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| The theory
test is divided into two parts, the multiple choice element and the hazard
perception element. You take both parts of the theory test on the same
day. This section gives detail on the mutiple choice element of the theory test ... |
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| The theory
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The multiple choice theory test used to be in the form of an exam paper, but now you enter your answers on a touch-screen computer system. Before starting the multiple choice element of the test you will be allowed fifteen minutes to practice using the equipment. This practice session on the computer explains how you work through the multiple choice test and how you can choose your answers. During this time, staff will be available to help if you have any problems or questions. |
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There are 50 questions in the test and you need to answer 43 correctly to pass. You must answer each question. You are allowed 57 minutes for the test. |
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| Each question in the test has several optional answers, with a box alongside each. All you have to do is touch the box against each correct answer. Some questions ask you to select more than one answer. If you are unsure of the answer to a particular question you can 'flag' it and go back to it when you have finished the other questions. |
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Once you have finished answering the 50 multiple choice questions you will have the option to take a 3 minute break before starting the hazard perception element of the theory test. You cannot leave your desk during this break. |
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| The hazard perception test is explained in more detail in the next section .... |
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