Driver's License Quiz

What is the first step for individuals aged 18, 19, or 20 to obtain a driver's license in Illinois?

• Visit a Secretary of State facility.

• Complete a six-hour Adult Driver Education Course.

• Provide required documentation.

• Pass a driving exam.

Which of the following is NOT a required document for obtaining a driver's license in Illinois?

• Proof of Written Signature

• Proof of Date of Birth

• Proof of Vehicle Ownership

• Proof of Social Security Number

What must documents be in order to be accepted as required documentation for a driver's license in Illinois?

• Photocopies only

• Valid/unexpired originals or certified copies

• Expired originals only

• Digital copies

Which of the following is a step in the initial process of obtaining a driver's license in Illinois?

• Complete a vehicle maintenance course.

• Pass a physical fitness test.

• Have your photograph taken.

• Submit a job application.

What type of test is required to be passed as part of the initial steps to obtain a driver's license in Illinois?

• A vision screening test.

• A hearing test.

• A typing test.

• A memory test.

How much does a Driver License cost for applicants aged 21-68 in Illinois?

• $5

• $30

• $2

• $0

How many questions must applicants correctly answer to pass the written driving exam in Illinois?

• 15

• 20

• 28

• 35

What is the consequence for an applicant caught cheating during the written driving exam in Illinois?

• A warning and a chance to retake the exam immediately

• A 30-day suspension from retaking the written exam

• A fine and a 60-day suspension from retaking the written exam

• Immediate pass with a warning

How many attempts are applicants allowed to pass each test within one year of paying the application fee for a driving license in Illinois?

• One attempt

• Two attempts

• Three attempts

• Unlimited attempts

What is required to legally drive in Illinois?

• A valid driver's license only

• Auto insurance only

• Both a valid driver's license and auto insurance

• Neither a valid driver's license nor auto insurance