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Originally Posted by Michael G.
Isn't the object of the test to pass ?
What you have in your head isn't what's in the book, so in real life,
using what's in your head you have a good chance of failing a test.
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No, the object of the test is to determine whether what you have in your head and what you will use while driving is correct. If you have a good chance of failing the test based on what is in your head then you have a good chance of violating a traffic law and possibly being in an accident. If you don't pass the test then it is an indication that you need to change what you have in your head before being issued a license.
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