Basic Theory Test For The Bicycle Quiz
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One of the environmentally friendly ways for you to move from place to place is cycling. Most countries that are going green have embraced this and have cycling paths. The quiz below is on the basic theory test in preparation for the bicycle quiz that is coming up. Give it a try!
- 1.When approaching this lane marking, what should you do?
- A.
Proceed onto the joining cycle lane.
- B.
Dismount, and push your bicycle.
- C.
Ring your bell as you proceed.
- D.
Slow down, and look both ways, giving way to any other cyclists.
- E.
Slow down, and proceed with caution, as other cyclists will give way to you.
- 2.You are to turn right at this crossing. After turning right, which lane should you be in?
- A.
Left
- B.
Right
- 3.What does this sign indicate?
- A.
Shared Cycle and Pedestrian Lane (without line divider)
- B.
Separate Cycle and Pedestrian Lane (with line divider)
- 4.When riding at night, front and rear lights are legally required (not flashing, but steady/static). What else is recommended? (MARK TWO ANSWERS)
- A.
Bell
- B.
High Visibility Jacket
- C.
Reflectors
- D.
Cyclecomputer
- E.
Mobile Telephone
- 5.Wearing a helmet can prevent?
- A.
Serious Head Injury
- B.
Sunburn to a bald head
- C.
Sun Dazzle
- D.
Dignity Injury
- 6.When cycling long-distance, or, out of town - you should have drinking water, a fully charged mobile phone, and a map in your possession. What else may help?
- A.
An MP3 Player
- B.
A tent
- C.
Car Breakdown Cover
- D.
To tell somebody your route and destination
- 7.When cycling on a footpath in a parkway, a cyclist should give way to pedestrians.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.What does this marking mean?
- A.
The pathway is shared - cyclists and pedestrians, but with no dividing line.
- B.
The cyclist may jump upwards off the bicycle beyond this point.
- C.
Pedestrians have priority.
- D.
Cyclists have priority.
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