Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Practice Test 2026: Test d’entraînement 6
Test d’entraînement 6 sur 6 pour l’examen « Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Practice Test » : 20 questions supplémentaires avec réponses et explications.
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Question 1 sur 20
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Réponse: A. Low air pressure, worn tread, cuts and bulges
Tires are your only contact with the road. Check pressure and look for wear and damage.
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Question 2 sur 20
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Réponse: A. About one drink per hour
The body removes alcohol at about one drink per hour. Nothing speeds this up.
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Question 3 sur 20
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Réponse: D. Two quick countersteers: one to go around, one to recover
Press the grip on the side you want to go, then press the other grip to straighten out.
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Question 4 sur 20
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Réponse: B. They don't stop wind from reaching your eyes and may blow off
Glasses won't keep your eyes from watering in the wind, and they can blow off when you turn your head.
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Question 5 sur 20
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Réponse: B. At all times, even when the motorcycle is stopped
Tell your passenger to keep both feet on the footrests, even when stopped, and away from the muffler and chain.
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Question 6 sur 20
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Réponse: B. Painted lines, steel plates and manhole covers, especially when wet
Paint and metal give much less traction than pavement, especially when wet.
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Question 7 sur 20
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Réponse: B. Toward the left side of your lane
Staying left keeps you away from doors opening and people stepping out between cars.
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Question 8 sur 20
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Réponse: C. In curves, in turns, and when entering or leaving a highway
Single file gives each rider room to choose a line in curves and turns.
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Question 9 sur 20
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Réponse: C. Slow down, pick a lane position where the driver can see you, and cover your brakes
Reduce speed, be visible and be ready to stop. Never assume a driver sees you.
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Question 10 sur 20
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Réponse: B. Low and forward, over or in front of the rear axle
Keeping weight low and forward helps handling. Weight high or far back can make the motorcycle unstable.
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Question 11 sur 20
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Réponse: A. Only experienced riders
Extra weight changes how the motorcycle handles, balances, speeds up and slows down.
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Question 12 sur 20
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Réponse: C. Roll it on to keep or slightly increase your speed
Rolling on the throttle steadily keeps the motorcycle stable through the turn.
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Question 13 sur 20
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Réponse: A. Learn where its controls are and ride carefully until you are used to it
Controls and handling differ between motorcycles. Get familiar with them in a safe place first.
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Question 14 sur 20
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Réponse: A. A 12-ounce beer, a 5-ounce glass of wine, and a mixed drink with one shot of liquor
A can of beer, a glass of wine and one shot of liquor each hold about the same amount of alcohol.
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Question 15 sur 20
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Réponse: D. To the right
This is countersteering: press right, lean right, go right.
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Question 16 sur 20
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Réponse: C. Squeeze the clutch lever and pull off the road
Squeezing the clutch disconnects the locked engine from the rear wheel.
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Question 17 sur 20
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Réponse: C. It has a DOT label showing it meets FMVSS 218
Helmets that meet Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 218 carry the DOT symbol from the maker.
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Question 18 sur 20
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Réponse: A. A helmet that is securely fastened
The manual calls a securely fastened helmet the most important factor in surviving a crash.
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Question 19 sur 20
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Réponse: C. A car turning left in front of the motorcycle
Drivers turning left often fail to see an oncoming motorcycle or misjudge its speed.
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Question 20 sur 20
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Réponse: B. Firmly, with your right wrist flat
Starting with your right wrist flat helps keep you from using too much throttle by accident.
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