Can anyone tell me what the questions are for the ohio written permit test?
146038
y??...y don't you just study it it would be easier and + u would not have a guilty conscience....:)
372021
goto \n\nhttp://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~aw200200/esp/assessment.htm
112079
there are special study courses you can take in your municipality somewhere. Where I live some of those courses are for free. These courses help prep you for taking the test. Where to look for these where you are at, I wouldnt have a clue. Good luck!
322128
The most common form would be to use Form 8892.  At the top of the form, it asks questions, so depending on your situation and how you answer the questions, you may need to use a different form that it will tell you to use.\n\nHope this helps, and Good Luck.
764092
I'm from Long Island but since the test is a state wide thing and not a city thing, its basically the same test. First off, go to the nyc dmv website and they have a bunch of practice stuff and info on their. You should also get the book they put out that tells you all you need to know for the test. You can get that from the dmv or from one of your friends or an older sibling, perhaps? The questions are relativly easy, such as what kind of sign is this, what do you when..., what factors go into your blood alchol level. Plus you can get a few wrong and still pass. Good luck :-)
570957
The pre-trip exam is EASY to get "tripped up" on, for real!  I barely passed it when I took it last year.  I'd suggest going back by the school you trained at to get some written information on the points that the DMV tester will ask you.  It may be available on-line (for your state).  Do a "google search".  \n\nAlso, go to your local DMV to get the CDL permit manual.  It's free, and the points that are required for you to know will be in there too.\n\nLM
297908
There are two parts to the interivew. A written and verbal test. Sorry.
817711
heres their website. hope it helps\n\nhttp://www.drc.state.oh.us/
330794
You should try a community education course.  Some of the larger school districts offer courses.  Check out the programs through Oak Hills.  They offer writing classes normally in the fall, but there is one this spring.  There is one class on page 7 of the catalog.\n\nhttp://www.oakhills.k12.oh.us/district/resources/comm-ed.html\n\nGood luck!
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I just took one of those a couple of weeks ago.  And to be honest, I wrote it in one hour instead of two and I think I got a hundred percent.\n\nIn this exam there were 5 types of questions.  I will tell you about them and then give a link to a test very similar to the one I wrote.  I suspect that the test you are going to write will be quite similar.\n\nType 1- Word definitions.  They give a word and then 4 choices of that the real definition might be.  Only one is closest.\n\nType 2- Number sequences.  They give a string of numbers and you are supposed to look at them, discern the pattern, and give the next number in logical sequence. \n\nType 3- Math problems.  They give you some conditions and ask you to figure out a problem.  Here is one common type:\nJim has a 100-gallon tank of gas.  He fills 3 identical tanks and has 25 gallons left.  How big were the tanks he filled? [It's not hard!]\n\nType 4- Logical puzzles.  They give you some information, enough to solve the questions if you combine what you know into some logical deductions.\n\nType 5- Spatial reasoning.  They show you a sequence of shapes and you are supposed to pick what the next one would be out of 4 or 5 choices.  Using simple logic and looking for patterns, these are not that hard if you take a few seconds and look at them calmly.\n\nHere is a link to the test and some practice tests.  It is in Canada but I do not think that the rules of logic are very different here.\n\n<http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/ppc/assessment_pg2_ka_e.htm>\n\nFinally, you asked what kind of book to buy.  I was only concerned about the logic puzzles so I bought a magazine of them (there are monthly compendiums of them available here, like crosswords or sudoku).  And they were the wrong kind, actually more intricate than I required.  I just loooked on the net for any type of puzzle sites or IQ tests.  Seriously, just do a lot puzzles and whenever possible, read the explanations for why the answer is what it is.\n\nGood luck to you.
954189
This site http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=-1&f=161\nhas tons and tons of accurate info about all aspects of the Ohio "correctional" system
892245
Depends on exactly what kind of information you are looking for.\n\nYou would have to get this information from the "Clerk of Court" that each of the following Courts have in Ohio.\n\nOhio has "Municipal Courts for municipalities that have a certain population. \n\nAll the Counties have their individual "County Courts - usually "Common Pleas Courts"\n\nAnd the State of Ohio has its Court of Appeals spread around the state together with the Ohio State Supreme Court.
777835
hi you could always ask a driving insructer. n if they didn't know i'm sure they will have the contact number/s you need. good luck hope you pass.
690731
You need to ask your physician! Your physician WILL know the proper steps to go through and is the one who must qualify you for the permit anyway.
165390
Ohio Revised Code 3109 should be what you are seeking.  Best of luck.
530878
try the local library, get the test booklet.
727323
been there done that...trust me if this kid can get a job any one can I use to be the queen of failures to appear on traffic tickets..\nmoved to ohio .. got a job wrote the judge.. asking for payments\non about 1500.00 in fines..tickets aint nothing ..your best bet is to lie on your application if they ask about tickets and stuff.. they usually only ask about felonys..most places dont check..traffic tickets etc.....