent the rear wheel from spinning

Question 22

You’ve just passed your practical test. You don’t hold a full licence in another category. Within two years you get six penalty points on your licence. What will you have to do?

Question 23

Your motorcycle doesn’t have linked brakes. In an emergency, what should you do to stop quickly?

Answer 23

Apply the front brake just before the rear brake

Question 24

Which of these may need to be adjusted when carrying a pillion passenger?

Answer 24

headlightss

Question 25

What should you check after adjusting the final drive chain?

Answer 25

Explanation: Always check the rear wheel alignment after adjusting the final drive chain. Marks on the chain adjuster may be provided to make this easy. Incorrect alignment can cause instability and increased tyre wear.

Question 26

You've adjusted your drive chain. If this isn't done properly, what problem could it cause?

Answer 26

incorrect wheel alignment

Question 27

You need to put air into your tyres. How would you find out the correct pressure to use?

Answer 27

vehicle handbook

Question 28

You're carrying a pillion passenger. What should you adjust to allow for the extra weight?

Answer 28

preload and shock absorbers

Question 29

You're turning right onto a dual carriageway. What should you do before emerging?

Answer 29

Check the width of the central reservation

Question 30

What should you check after you've adjusted the tension on your drive chain?

Answer 30

rear wheel allignment

Question 31

You're riding at 70 mph on a three-lane motorway. There's no traffic ahead. Which lane should you use?

Answer 31

Explanation: Use the left-hand lane if it's free, regardless of the speed at which you're travelling.

Question 32

What's the national speed limit on a single carriageway?

Answer 32

60mph: You don't have to ride at the speed limit. Use your own judgement and ride at a speed that suits the prevailing road, weather and traffic conditions.

Question 33

What's the maximum fine for driving without insurance?

Answer 33

Explanation: Driving without insurance is a serious offence. As well as an unlimited fine, you may be disqualified or incur penalty points. unlimited

Question 34

What must you have when you apply to renew your vehicle tax?

Answer 34

valid insurance

Question 35

An adult casualty isn't breathing. To maintain circulation, compressions should be given. What's the correct depth to press for each compression?

Answer 35

5 to 6 cm Explanation: An adult casualty isn't breathing normally. To maintain circulation, place two hands on the centre of the chest. Then press down hard and fast - around 5-6 centimetres and about twice a second.

Question 36

At an incident, a small child isn't breathing. To restore normal breathing, how should you breathe into their mouth?

Answer 36

gently

Question 37

casualty isnt breathing what do u do

Answer 37

Explanation: It's important to ensure that the airways are clear before you start mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Gently tilt their head back and use your finger to check for and remove any obvious obstruction in the mouth.

Question 38

Your motorcycle has a catalytic converter. What does this reduce?

Answer 38

exhaust emissions

Question 39

How should you maintain cable-operated brakes?

Answer 39

lube

Question 40

What's the typical braking distance at 50 mph?

Answer 40

38 metres You also need to add reaction time to this. The overall stopping distance at 50 mph includes a thinking distance of 15 metres (the reaction time before braking starts) plus your braking distance of 38 metres, giving a typical overall stopping distance of 53 metres (175 feet) in good conditions.

Question 41

What's the typical braking distance at 50 mph?

Answer 41

38 metres You also need to add reaction time to this. The overall stopping distance at 50 mph includes a thinking distance of 15 metres (the reaction time before braking starts) plus your braking distance of 38 metres, giving a typical overall stopping distance of 53 metres (175 feet) in good conditions.

Question 42

What's the typical braking distance at 50 mph?

Answer 42

38 metres You also need to add reaction time to this. The overall stopping distance at 50 mph includes a thinking distance of 15 metres (the reaction time before braking starts) plus your braking distance of 38 metres, giving a typical overall stopping distance of 53 metres (175 feet) in good conditions.