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 \nc) sit upright  \n2) Failure to cancel a turn signal is most likely to:  \na) keep others from seeing your break light  \nb) cause others to follow too closely  \nc) cause other drivers to pull into your path  \n3) All of the following apply to carrying passengers safely except:  \na) avoid any unnecessary motion or talk  \nb) instruct passengers to get on the motorcycle after the engine has started  \nc) operated at a somewhat higher speed to adjust for the added weight of the passenger  \n4) On a wet road, generally the most slippery part of the lane is:  \na) the center of the lane  \nb) the right wheel track  \nc) the left wheel track  \n5) When the motorcycle is stopped, a passenger should:  \na) place both feet on the ground  \nb) place the same foot on the ground that the operator does  \nc) keep both feet on the footpegs  \n6) When riding in unfamiliar cycle, you should:  \na) keep to the right side of the lane  \nb) allow extra stopping distance  \nc) keep to the left side of the lane  \n7) When motorcyclists ride in groups, the pace should be set by:  \na) the group leader  \nb) other vehicles  \nc) the tailender  \n8) Unless otherwise directed by signs or pavement marking:  \na) park parallel to the curb  \nb) park on a sidewalk when space permits  \nc) you must angle the motorcycle out from the curb  \n9) You are being passed by a car on a two-lane road, you should move torward:  \na) the far right part of your lane  \nb) the center part of your lane  \nc) the far left of your lane  \n10) When riding over loose gravel or sand on the road, you should:  \na) downshift for more power  \nb) avoid sudden or quick movement  \nc) slow down by using the rear brake only  \n11) Convex mirrors make vehicles look:  \na) closer than they are  \nb) farther away than they are  \nc) the distance they really are  \n12) When riding in a staggered formation, you should change into a single line when:  \na) turning corners  \nb) traffic is heavy  \nc) stopping at an intersection  \n13) All of the following can best allow you to ride safely over most obstacles you would find on the highway except:  \na) holding onto the grips tightly  \nb) rising slightly on the footpegs  \nc) shifting your weight as far back as you can  \n14) When crossing a bridge with a metal grating, you should:  \na) ride straight across  \nb) weave back and forth across it  \nc) walk the cycle across it  \n15) To avoid panic stops or sudden swerves you should do all of the following except:  \na) look over or through the car in front of you for cars turning ahead  \nb) change lanes frequently to see ahead  \nc) check the roadside for cars leaving the curb  \n16) A passenger should sit behind the operator:  \na) as far away as possible  \nb) as close as possible  \nc) wherever the passenger feels comfortable  \n17) When riding in traffic at night, one way to locate bumps in the road is to:  \na) put your headlights on high beam  \nb) watch the taillights of the car ahead  \nc) 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