65 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate reaction when a 4206 pedestrian jaywalks?
(A) Slow down, pay attention to the pedestrian, and be prepared to stop at any time.
(B) As the pedestrian fails to cross the road at the pedestrian crossing, I can honk the horn continuously to make him/her give way.
(C) As the pedestrian walks slowly across the road, it is okay to speed up to save time.

61 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate way to ride if a vehicle from the left crosses the direction separation line illegally? (A) As it violates the rules, I should honk the horn continuously to make it make way. (B) Speed down and be prepared to stop at any time. (C) In order to prevent it from violating the rules, I should rush ahead to make it give way to me.

62 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate reaction when the vehicle on the left overtakes me without putting on its turn signal or keeping a safe distance? (A) Pay attention to the road ahead. If I stay in my lane, there is no danger. (B) As the lane is narrow and there are a lot of vehicles, honk the horn continuously to remind others to be more alert. (C) In addition to paying attention to the traffic conditions ahead, I should also pay attention to the rearview mirror at all times and be prepared to slow down.

63As a motorcyclist, if you are traveling through an intersection with traffic coming from the left, which of the following is true? (A) When traveling in heavy traffic, there will be many blind spots, so I should be mindful in case there are vehicles or pedestrians dashing through the gaps in the traffic. (B) When traffic is congested, I should speed up to avoid a traffic jam. (C) As I have the priority of right of way, I can rush ahead and force it to give way.

64 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate reaction if a pedestrian steps out of the heavy traffic? (A) As the pedestrian crosses the direction separation line illegally, I can give a long honk and speed up to pass the pedestrian. (B) Speed down, pay attention to the pedestrian's motion and be prepared to stop at any time. (C) As the pedestrian is busy talking on his/her phone and is not aware of the traffic condition, it is not necessary to give way to him/her.

66As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate reaction if a pedestrian jaywalks after getting off the bus? (A) As the pedestrian fails to cross the road at the pedestrian crossing, I can honk the horn continuously to make him/her give way. (B) As the road is slippery on a rainy day, I should go through quickly in order to avoid slipping and falling caused by emergency braking. (C) As the road is slippery on a rainy day, reduce the speed, pay attention to the pedestrian, and be prepared to stop the vehicle.

67As a motorcyclist, what should you do when encountering a pedestrian crossing an intersection using his/her phone? (A) Take necessary measures, such as slowing down or being prepared to stop. (B) Honk the horn and sound a warning. (C) Brake sharply to frighten the pedestrian using his/her phone.

68As a motorcyclist, what should you do if you encounter a motorcycle that makes an illegal left turn? (A) Take necessary measures, such as slowing down or being prepared to stop. (B) Honk the horn and sound a warning. (C) Brake sharply to frighten the motorcyclist who is violating the rules.

69As a motorcyclist, what should you do if you see a large vehicle in front of you putting on its turn signal while you are riding? (A) Speed up to overtake the vehicle in front of me. (B) Speed down and keep a safe distance from the vehicle. (C) Accelerate sharply to overtake and honk the horn to warn it.

70As a motorcyclist, what should you do if there are vehicles traveling alongside you that are obscuring your view of the road? (A) Pay attention to signals, watch for oncoming traffic in the blind spot, and drive defensively. (B) I have the priority of right of way when the traffic light is green, so I should speed up and pass before the signal changes. (C) Passing directly through the intersection has a low accident risk.

71 As a motorcyclist, what should you keep in mind when you see a large vehicle making a right turn with a left turn signal? (A) The large vehicle is turning right and simply using the wrong turn signal. (B) The large vehicle is turning left, but due to the difference in radius between the inner wheels, it needs to go to the right first. (C) It is not likely that the vehicle puts on the wrong turn signal, I should determine the turning direction of the large vehicle based on the deviation of the vehicle's trajectory.