1. You should always watch your speed where other motor vehicles are present and may cross your path.

True
False

2. Over-riding your headlights is:

a. Using your headlights too much
b. Riding with the brights on
c. Dimming your lights as a courtesy to oncoming riders or drivers
d. Riding faster than your headlights can illuminate in front of you and not allowing you adequate reaction time
e. All of the above

3. The 3-second Rule is:

a. The time it takes a snowmachine to go from 0 to 60 mph
b. The normal reaction time to a situation
c. Once a snowmachine passes an object, you should count no less than 3 seconds before passing the same object to judge if you’re following too closely
d. The length of time it takes you to bring your snowmachine to a stop
e. b and c

4. The best policy in crossing lakes and rivers is to avoid them if possible since you can't be certain of the ice thickness without drilling

True
False

5. If you have to travel on ice, keep your speed:

a. As high as possible
b. As low as possible
c. Constant while on the ice
d. Full Throttle

6. Never travel above your riding partner while on a slope as this could cause an avalanche onto the partner below.

True
False

7. Careless snowmachine operation comes in many forms including:

a. Passing on corners or blind hills
b. Riding in prohibited areas
c. Speeding
d. Over-riding headlights
e. All of the above

8. The Arctic terrain is generally flat but still contains many:

a. Lakes
b. Rivers
c. Streams
d. Small cities
e. a, b and c