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Wisconsin DMV quick permit practice test 4

Use this 12-question Wisconsin quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 3: The Basics (4), Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 6: Driving Situations (1), and Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 9: Dangerous Driving Behaviors (1). It opens with: "While waiting to turn left, why should you keep your wheels straight?" Explanations follow every answer.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2

Practice questions

Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered

While waiting to turn left, why should you keep your wheels straight?

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All 12 questions on this test

Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.

  1. Question 1: While waiting to turn left, why should you keep your wheels straight?

    • A. So oncoming drivers can tell that you are turning left
    • B. So a rear-end hit won't push you into oncoming traffic
    • C. So you can accelerate faster once the lane is clear

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 3: The Basics

  2. Question 2: When entering a roundabout, which traffic must you yield to?

    • A. Traffic on your left already in the roundabout
    • B. Traffic on your right that is waiting to enter
    • C. Only emergency vehicles with their sirens on

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 6: Driving Situations

  3. Question 3: You refuse an officer's request for a PAC test. What happens?

    • A. You get a written warning on the first refusal only
    • B. You pay a fine but get to keep your driver license
    • C. You're arrested and lose your privileges for at least a year

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 9: Dangerous Driving Behaviors

  4. Question 4: What does Wisconsin driver education include at a minimum?

    • A. 30 classroom hours, 6 behind-the-wheel hours and 6 observation hours
    • B. 20 classroom hours and 10 behind-the-wheel hours, with no observation
    • C. 40 classroom hours and 2 behind-the-wheel hours, plus 6 observation hours

    Source:Wisconsin DMV: Graduated driver license (GDL) FAQs

  5. Question 5: Which of these is a sign the road may be slippery?

    • A. A dry road on a warm, sunny afternoon
    • B. Pavement when it first starts to rain
    • C. A freshly repaved highway in midsummer

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 7: Driving Conditions

  6. Question 6: May you go over the speed limit to pass another vehicle?

    • A. No, never
    • B. Yes, by up to 10 mph
    • C. Yes, if the pass takes under 10 seconds

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 3: The Basics

  7. Question 7: A vehicle with a reflective orange triangle could be traveling how fast?

    • A. 25 mph or less
    • B. 35 mph or less
    • C. 45 mph or less

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 4: Signs

  8. Question 8: A probationary license holder is convicted a second time. What happens to the points?

    • A. They are doubled
    • B. They are cut in half
    • C. They stay the same as for other drivers

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 11: Your Driving Privilege

  9. Question 9: Unless posted, what is the speed limit in a residential area?

    • A. 30 mph
    • B. 25 mph
    • C. 35 mph

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 3: The Basics

  10. Question 10: You miss your exit. What should you do?

    • A. Go on to the next exit and come back
    • B. Back up slowly along the shoulder
    • C. Stop and wait for a gap, then reverse

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 3: The Basics

  11. Question 11: You have a tire blowout. What should you do?

    • A. Brake hard to stop the car as fast as you can
    • B. Turn sharply onto the shoulder of the road
    • C. Hold the wheel straight and ease off the gas

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 8: Handling Emergencies

  12. Question 12: You had a REAL ID in your previous state. What happens in Wisconsin?

    • A. It transfers automatically along with your license
    • B. You must present all acceptable documents again
    • C. You can keep using it for one year after moving

    Source:Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook, Section 2: Progression of Licenses