From chapters 1, 5 and 6 of the Iowa Motorcycle Operator's Manual

Iowa Motorcycle Permit and Skills Test Practice Test

The instruction permit, who can supervise you, and the riding test.

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Motorcycle Instruction Permit
A permit rider aged 14 through 17 may also ride with another licensed adult who is at least 25, holds a motorcycle endorsement and has the parent's or guardian's written permission to accompany the rider. p. 1
Motorcycle Instruction Permit
You get an Iowa motorcycle instruction permit by passing the written knowledge exam; the permit lasts no more than four years and can't be renewed. p. 1
Motorcycle Instruction Permit
The person supervising an Iowa motorcycle permit rider must stay within sight and hearing distance and ride on or in a different motor vehicle. p. 1
Iowa Motorcycle Skill Test
To take Iowa's motorcycle skills test you must wear a helmet, long pants and sturdy shoes; full-fingered gloves and a long-sleeve shirt are recommended but not required. p. 43
Description of the skills maneuvers
Each Iowa skills test exercise checks one skill: the sharp left turn checks staying in a set path, the normal stop checks stopping in a set spot without getting in traffic's way, the right U-turn checks using several controls together, and the cone weave checks clutch and throttle coordination. p. 43
Iowa Motorcycle Skill Test
Before Iowa's skills test, practice its maneuvers, consider watching the testing on an earlier day, and review the manual on rider position, braking, turning, quick stops and swerving. p. 43

Practice material, not the official test: check every answer in your state's current handbook. Disclaimer