Is it hard to pass the theory test

[waqz123]

Hello I am booking my theory test in a couple of weeks and what type of questions appear on the actual test can someone please tell me

[rudds1]

You can buy a book I belive or any good driving instructer should be and to help you out

[Bodie]

Simply Google 'car theory test practice'

 

Loads will come up. I'm not going to copy and paste every link for you or you will want me to take the bloody test for you

[ECCOnoob]

The fact that you are even asking such questions screams to me that you have not studied at all towards completing such test.

 

IMO, I would forget booking it in a few weeks and wait until you have actually researched what the test is, done some practice test and revised.

[altus]

The fact that you are even asking such questions screams to me that you have not studied at all towards completing such test.

 

IMO, I would forget booking it in a few weeks and wait until you have actually researched what the test is, done some practice test and revised.

 

This. The only thing you're going to achieve by booking the test before you're ready is the loss of the test fee because you'll have to resit it.

[Mr Miyagi]

This. The only thing you're going to achieve by booking the test before you're ready is the loss of the test fee because you'll have to resit it.

 

Agreed. Do some research then book. The theory is very easy but you do need to study for it like any test.

[runningman1]

A couple of weeks is more than enough time to study for this multiple choice test, assuming that the OP is of normal cognitive function.

 

You can do practice tests online for free.

[Tim1]

I did one of the mock ones online. It was common sense. I got one wrong because it was a question that was a back to front question. In other words read the questions a couple of times first.

[alchresearch]

Free online test here:

 

http://toptests.co.uk/mock-theory-test-1/

[DT Ralge]

Your instructor (?) should be able to talk you through what is involved in the test I.e.:

- multiple-choice theory questions

- hazard perception video clips

You need practice on and knowledge of both before having any chance of passing, I reckon.

If you want to do it properly, read and absorb the Highway Code and "Driving: the essential skills" - this is a lead balloon for many but why short change yourself in not fully knowing what you should be doing with, potentially, a lethal weapon?

Oh well, I'll carry on whistling into the wind ...