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Illinois Permit Practice Test 4

Want to know what questions will be on the SOS Permit Test? Our IL Permit Practice Test is FREE, and has questions just like the ones on the real SOS test. Take this practice test now and get prepared.
25
Questions number
5
Mistakes Allowed
80%
Passing Score

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Illinois Permit Practice Test

Illinois Permit Practice Test

Pass the Illinois SOS Permit Test on your very first try!

Illinois Permit Practice Test
25
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Illinois Permit Practice Test 2

Illinois Permit Practice Test 2

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Illinois Permit Practice Test 2
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Illinois Permit Practice Test 3

Illinois Permit Practice Test 3

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Illinois Permit Practice Test 3
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Illinois Permit Practice Test 5

Illinois Permit Practice Test 5

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Illinois Permit Practice Test 5
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Illinois Road Signs and Traffic Signals Test

Illinois Road Signs and Traffic Signals Test

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Illinois Road Signs and Traffic Signals Test
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IL Teen Permit Practice Test Description

Before learning how to drive, you must first obtain an Illinois driving permit, which requires studying the Illinois Drivers Manual. To better prepare for this exam, take our IL permit practice test.

Methods for Passing the SOS Permit Test

When you're a teenager, it's inevitable that you look forward to the day when you can drive anytime you would like. If you want to become a fully licensed driver, you will need to earn an Illinois teen permit first. To do so, you must to pass a couple of driving exams designed to ascertain whether or not you are ready to take on this huge responsibility. These exams have been divided into a written exam and an on-the-road one. The written exam consists of 2 separate sections, one focused on Illinois driving rules and another that asks you to identify specific traffic signals. It's important to note that the IL permit practice test was crafted as a means to prepare prospective permit holders for the driving rules segment of the written exam. With the right study skills and motivation, you will find that taking the SOS permit test can be less stressful.

As you are taking the multiple-choice written exam, it will be clear to you that the overall questions on the practice quiz and exam are similar. However, you will also find that these questions change every time you take the test, meaning that they may not be the same ones that appear on your actual test. Despite this, taking the practice test will let you see the type of questions that will appear on the SOS permit test.

Similar to the permit test, the practice quiz is comprised of 20 total questions. You must answer 16 or more questions correctly to pass. This equates to 80 percent or better. Take your time to look through the Illinois Drivers Manual to find all of the info you need to know about state driving rules such as what to do when you encounter a flashing red light and cellphone rules when driving. Our Road Signs and Signals practice test will also help you to become a more aware driver.

Illinois SOS Sample Test Questions

A defensive driver should:
  • Always be prepared to react to another driver.
  • Expect the other driver to do what you think he/she should do.
  • Speed aggressively.
  • None of the listed answers are correct.
At a railroad crossing, if there is a posted stop sign, the electric signal is flashing, or the crossing gate is lowered, you must stop:
  • Within 10-15 feet.
  • Within 15-20 feet.
  • Within 20-25 feet.
  • Within 25-30 feet.
Between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m., on days when school is in operation and children are present, reduce your speed to no more than:
  • 15 mph.
  • 20 mph.
  • 25 mph.
  • 30 mph.
  • The maximum speed will differ by type of school and be posted.
Drinking or doing drugs while operating a motorboat is:
  • Legal in all situations.
  • Legal with supervision.
  • Legal with a designated driver.
  • Illegal in all situations.
  • None of the listed answers are correct.
Guide signs inform you of:
  • Traffic ahead.
  • Collision on the roadway.
  • Work zone construction.
  • Where you are, what road you are on, and how to get where you want to go.
  • Available parking spots in a parking lot.

Hand book study guide

Illinois Driver's License Handbook

Illinois Driver's License Handbook

Illinois Driver's License Handbook

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