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Theory Test Case Study 12

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You've just bought your first car, a good second-hand vehicle. It has passed its MOT but the vehicle excise duty (road tax) needs to be paid. You arrange and pay for the highest level of insurance cover available. You receive a cover note from your insurance company. You then go to the local post office to pay the vehicle tax.

You have 10 minutes to answer 5 multiple choice questions based on the case study above. Read this carefully and make sure you understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score 4 out of 5 to pass.

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1. What's meant when a vehicle passes its MOT? Mark one answer
A The vehicle is a good bargain and the seats recline properly
B The vehicle meets the minimum legal safety standards
C The vehicle registration document is properly filled out
D The vehicle's engine capacity is suitable for your needs
Correct Answer: B The vehicle meets the minimum legal safety standards
2. When would you need to contact DVLA? Mark one answer
A If you change your employment status
B If you change your name and address
C If you choose to go abroad for a holiday
D If you're told to do so by a traffic officer
Correct Answer: B If you change your name and address
3. What's the highest level of insurance cover available? Mark one answer
A Complicated
B Complimentary
C Comprehensive
D Compromising
Correct Answer: C Comprehensive
4. What does the cover note give you? Mark one answer
A Comprehensive cover
B No cover; it's a receipt
C Permanent cover
D Temporary cover
Correct Answer: D Temporary cover
5. Which document must you show at the post office to tax your car? Mark one answer
A Birth certificate
B Driving licence
C Insurance certificate
D New keeper supplement
Correct Answer: D New keeper supplement