Tennessee Motorcycle Practice Test 7

This Tennessee Motorcycle Practice Test 7 contains 30 bilingual questions based on the Tennessee Motorcycle Operator Manual. It focuses on advanced traffic-space management, passing and being passed, SEE hazard evaluation, intersection positioning, conspicuity and signaling, mirror calibration, emergency braking, obstacle crossing, and slippery-surface control. There are 5 questions per page, and you must answer at least 24 correctly to pass.

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Passing score

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Topic: Tennessee Motorcycle Knowledge Test
Focus: advanced traffic-space management, passing and being passed, SEE hazard evaluation, intersection positioning, conspicuity and signaling, mirror calibration, emergency braking, obstacle crossing, and slippery-surface control
Passing target: 24 of 30 • Page 1 of 6

Following visibility in mirrors

When following a car, where can a rider often position the motorcycle so the driver ahead can see it in the inside rearview mirror?

AAt the far right edge of the lane

BNear the center portion of the lane

COn the shoulder

DDirectly beside the car

Tailgater space cushion

If a tailgater will not pass, why does the manual suggest slowing slightly and opening more space ahead of your motorcycle?

ATo force the tailgater to stop

BTo make the motorcycle harder to see

CTo reduce fuel use

DTo give both vehicles more reaction space

Position while being passed

A car begins passing your motorcycle from behind. Where does the manual say you should generally remain within your lane?

AIn the center portion of your lane

BAs close as possible to the passing vehicle

COn the shoulder

DAcross the centerline

Extended mirrors on passing vehicles

Why should a rider leave extra room when a vehicle with extended mirrors is passing?

AExtended mirrors make the vehicle stop faster

BThey block the vehicle's brake lights

CThey may project farther than the vehicle body

DThey make the roadway narrower by law

Objects from passing vehicles

What extra hazard does the manual mention when a vehicle passes close to a motorcycle with open windows?

AThe motorcycle's horn stops working

BObjects may be thrown or dropped into the rider's path

CThe road surface becomes automatically slippery

DThe motorcycle must change lanes immediately

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