What are some quick memorization tips for Subject 4?

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DeBrandon
07/29/25 10:14pm
Subject 4 shares some similarities with Subject 1, but Subject 4 places more emphasis on practical driving experience. Subject 4 test questions include true/false questions, single-choice questions, and multiple-choice questions. When answering, pay attention to the changes in the boxes: dots indicate single-choice, and boxes indicate multiple-choice. The exam time is sufficient. You can simulate the scenario and think about what you would do.
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