Theory Test!

RedDeadMarshal

Hello, I've been studying for my theory test and so far I only make 2-3 mistakes. l haven't covered the cars section yet only the "All vehicles section" which is the longest one with all the signs, safety precautions etc. So obviously I will finish reading the section about cars, light vans, tractors etc for a category B licence but what I'm asking is would I be ready to go into the exam even though I make the occasional mistake in the practice test on the CD? I've been studying it since last week but abandoned it for a few days due to school work, but even at that I still pass my test with a few mistakes. If i book it for next week, and just go over the material i'm I sorted for passing the Theory test for category B?

Alanstrainor

Yes is what I'd say. And you study better the closer it gets to exam time. Go for it.

RedDeadMarshal

Alanstrainor wrote: »

Yes is what I'd say. And you study better the closer it gets to exam time. Go for it.

Yes the extra pressure when you know the exam date is coming up always makes you work harder.

VonVix

That's how many mistakes I was making when I decided to book my theory test. Passed the first time. Keep studying and make notes of the questions you tend to get wrong.

JamieOS

I passed 13 times in a row on the mock test on my computer while making a few mistakes in each test, so I booked it. Passed it first time. My advice is to take your time. I was flying through tests in like 15 minutes at home, but I really sat down to read every question and have the computer read it to me too. I double checked every answer before moving to the next. Not just taking a look at it and going "grand", but really going over the whole question again. It was probably a bit excessive, but from flying tests at home, I picked wrong answers to questions I knew the answers of.

RedDeadMarshal

JamieOS wrote: »

I passed 13 times in a row on the mock test on my computer while making a few mistakes in each test, so I booked it. Passed it first time. My advice is to take your time. I was flying through tests in like 15 minutes at home, but I really sat down to read every question and have the computer read it to me too. I double checked every answer before moving to the next. Not just taking a look at it and going "grand", but really going over the whole question again. It was probably a bit excessive, but from flying tests at home, I picked wrong answers to questions I knew the answers of.

Yeah same with me I get the mock test done in under 10 minutes. Now i'm really gonna put my head down to it since I just booked it for the 16th of December.

Precious flower

Do the practice tests on the CD, that really helped me. I did a couple hours everyday for a week and the test was a breeze, got all the questions correct. It's a much easier way than reading from a book, you'll memorize it better.:)