Sample Snowmobile Safety Test

10 Question Snowmobile Safety Practice Test

Test your snowmobile knowledge with this 10 question snowmobile safety practice test.
You need to answer 8 out of 10 questions correctly to pass!

Question 1 of 10

When starting your snowmobile, which of the following should you do before turning on the engine?

A
Clean the track
B
Release the choke
C
Set the parking brake
D
Take the key out of the ignition

Even more important to food and water, the three necessities to survival are signal, shelter, and which of the following?

A
Fire
B
Comfort
C
Panic
D
Snowmobile

Which of the following safety precautions will help with your security in the case of an accident, mechanical failure, or other emergency on the trail?

A
Always carry overnight camping gear
B
Always ride at a speed under 15mph
C
Always ride with a partner
D
Avoid riding while it is snowing

Which statement is true regarding the sport of snowmobiling?

A
It is a continually growing and popular winter activity
B
It is a winter activity that has declined in popularity
C
It is not an activity for the entire family
D
It is an extremely dangerous activity

What are the three primary necessities for outdoor survival?

A
Earth, fire and water
B
Food, water and knife
C
Fire, shelter and signal
D
Helmet, gloves and boots

What is an advantage of having a riding partner?

A
If you encounter an emergency your partner can get help or transport you to safety
B
Your partner can provide coaching on more advanced snowmobile skills
C
You do not have to obey local regulations or safety procedures if you ride with a partner
D
There is no advantage to having a snowmobile partner

Which of the following is important to consider when preparing for a short snowmobile trip?

A
Short trips are always safer than longer snowmobile trips
B
Weather rarely changes during short trips
C
Helmets are optional on short trips
D
Take the same safety precautions as you would on a longer trip

Which of the following is the best way to familiarize yourself with a new snowmobile?

A
Immediately take it for a ride
B
Review your owner's manual
C
Have someone else ride it for you
D
Check the engine

If you do choose to ride on your own, what precaution should you take before hitting the trail?

A
Make sure you have a valid membership in a local snowmobile club
B
Leave a trip plan with someone, indicating your route and when you will return
C
Get in touch with the local law enforcement agency
D
Only ride alone at the start of the snowmobile season

What are the three important factors in determining the required stopping distance for your snowmobile?

A
Reaction time, speed and terrain
B
Speed, terrain and safety gear
C
Terrain, safety gear and reaction time
D
Reaction time, speed and safety gear