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driving theory test - mock

Mint Sauce · 2008-02-02 16:13:40

does any one know if its possible to get a mock test or question samples on line, have tried looking at the dtts website but cant see anything relavent on there

02-02-2008 4:13pm

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Mint Sauce

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does any one know if its possible to get a mock test or question samples on line, have tried looking at the dtts website but cant see anything relavent on there

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#2 02-02-2008 5:45pm

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The book has all the questions in it or you can get the CD which has all the questions on it and you can do practice tests on it.

Both are available nationwide in all good bookshops

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#3 09-02-2008 2:04am

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Let me echo this question, my test is on Monday. and yes I already have the book :rolleyes: I just want to practice the test.

EDIT: I found one http://www.soyouwanttodrive.com/link.php?id=81

But the question are so ridiculously easy, I can't imagine the real thing being so braindead.

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#4 10-02-2008 10:44am

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http://www.irishmotoring.ie/theorytests.php

good luck

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#5 10-02-2008 10:45am

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Sorry to bust in but can anyone tell me how to start a thread??

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#6 10-02-2008 10:55am

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click on new thread on top left of page

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#7 10-02-2008 11:35am

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ShaneU wrote: »

But the question are so ridiculously easy, I can't imagine the real thing being so braindead.

The real thing is actually that braindead.

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