What kind of gloves are required for the Subject 1 exam?
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Subject 1 exam requires disposable gloves. The precautions for the Subject 1 exam are as follows: 1. Confirm the test location in advance: After scheduling the Subject 1 exam, first confirm the test location clearly. Arrive at the test site one hour early on the exam day. 2. Bring necessary documents: Do not lose the exam permit. Candidates must bring a valid ID card for admission to the exam. 3. Confirm candidate information before answering questions: Check if the information on the screen matches your own. Ensure you are facing the camera directly. If the photo is incomplete or not captured, the score will be considered invalid. 4. Pay attention to frequently mistaken questions: Be cautious about questions that are commonly answered incorrectly during practice. Careful reading of the questions is crucial. 5. Maintain a calm mindset: Answer questions patiently, as there is ample time to complete the exam.
Actually, there's no need to prepare gloves for the Subject 1 test at all. The theoretical test is entirely computer-based, and the test center provides disinfected mice and keyboards. Wearing gloves may actually interfere with touchscreen operation. When accompanying a friend to take the test the other day, I noticed many people weren't aware of this. The entire test process takes about half an hour, with relatively low frequency of finger contact with the equipment. If hygiene is a real concern, test centers usually provide hand sanitizer. Remember that the truly essential items for the test are the original ID card and admission ticket. Don't play with your phone while waiting, or you might be penalized for cheating. Gloves can actually come in handy for the Subject 3 road test, especially in winter when the steering wheel is cold - anti-slip gloves do improve handling.
