Tips for Answering Multiple-Choice Questions in the Driving Test

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First, look at the answer options. In multiple-choice questions, the options are often the key to answering. After reviewing the options, approach the question with these answers in mind. Keywords. Generally, statements that are too absolute or lack proper driving etiquette are incorrect. Practice more questions. The multiple-choice questions in Subject 4 include text-based, image-based, and video-based questions. Before the test, you can practice targeted simulation exercises by working through the question bank on your phone. Focus on mistakes. When you encounter incorrect or unfamiliar questions during practice, you can drill them separately to reinforce your memory of these mistakes. Determine right and wrong. Basically, actions you are not allowed to do are correct, letting others go first is correct, and slow actions are correct. Conversely, fast actions are wrong. Read questions carefully. During the test, pay attention to the wording of the questions, as they can often be confusing, misleading, or altered in sequence to misguide you.