85 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate action to take when you see a vehicle starting on the roadside?
(A) The vehicle may make an illegal U-turn, so I should slow down and be prepared to stop at any time.
(B) The vehicle will enter the outside lane after starting, so it has nothing to do with me, and I should keep going.
(C) The vehicle should change lanes in order to give way to me, therefore, I should keep going.

81 As a motorcyclist, what is the most likely danger you might encounter? (A) An oncoming vehicle intrudes into our lane. (B) A motorcycle behind fails to keep a safe distance and causes a collision. (C) The slippery road surface markings lead to the loss of control of vehicles.

82 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate action to take when there is a vehicle in front of you that is likely to be backing up? (A) Honk the horn three times to alert the roadside vehicles and then slow down to pass. (B) Reduce speed and pay attention to the roadside vehicles, so as to be ready to stop at any time. (C) Stop and tap on the vehicle to warn it that it is intruding on our traveling route.

83As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate action to take when there is a large truck in front of you in the same lane slowing down under poor visibility conditions? (A) Check the right mirror to make sure there is no oncoming traffic and pass on the right side of the vehicle in front of me. (B) Reduce speed, observe the motion of the vehicle in front of me and be prepared to stop at any time. (C) Cross the lane line to overtake after putting on the left turn signal.

84 As a motorcyclist approaching an intersection, if you see a heavy truck on the side of the road trying to make a right turn and possibly invading our lane, what is the appropriate action to take? (A) Slow down, put on the right turn signal and change lanes to travel on the shoulder. (B) Reduce speed, observe the motion of the heavy truck and be prepared to stop at any time. (C) Honk the horn three times to alert the truck and slow down.

86As a motorcyclist, if you are traveling in the inner lane and there is a vehicle in front of you that is about to make a left turn, what shouldn't you do? (A) Change directly to the outside lane and accelerate to bypass the truck in front of me. (B) Slow down and pause until the vehicle in front of you completes its left turn, then continue on. (C) Put on the right turn signal and give way to the straight traffic, then change to the outside lane.

87As a motorcyclist, if you want to make a right turn at the same time as a heavy truck, what is the best action to take? (A) The heavy truck takes longer to start, so I should seize the opportunity to accelerate and make a right turn. (B) Do not go side by side with the heavy truck, stop and let the heavy truck go first. (C) If the heavy truck is traveling in a different lane from me, we can turn right together.

88As a motorcyclist, what is dangerous in the video? (A) The heavy truck makes a right turn, which could lead us into the dangerous area caused by the difference in radius between the inner wheels. (B) The signal pole protrudes out of the lane and blocks traffic. (C) The containers loaded on the container truck extend beyond the body of the truck, which affects safety when traveling.

89As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate action to take when you see a vehicle approaching at night? (A) Honk the horn to remind the car driver to turn off his/her high beams. (B) Keep right, slow down and be prepared to stop at any time. (C) Turn on the high beams to increase visibility and slow down.

90As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate action to take? (A) Honk the horn once to alert the cyclist that there is an oncoming vehicle behind him/her, while reducing speed. (B) Honk the horn for 1 second to alert the cyclist that I am about to overtake. (C) Honk the horn three times to alert the cyclist that there is an oncoming vehicle behind him/her, while reducing speed.

91 As a motorcyclist, what is the appropriate action to take? (A) Slow down, pay attention to the motion of the cyclist, and take necessary safety measures at any time. (B) Honk the horn twice to alert the cyclist that I am about to overtake, and then speed up. (C) Quickly switch to high beams once and switch back to remind oncoming traffic to turn on their headlights.