i have the book and i am now studying i just wanna be sure i get it right and dont fail!!!!|||study the book and you won't. there are like 6 different versions|||I have tried to find the answers elsewhere before to no avail. For me, I just had to study the handbook. When I finally passed the written test, the only thing I did different than the other times when I failed was cram while at the DMV in line to take the test.
There's a big problem with ambiguous questions, so you are likely to get one or two wrong.
Three things you can do to better retain info when studying are: 1. read aloud (to yourself, or someone else, it does not matter). 2. have someone else read aloud to you. 3. write down notes about what you are reading, particularly things you have a problem remembering or understanding.
One of these things will help you. Everyone learns differently, so just find the way that works best for you, and do that.
Good luck on the test!|||The two (three now lol) above me are correct - But as an added FYI, they have several versions of the test. So even if someone gave you the answers and you memorized them, there is a high probability that you would not get the same test and you would end up failing because you memorized the wrong answers. They do this exactly because people like you try to cheat.|||Just dress strangely have an accent and say your a foreign exchange student that needs a translator with you when you take the test. If they buy it :) make sure its someone who has already taken it and knows the answers. Either that or just read the book its only like what 20 questions?|||As the famous response back in the 60s went, "It's in the book".|||all the answers are right in it/cant miss
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