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1. How would you classify your driving experience?
- Answer: I am a novice driver.
2. What is the function of a pop-up question?
- Answer: Its purpose is to help you prepare for assessments and track your understanding of various
topics.
3. What are open-ended questions?
- Answer: These are questions that allow you to write your own responses and then compare your
answers with those of others.
4. What is a sorting game, such as "Facts of a Feather"?
- Answer: This type of game has been described by previous students as helpful in preparing for the
final exam.
5. What can you tell me about fill-in-the-blank questions?
- Answer: These are typically main point questions; if they are not main point questions, they often
require must-be-true answers, with the blank located at the end of a given argument.
6. What are re-ordered lists in an assessment?
- Answer: These questions require you to drag and rearrange the answers to meet the criteria of the
question, such as arranging them in chronological order or by significance.
7. What can you say about clickable image questions?
- Answer: These questions involve a picture, and you will respond by clicking the relevant choices
within that image.
8. What kind of questions can your driving plan address?
, - Answer: It can answer questions like: When will you drive? Where will you drive? Who will
accompany you during driving?
9. Is driving considered a right or a privilege?
- Answer: Driving is a privilege, not a right.
10. What information does Texas require when you apply for your driver license?
- Answer: You will need to provide details including your full name, residential and mailing addresses,
date and place of birth, thumbprints, and your Social Security card.
11. What documents should you bring if you don’t have a Texas ID?
- Answer: You should bring an original or certified birth certificate, school records (like an ID or report
card), and immunization records.
12. Who is allowed to sign your application for a learner's permit?
- Answer: An employer or a county judge can sign the application.
13. Who must complete an approved driver education course to get a driver’s license?
- Answer: Any individual who is under the age of 25 is required to pass this course.
14. What is the application fee for a learner's license?
- Answer: The fee is $16 at the time of application.
15. What is the expiration period for a driver’s license?
- Answer: The driver’s license is valid for 6 years.
16. When can you renew your driver's license?
- Answer: You can renew your license up to one year before the expiration date and up to two years
after the expiration date.
,17. What are the methods for renewing your driver’s license?
- Answer: You can renew your license online, by mail, via phone, or in person.
18. What happens if you miss the renewal deadline?
- Answer: You will have to restart the application process to obtain a new driver’s license.
19. What are the requirements for non-residents to drive in Texas?
- Answer: Non-residents must be at least 16 years old, and those wishing to drive commercial vehicles
must be 18 years old and hold a commercial driver license in their home state or country. Additionally,
they should have a valid driver license from a state or country that recognizes Texas licenses.
20. What is true for active military members regarding driving in Texas?
- Answer: Active U.S. military members, along with their spouses and children, may drive in Texas if
they hold a valid driver license from another state, as long as they are either still active or have been in
Texas for less than 90 days.
time limit ✔️Every non-resident must obtain a Texas driver license within 90 days of residency in Texas.
Mike's 21-year old cousin will be visiting from Germany next month. Will Mike's cousin be able to drive
Mike to school? ✔️yes, as long as he has a valid driver license
Can a visitor with a driver license from Chile legally drive here? ✔️yes, as long as Chile and Texas
recognize each other's license
do you need a license to drive every kind of vehicle? ✔️Nope. While farm equipment should not be
driven on a highway for a long time, it can be transported on highways without a license.
you also do not need a license if you drive an official motor vehicle in the US military (as long as it's not
commercial).
Learner's License ✔️allows a new driver to practice driving before obtaining a provisional licens
, 16 years old
21 year old + licensed driver must be next to them
when does Learner's License expire ✔️Your Learner License will expire on your 18th birthday or when
you receive your Provisional License.
Minor Restricted Driver License is given to ✔️Are at least 15 years old but less than 18 years old
Complete and pass the driver's course: the vision test, knowledge test, and driving test
Complete all the requirements for an original applicant, like having the right IDs and proof of education
you get Minor Restricted Driver License if the DPS determines ✔️Not having one could cause economic
hardship for the family of the minor.
It's necessary because of an illness in the family.
It's necessary because the minor is in a VEP
(Vocational Education Program) that requires a license.
for a Provisional License, you need to ✔️Be under 18 years of age
Have held a valid learner license for a minimum of 6 months
Have completed the Impact Texas Teen Drivers
program no more than 90 days prior to taking your behind-the-wheel exam at the DPS
1. How would you classify your driving experience?
- Answer: I am a novice driver.
2. What is the function of a pop-up question?
- Answer: Its purpose is to help you prepare for assessments and track your understanding of various
topics.
3. What are open-ended questions?
- Answer: These are questions that allow you to write your own responses and then compare your
answers with those of others.
4. What is a sorting game, such as "Facts of a Feather"?
- Answer: This type of game has been described by previous students as helpful in preparing for the
final exam.
5. What can you tell me about fill-in-the-blank questions?
- Answer: These are typically main point questions; if they are not main point questions, they often
require must-be-true answers, with the blank located at the end of a given argument.
6. What are re-ordered lists in an assessment?
- Answer: These questions require you to drag and rearrange the answers to meet the criteria of the
question, such as arranging them in chronological order or by significance.
7. What can you say about clickable image questions?
- Answer: These questions involve a picture, and you will respond by clicking the relevant choices
within that image.
8. What kind of questions can your driving plan address?
, - Answer: It can answer questions like: When will you drive? Where will you drive? Who will
accompany you during driving?
9. Is driving considered a right or a privilege?
- Answer: Driving is a privilege, not a right.
10. What information does Texas require when you apply for your driver license?
- Answer: You will need to provide details including your full name, residential and mailing addresses,
date and place of birth, thumbprints, and your Social Security card.
11. What documents should you bring if you don’t have a Texas ID?
- Answer: You should bring an original or certified birth certificate, school records (like an ID or report
card), and immunization records.
12. Who is allowed to sign your application for a learner's permit?
- Answer: An employer or a county judge can sign the application.
13. Who must complete an approved driver education course to get a driver’s license?
- Answer: Any individual who is under the age of 25 is required to pass this course.
14. What is the application fee for a learner's license?
- Answer: The fee is $16 at the time of application.
15. What is the expiration period for a driver’s license?
- Answer: The driver’s license is valid for 6 years.
16. When can you renew your driver's license?
- Answer: You can renew your license up to one year before the expiration date and up to two years
after the expiration date.
,17. What are the methods for renewing your driver’s license?
- Answer: You can renew your license online, by mail, via phone, or in person.
18. What happens if you miss the renewal deadline?
- Answer: You will have to restart the application process to obtain a new driver’s license.
19. What are the requirements for non-residents to drive in Texas?
- Answer: Non-residents must be at least 16 years old, and those wishing to drive commercial vehicles
must be 18 years old and hold a commercial driver license in their home state or country. Additionally,
they should have a valid driver license from a state or country that recognizes Texas licenses.
20. What is true for active military members regarding driving in Texas?
- Answer: Active U.S. military members, along with their spouses and children, may drive in Texas if
they hold a valid driver license from another state, as long as they are either still active or have been in
Texas for less than 90 days.
time limit ✔️Every non-resident must obtain a Texas driver license within 90 days of residency in Texas.
Mike's 21-year old cousin will be visiting from Germany next month. Will Mike's cousin be able to drive
Mike to school? ✔️yes, as long as he has a valid driver license
Can a visitor with a driver license from Chile legally drive here? ✔️yes, as long as Chile and Texas
recognize each other's license
do you need a license to drive every kind of vehicle? ✔️Nope. While farm equipment should not be
driven on a highway for a long time, it can be transported on highways without a license.
you also do not need a license if you drive an official motor vehicle in the US military (as long as it's not
commercial).
Learner's License ✔️allows a new driver to practice driving before obtaining a provisional licens
, 16 years old
21 year old + licensed driver must be next to them
when does Learner's License expire ✔️Your Learner License will expire on your 18th birthday or when
you receive your Provisional License.
Minor Restricted Driver License is given to ✔️Are at least 15 years old but less than 18 years old
Complete and pass the driver's course: the vision test, knowledge test, and driving test
Complete all the requirements for an original applicant, like having the right IDs and proof of education
you get Minor Restricted Driver License if the DPS determines ✔️Not having one could cause economic
hardship for the family of the minor.
It's necessary because of an illness in the family.
It's necessary because the minor is in a VEP
(Vocational Education Program) that requires a license.
for a Provisional License, you need to ✔️Be under 18 years of age
Have held a valid learner license for a minimum of 6 months
Have completed the Impact Texas Teen Drivers
program no more than 90 days prior to taking your behind-the-wheel exam at the DPS
