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MSF Basic Rider Course BOLD Questions with Detailed Verified Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded A+
Quiz: Name 2 primary differences between cars/trucks and
motorcycles.
Ans: Stability, Being Readily Seen, and More Vulnerable
Quiz: What are the problems that these differences cause?
Ans: Less protection & easier for an accident to occur.
Quiz: Part of being responsible means to give a lot of thought to what?
Ans: Thinking before acting, and considering the consequences of actions.
Quiz: What is the primary cause of motorcycle crashes?
Ans: There is rarely a single cause. There is usually an interaction of factors that accumulate, and at some point in time they come together in such a way to produce a crash.
Quiz: How does the Handbook define a "good motorcyclist"?
Ans: To have the desire and motivation to choose to reduce risk while
riding.
Quiz: How does a rider reduce factors that lead to crashes? 1 / 2
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Ans: By applying a STRATEGY. Thinking before acting and considering the
consequences of actions.
Quiz: What does it mean to have a margin of safety?
Ans: 1) Staying within personal skill limits; 2) staying within your motorcycle's limits, especially its tire traction limits; and 3) staying within the available time and space to respond to traffic situations before having to react to an emergency.
Quiz: What is SEE, and what does each letter stand for?
Ans: It is a strategy to use in traffic and to be constantly planning and
implementing a course of action. S=Search, E=Evaluate, E=Execute
Quiz: Name several purposes of protective riding gear.
Ans: Providing comfort, increasing visibility, and offering protection.
Quiz: What's the difference between a full-face and three-quarter-
coverage helmet?
Ans: Full face covers all of the head and face. 3/4 doesn't offer the face and
chin protection of a full-face helmet.
Quiz: Why aren't ordinary glasses or sunglasses sufficient eye
protection?
Ans: They can shatter or fly off, and they allow wind and airborne objects to
reach the eyes.
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