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Which animal also carefully crosses over?
A cat A whale A dolphin A shark
What do you wear in the car?
A belt A hat Swimming band A scarf
Which clothes do you see best in the dark?
Light clothes Black clothes Dark clothes Brown clothes
What bell does a bicycle have?
Ringing bell Silent bell Broken bell Yellow bell
What do you check before cycling?
Whether your tyres are hard Whether it rains Or birds singing Whether flowers bloom
What should you wear when you go swimming?
Swimming bands Winter coat Boots Gloves
Where do you play safest?
In the playground On the road In traffic On the pavement
Where do you put your helmet?
On your head Around your arm On your foot Around your belly
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What is the name of the strap under your chin of your helmet?
Chinstrap Headband Neck strap Earband
Why do you wear a light jacket in traffic?
To be seen better To have less hot To cycle faster To be more beautiful
What battery does your bike light need?
A full battery A dead battery A broken battery An old battery
Which colour helmet do you see best?
Bright yellow Dark brown Black Dark green
What light is on the back of your bike?
A red light A white light A yellow light A purple light
Why is a safety vest important?
You are more visible It is beautiful It is warm It goes hard
Where are the reflectors on your bike?
On wheels and pedals Only on the handlebars Only on the saddle Only on the bell
What is the best colour for a safety vest?
Orange Purple Brown Black
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What protection is most important when scooter riding?
A helmet Knee pads only Gloves only No protection needed
How often should you clean your helmet?
Regularly, especially the inside Never Only the outside Only if he smells dirty
Why do you wear a vest while cycling?
To be more visible to cars To stay warm To look professional To protect your clothes
What is the most important thing to remember about cycling safety?
Always wear a helmet and be highly visible Fast cycling only Cycling only during the day Cycling only on the cycle path
How should the chin strap of your bike helmet sit?
Tightly under your chin so that one finger fits between them Very loose so you can talk easily As tight as possible, that doesn't pinch No matter how tight
What protection is best to wear on your knees when skateboarding?
Knee pads Thick socks Long trousers Nothing special
What protection helps keep your feet warm and dry while cycling?
Waterproof shoes or overshoes Sandals Barefoot Slippers
What protection is important for your eyes when cycling in the sun?
Sunglasses A cap A scarf Nothing special
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Why do some helmets have a flap at the front?
To keep sun and rain out of your eyes For extra protection in case of falls To look cooler For better aerodynamics
Why are helmet chin straps usually yellow or red?
For extra visibility in traffic Because those are the strongest colours Because children like those colours Because those colours are the cheapest
Which part of your head is most vulnerable in a fall?
Your sleep Your crown Your ears Your nose
What is an 'in-mold' construction in helmets?
Exterior and interior are made in one go The helmet is pressed into a special mould The helmet grows with your head The helmet is made by hand
What is the maximum allowable temperature at which you can store a helmet?
60 degrees Celsius 100 degrees Celsius 20 degrees Celsius 80 degrees Celsius
Which part of a modern bicycle helmet provides the fit?
The adjustable ring at the back The chinstraps The vents The Styrofoam
What is the main reason for putting reflective strips on your helmet?
To be better seen by motorists To make your helmet more beautiful To make the helmet stronger To avoid scratches
How many different sizes of bicycle helmets are there usually?
About 6 to 8 sizes Small, medium and large only More than 20 different sizes All helmets are 'one size fits all'
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How much impact energy can a good helmet absorb?
Up to 90% of impact About 50% Maximum 30% 100% of all impacts
How many vents does an average bicycle helmet have?
10-25 5-8 30-40 2-5
Where do you measure your head circumference for a helmet?
Just above the ears and eyebrows At the hairline At the crown of the head Under the chin
What is the biggest difference between children's and adult helmets?
Children's helmets have more occipital protection Children's helmets are always brighter coloured Children's helmets have no ventilation There is no difference except size
What percentage of all head injuries to cyclists can be prevented by wearing a helmet?
60-85% 30-45% 15-25% 90-100%
On average, how long does it take to adjust a helmet properly?
5-10 minutes 30 seconds 20-30 minutes 2 minutes
Which factor is NOT important when choosing a helmet?
The brand of your bike The fit The type of cycling you do The safety certification
What does 'dual-density foam' mean in a helmet?
Two layers of foam with different densities Extra-thick foam layer Foam that changes colour Double-sided foam
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Which part of the helmet ensures the right fit?
The dial system The ventilation gate The outer shell The chinstrap
What situation requires helmet replacement?
All situations mentioned Only visible cracks Only after a hard fall Only in case of tyre failure
What information should ALWAYS be on a helmet?
Production date and CE marking Just the brand sticker Only the size Colour code only
At what temperature can a bicycle helmet be damaged?
Above 60°C Above 30°C Above 100°C Above 40°C
What is the difference between a men's and women's helmet?
Fit adapted to different head shapes Women's helmets are lighter Men's helmets have more ventilation Only difference in colour
Which of these protective devices is REQUIRED for moped riders?
Helmet Reflective vest Knee pads Gloves
What type of head injury is most common among cyclists without helmets?
Skull fracture Brain contusion Neck injury Jaw fracture
What material is NOT used in modern bicycle helmets for shock absorption?
Cork EPS foam EPP foam MIPS technology
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What technology is used in the latest generation of racing helmets against brain injury?
WaveCel technology AirFlow system CoolMax lining LED lighting
How much impact energy can a properly functioning bicycle helmet absorb?
Up to 85% of impact energy Up to 50% of impact energy Up to 95% of impact energy Up to 25% of impact energy
What shape is the ideal ventilation opening in a motorbike helmet?
Slotted with adjustable valves Large round holes Square openings Triangular holes
At what temperature is a bicycle helmet tested for impact resistance according to the European standard?
-10°C and +50°C 0°C and +40°C -5°C and +35°C +5°C and +45°C
What does the abbreviation MIPS mean in cycling helmets?
Multi-directional Impact Protection System Maximum Impact Prevention Shield Motorbike Integrated Protection System Motion Impact Prevention Structure
What is the minimum thickness of retroreflective strips on workwear?
50 mm 25 mm 75 mm 100 mm
What is the biggest advantage of a modular (flip-up) motorbike helmet?
Ease of refuelling stops and communication Better ventilation Lower price Lighter weight
What is the advantage of double chinstrap buckle over single buckle?
Better distribution of forces Quicker to put on and take off Cheaper to produce Lighter weight
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