110 As a motorcyclist, what dangers do you notice in the video?
(A) The oncoming motorcycle occupies the oncoming lane and makes a left turn first.
(B) Pedestrians on the roadside are not following the rules and have entered the lane unauthorized.
(C) The oncoming red car turning left does not yield to the straight-going vehicle.

106 As a motorcyclist, what should you do when you see a passenger car putting on its right turn signal and making an illegal lane change? (A) Honk the horn to make it yield. (B) Be alert and increase the safety distance. (C) Cut directly into the right lane and bypass the vehicle in front of you.

107 As a motorcyclist, what should you do when you see a small passenger car approaching from the roadside gas station? (A) Slow down, observe the motion of the vehicle in front of me and be prepared to stop at any time. (B) There is no need to yield； change directly to the inner lane. (C) If you see a vehicle dashing out, honk the horn and there is no need to be prepared to brake.

108 As a motorcyclist, what should you do if you see a motorcycle traveling illegally through the lane whe the traffic light is green? (A) Follow the signal and continue straight ahead. (B) Slow down and be prepared to stop at any time. (C) Just honk the horn； there is no need to pay attention to the motorcyclist's motion.

109 As a motorcyclist, what should you do if you see a passenger car on the left in front of you suddenly slowing down at an intersection when the traffic light is green? (A) Anticipate that there may be vehicles or pedestrians dashing out of the obscured area and be prepared to slow down at any time. (B) Only pay attention to the motion of the vehicles in front of you, not to the motion of the objects on both sides of the road. (C) As long as I am safe, there is no need to pay attention to the reactions of other road users.

111 As a motorcyclist, you want to make a left turn at the intersection shown in the video, while an oncoming car wants to make a right turn into the same lane. Which of the following statements is correct? (A) Vehicles turning right should yield to vehicles turning left； therefore, the oncoming car should stop and let your vehicle go first as per the regulations. (B) Both vehicles can enter the segment simultaneously； your vehicle is making a left turn and enters the inner lane, while the oncoming vehicle is making a right turn and enters the outer lane. (C) Leftturning vehicles should yield to right-turning vehicles； therefore, stopping to let the oncoming vehicle go first is in accordance with regulations.

112As a motorcyclist, what dangers do you notice in the video? (A) The oncoming vehicle turning right did not yield to your vehicle, affecting your safety. (B) The oncoming vehicle is not using its lights according to regulations, affecting your vehicle's safety. (C) Pedestrians on the roadside are crossing the lane without following regulations, affecting your vehicle's safety.

113 As a motorcyclist, based on defensive driving principles, what action should you take at this moment? (A) Sound the horn once to remind the other driver to yield, then slow down and proceed. (B) Turning vehicles should yield to straight-going vehicles； you can slow down and proceed. (C) Slow down and be prepared to stop at any time.

114 As a motorcyclist, what danger are you most likely to encounter when passing through the intersection shown in the video? (A) Poor visibility causes rear-end collisions. (B) The oncoming vehicle is incorrectly using its high beams, causing glare for your vehicle. (C) The oncoming vehicle turning does not yield to the straight-going vehicle.

115 As a motorcyclist, driving through an uncontrolled intersection and seeing multiple cars passing through, which of the following statements is correct? (A) Your lane is marked with "slow" and belongs to a side road, so you should stop and yield. (B) The left-side vehicle should yield to the right-side vehicle, so the red car should yield to your vehicle. (C) The cross street has directional restriction lines and is a main road； therefore, you should stop and yield.

116 As a motorcyclist, what action should you take at this moment? (A) When driving on the outer lane of a roundabout, yield to vehicles in the inner lane. (B) Turning vehicles should yield to straight-going vehicles； therefore, your vehicle can pass first. (C) Vehicles changing lanes should yield to straight-going vehicles； therefore, your vehicle can pass first.