Wisconsin ATV Practice Exam

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When riding an ATV, what is the primary purpose of using hand signals?

  1. To entertain

  2. To indicate direction changes or stops

  3. To coordinate music

  4. To exercise the arms

The correct answer is: To entertain

Using hand signals while riding an ATV serves a practical purpose, such as indicating direction changes or stops. It is not meant for entertainment. Additionally, coordinating music and exercising the arms are not the primary purposes of using hand signals while operating an ATV. Therefore, option A is incorrect as the primary purpose is to communicate important information and not for mere entertainment.

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