Free Driver License Examiner Practice Test 2026

The correct answer is A.

Since you are allowed a calculator, getting the correct answer is as simple as punching in the numbers and letting it do the calculation for you. But a simple way to solve this question is to add the two numbers on the right, and then the two on the left, and then add the two sums.

It is possible to make it easier by also adding the ones, tens, and hundreds digits of these numbers separately.

693+174=700+160+7=867

452+644=1,000+90+6=1,096

867+1,096=1,000+800+150+13=1,963

The correct answer is C.

If a customer purchased 14 apples, the amount of the merchant's apples that were not purchased in the transaction is equal to the original amount minus 14.

To solve this problem without a calculator, use the same strategy from the previous question by subtracting ones and tens seperately.

60-14=60-10-4=50-4=46

The correct answer is A.

To solve, type 2966X0.3 into your calculator- this is the same as 30% of 2966. This will give you 889.8, which is answer A.

The correct answer is D.

First, we can see that the question is about last names- so we only focus on those.

Daniels, Woolworth, Smith, Robinson.

Then, we file these names according to alphabetical order.

Daniels, Robinson, Smith, Woolworth.

And now, we can see that the second name is Robinson- which is why the correct answer is D.

The correct answer is A.

First, we can see that the question is about last names- so we only focus on those.

Jackson, Garrison, Oliviera, Houston

Then, we file these names according to alphabetical order.

Garrison, Houston, Jackson, Oliviera

And now, we can see that the third name is Jackson- which is why the correct answer is A.

The correct answer is C.

First, we can see that the question is about last names- so we only focus on those.

Abrams, Abramovich, Abernathy, Bell

Then, we file these names according to alphabetical order. Remember that if names share a letter, you should move on to the next letter until one of them has a letter that comes before the other name's letter in the same position. So, Abramovich comes before Abrams since O comes before S and both start with Abra-.

Abernathy, Abramovich, Abrams, Bell.

And now, we can see that the first name is Abernathy- which is why the correct answer is C.

This response is correct.

section 5 of the excerpt states that failure to meet the requirements means the test is over, and the applicant had failed. Since this applicant had made several mistakes (not signalling, not checking the mirrors), the test must be stopped.

This response is incorrect.

section 5 of the excerpt states that failure to meet the requirements means failing the test, and section 6 states the examiner must inform the applicant. Since this applicant had made several mistakes (not signalling, not checking the mirrors), the applicant must be notified that they had failed and the exam must be stopped. Since this response does not stop the exam, it is incorrect.

This response is indeterminably correct/incorrect.

section 4 of the excerpt states that the headlights must be turned on/off appropriately. Since we do not know the state of the headlights at any moment of the exam, we cannot say if there is a need to give any warnings.

This response is incorrect.

section 3 of the excerpt states that when parking parallel, the right-side wheels should be at most 15 cm away from the right-side curb. Since in this case they are 10 cm away, the applicant is within the correct range and made no mistake in this regard.

In addition, the except states nothing about giving a strong warning in this case- read as written, it states that if the applicant makes such a mistake the test is over and they have failed.

The grammatically incorrect answer is D.
When you have three or more objects, the word "among" should be used. "Between" should only be used when referring to two objects; for example, "He walked between the house and the shed."

Answer A is correct because in words that are single syllable, such as good, you cannot add ‘er’ to make it comparative. Therefore you should use a different word- in this case, better is a correct alternative.

Answer B is incorrect because walking and biking are present particles and are the appropriate words for the sentence. It would be in correct to say from 'walk to bike', the correct phrase is from 'walking to biking.'

Answer C is incorrect because you are comparing two things, so you need to list both things that are being compared, walking than biking.

The correct answer is C.
Prosperity means the state of being successful, especially economically. "Affluence" is similar in meaning and is therefore the correct answer.