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Cd/ book

timmywex · 2007-10-28 14:34:08

ok, so will be doing the theory test soon and wondering s it better to get the cd or book?? does the cd just have like practice tests on it or what? thanks.....

28-10-2007 2:34pm

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timmywex

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ok, so will be doing the theory test soon and wondering s it better to get the cd or book?? does the cd just have like practice tests on it or what?

thanks.....

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#2 28-10-2007 3:38pm

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CD is better imo, it has every question that can be asked and you can do sample tests which are randomly asked. In the book there are seperate sections, and each section has related questions (eg one section on road signs). Might be good to get you started, but the CD is better for trying to do the test itself.

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#3 28-10-2007 5:06pm

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Yea cd definatly only studied 2 days with it and passed first time

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