How do i pass my theory test?
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OK being 43 and yes only passing my test when i was 40,i had lessons when there were no books to study and the driving instructor was able to ask you questions. I had my first driving lesson in a ford anglia,your test should be easy read the book relax its not like having a tooth pulled !!.have breakfast dont skip it
nothing like a nervous tum.Arrive in plenty of time ,make sure you have got your paper work with you, they are not OGRES wear comfortable clothes and they will tell you which station to sit at
follow the on screen instructions, do the practice first so you know what is expected, RELAX, thousands of people do this every year,and remember you can do this. Hope this helps . Terry
Erm..you study and then take the test!
you learn the book like everyone else it ain't that hard??
By studying theory, and applying it to the answers you give on the test.
get someone else to pretend to b u, works for me every time !!
keep revising , you could try a practice test cd for the pc , or keep reading the high way code
i used that book with all the questions and answers - can't remember what it's called but I'm sure you have the same one. I would cover the answers with a sheet of paper and test myself until i got them all right (took me a couple of weeks i think), and i passed with flying colours!
get someone elso to sit it for you
Study for it, there are loads of study aids you can get CD ROMS etc. Get your head down and you will be fine. Its all common sense questions anyay
Revise revise revise!
Get the DSA approved theory test books or CD roms from a book shop or borrow from a library. Study them thorougly. Revise the day before the test. Relax .. you will pass
Try the free online tests on this website as well
http://www.theory-tests.co.uk/home/.
First off going here:
http://computers.search.ebay.co.uk/drivi.
Driving theory test CD-ROM's
Read The Highway Code and know it backwards. Read a book on typical theory test questions, and know it backwards.
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