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A. A stop sign. B. A speed limit sign. C. A do not enter sign. D. A yield sign.
Your real DMV driver license exam has 25 questions. You must answer 20 questions correctly - a passing score of 80 percent or more.
Read the following article to learn about passing scores in other states: Permit and License Passing Scores in United States.
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Regardless of the official passing score in your state, you should always aim for a full score on each practice test. If you get a question wrong, make sure you understand why. Read up on the facts in the driver handbook. Remember, everything in the driver handbook is there for a reason.
It is extremely important that you know how to use your headlights. You must know when headlights are required and when you should turn on high beams or dim your lights to low beam. Make sure you truly understand why low beams must be used in certain situations. Questions about headlights are very common on DMV tests.
Your state’s driver handbook or driver manual probably has a chapter that emphasizes the importance of safely sharing the road with motorcyclists. Pay special attention to this chapter. It is very likely that one of the questions on your DMV test is drawn from this chapter.
You are likely to see at least one of two types of questions about car accidents on your DMV test. One type deals with what you can do to prevent accidents, the other what you should do after an accident. Both are equally important parts of your state’s official DMV exam and to help you stay safe on the road!
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