More Driving Lessons and Questions
I have no problems driving in Italy. I am not afraid of other drivers and am confidant on the motorway and in the city. Small-unpaved roads in the hills and towns of Italy though sometimes dangerous are navigate-able. With the back-up assist we have on our car, parking in tight spaces is manageable. What I am afraid of is the WRITTEN test that I have to take before getting my drivers license.
Here are two sample questions. I think the wording is tricky; the goal is to identify the True and False statements accurately. Can you make it out? Try your hardest then look at the answer.
Question 1=False
Question 2=True
Question 3=True
This ones seems more straightforward or is it?
Question 1=True
Question 2=False
Question 3=False
P.S. I almost forgot to thank Laurie for getting me the quiz book in English. "You are the best L!"
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posted by Gia-Gina @ 7:49:00 AM
4 Comments:
WE SHALL OVERCOME SOMEDAY!
Yeah, yeah, I know I wasn't going to post any more, but what the .....
....and please remember the technique of Marco my great teacher: do each quiz once and only once. In pen. Then mark each error in red. Yes, red PEN! then move on. DO NOT REPEAT QUIZZES. DO NOT REPEAT QUIZZES. After you have done them ALL (!!!!) go back and study ONLY those marked in red. That way you only have to study the ones you got wrong.
Okay will do and thanks for the advice, only 10,000 more questions to go.
What happened? They are making us expats do written tests now!? I got off easy I guess... when I did it little over a year ago, they let us foreigners do a "driving test for dummies" type version where the examiner asked a few questions orally in Italian.
In bocca al lupo!!!
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