Are there many people who score 100 points in the Subject 1 test?
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Scoring 100 points in the Subject 1 test is rare, as it's quite difficult to answer all 100 questions correctly. Three sets of numbers to remember: Remember the three sets of numbers "261", "145", and "520": visibility of 200 meters, speed limit of 60 km/h, and distance of 100 meters; visibility of 100 meters, speed limit of 40 km/h, and distance of 50 meters; visibility of 50 meters, speed limit of 20 km/h, and exiting the highway as soon as possible. Right-of-way principles: Turning vehicles yield to straight-moving vehicles; at intersections without traffic signals, yield to vehicles coming from the right; right-turning vehicles yield to left-turning vehicles.
As a driving school instructor, I've seen too many students take the Subject 1 test. Honestly, there aren't many who can score 100 points—one or two out of ten is already pretty good. In the recent batch of students I coached, only 3 out of 40 got full marks. The content tested in Subject 1 is too varied, with thousands of questions randomly selected from the question bank, and it's easy to make mistakes if you're not careful. Especially those traffic sign questions—similar patterns can easily be confused, and even the smartest people can slip up. Then there are the trick questions hidden in the test, where the wrong choice in the question is actually correct, and if you don't read carefully, you'll stumble. Actually, a score of 90 is enough to pass, so there's no need to chase full marks—the key is to thoroughly understand the rules.
