Driving Theory Test - Multiple choice section
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The multiple choice section of the driving theory test has a total of 50 questions. Each question will have a selection of answers. The time allowed to complete this section is 57 minutes. You
must
score at least 43 out of 50 (86%) to pass this part of the test.
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The DSA have recently introduced a case study scenario into the driving theory test. A total of 5 out of the 50 questions will be based on the scenario. These represent real life situations that you may encounter as a driver.
Before the test starts candidates are given full instructions on how the test operates and may opt to try a mini-practice session of questions to become more familiar with the test procedure and layout. Once the practice session has been completed, the real test will begin.
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Once the test starts you will be presented with a question on screen with several answer options from which to choose. To answer, simply touch the button on the screen next to the answer you wish to select.
Please note,
some of the questions may require more than one answer - the text above the question will advise you how many answers to select.
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You're able to move from one question to the next using the on-screen navigation buttons. If you wish to return to a question to change your answer you can do this by navigating to the question using the buttons and then changing your answer. If you don't know the answer, or you're not sure, you may opt to 'flag' the question and review it again at a later time.
At any time during the test you may use the review option. This enables you to check any answers and re-visit flagged or incomplete questions. To end the test you must press the 'End Test' button on screen.
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The test will end automatically if you run out of time.
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Multiple Choice: Hints and tips.
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We hope this helps to make the theory test a bit clearer (and, maybe, a little less daunting!)
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