119 As a motorcyclist, wanting to overtake the cyclist in front, what is the most appropriate way to do so?
(A) At a curve, you can overtake once the oncoming lane is clear.
(B) You can use the space to the right of the cyclist to overtake.
(C) You may only overtake after reaching the section marked with directional separation lines.

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.

117As a motorcyclist, seeing the vehicle in front slowing down, what action should you take at this moment? (A) Slow down and proceed carefully, wait for the oncoming vehicle to clear, and then overtake from the left lane when safe. (B) Sound the horn once or flash the overtaking lights； after the vehicle in front signals to let you pass, overtake from the right. (C) Slow down, observe the movements of the vehicle in front, and monitor traffic conditions within your line of sight, while being prepared to stop at any time.

118 As a motorcyclist, wanting to continue forward, aside from signaling left, what action should you take? (A) Follow the direction lines and immediately switch to the inner lane to avoid obstructing traffic. (B) Yield to vehicles in the straight-going lane first； after ensuring safety, switch to the inner lane according to regulations. (C) Drive to the end of the lane and then switch to the inner lane to avoid obstructing traffic.

120 As a motorcyclist, which driving behaviors do you see in the video that comply with traffic regulations? (A) The driver of the blue car traveling in the same direction maintains a stable speed. (B) The crossing motorcyclist should slow down when passing through the intersection. (C) The above behaviors do not comply with traffic regulations.

121 As a motorcyclist, what action should you take at this moment? (A) Stop before the stop line, and proceed only after the car in front has cleared the way. (B) Follow the car in front closely to avoid obstructing the traffic behind. (C) You can pass immediately once the barrier rises.

122 As a motorcyclist, how should you use your lights most appropriately when driving through the road section shown in the video? (A) Keep your headlights on. (B) You can either turn your headlights on or off. (C) You only need to turn on the hazard lights.

123As a motorcyclist, can you identify which spaces in the video are safe for you to drive in? (A) Use the motorcycle lane and right shoulder. (B) Use the left-side fast lane and the motorcycle lane. (C) The left fast lane, the motorcycle lane, and the right shoulder.

124 As a motorcyclist, what action should you take at this moment? (A) After yielding to pedestrians, move into the inner fast lane. (B) After yielding to pedestrians, move into the outer fast lane. (C) The pedestrian is moving slowly； you can accelerate and enter the motorcycle lane.

125 As a motorcyclist, what danger are you most likely to encounter at this moment? (A) A pedestrian emerges from the right-side shadow and enters your vehicle's path. (B) A pedestrian is entering your vehicle's path from the blind spot in front of the left side of the vehicle. (C) The vehicle in front to the left suddenly makes a right turn into your vehicle's path.