California driver's license written exam?

Question

are the questions almost the same as you could found in sample tests?

Answer 1

Yes, the questions are very similar, you just don't know which ones will be on the test. Just make sure that you read the question thoroughly because they can change one word on you and what you are positive the answer might be is often wrong because of that. Good luck.

Answer 2

The questions are pretty close; I think some of them show up on the tests. I found it best to go through and answer the easiest ones, and then go back and answer the trickier ones. I just took the test about a month ago, and it wasn't difficult.
The question I missed, that the DMV worker says most people do, asked me to identify the triangular symbols sometimes displayed on the back of vehicles. (It looked somewhat like a recycling symbol). Apparently, it is to mark slow-moving vehicles, like tractors.
If you study the handbook, you'll be fine. Most of the questions are common sense.
There are only four versions of the DMV test in California. The sample tests should help you. Good luck and I hope this helps!

Answer 3

you nonetheless might want to take the written exam. Heck, when we moved all the way down to California for decades we had to take the written exam even inspite of the actuality that we bot have had a drivers license for over 30 years. if you're making an appointment you are able to take the written and making use of checks an same day.

Answer 4

The sample tests are generally created from actual test questions. If you have studied the guide completely, you should not have any problems passing the written examination.

Answer 5

They're very similar. When I was studying for my license, my classroom instructor had us do sample tests several times and it prepared me very, very well for the actual written exam.