Wisconsin Permit Test No. 2 - 25 Questions - Free

Wisconsin Permit Test No. 2 - Passing score: 80%

The passing score in Wisconsin is 80 percent.

The real DMV test has 50 questions. This means you must answer at least 40 out of 50 questions correctly to pass the real written knowledge test.

This practice test has 25 questions. Less questions on each practice test will help you focus better and speed up learning.

When practicing, you should aim for a full score on each DMV practice test. This gives you a good margin for errors on the real written knowledge test.

The more practice tests you take, the more you cover of the Wisconsin Motorist's Handbook and the easier the real test will be.

Are the DMV Practice Tests Enough?

What is the secret behind passing the Wisconsin DMV exam? Is it enough to just take the DMV practice tests? How should you study for the knowledge examination?

It is important to remember, that no two people study the exact same way. What works for some, may not work for others. Researchers, however, have shown that there are some general methods that get better results.

Start with the Wisconsin driver's manual

It is a good idea to start by scanning the booklet and understand what you need to learn. Every chapter and every word in that study guide counts. Questions on your final written knowledge examination are drawn from all parts of the manual.

Be sure to read this article where Joni Stark shares some of her Wisconsin DMV best study tips.

Mastering all the state rules and safe driving techniques don't happen overnight - so give yourself time to absorb all the new information.

Found an Error?

Even if all test questions and answers are carefully reviewed and verified against the Wisconsin Motorist's Handbook and State laws, there is always a risk of errors in a test when rules change. Let us know if you find something we have missed in our practice tests and we will correct it!

Report a question in Wisconsin Permit Test No. 2!

Learn More!

There are many articles on driversprep.com that can help you learn more.

A basic rule in education is that the you cannot really learn anything if you just remember isolated facts and try recall them for a test. You need to connect the dots and understand how facts can be used in real life, or in this case, how they will help you on the road.