Does one mistake in the simulated lighting test during Subject 3 result in failure?

[Floyd]

During the Subject 3 examination, making even one mistake in the simulated lighting test will result in failure. Additional details are as follows: Deduction of 100 points: Failing to correctly turn on the lights, deduction of 100 points; Using high beams when following another vehicle closely in the same direction, deduction of 100 points; Not alternating between high and low beams when passing through sharp curves, slopes, arched bridges, crosswalks, or intersections without traffic signals, deduction of 100 points; Not using low beams as required when meeting another vehicle, deduction of 100 points; Using high beams when passing through an intersection, deduction of 100 points; Not alternating between high and low beams to alert the vehicle being overtaken during overtaking, deduction of 100 points; Using high beams when driving on well-lit roads with streetlights, deduction of 100 points; Not turning off headlights or not turning on parking lights when temporarily parked by the roadside, deduction of 100 points; Not using high beams when entering roads with no or poor lighting, deduction of 100 points.