Italian theory test simulation: 30 questions, 20 minutes, 3 errors
The theory test in its real format: 30 true or false statements, 20 minutes, a pass with at most 3 errors. The result comes at the end, as at the Motorizzazione. Free, with no account. No answer and no explanation appears while the sheet is running (how the exam works). After submitting you get the verdict, the errors with the rule behind each one and a review of the statements you got wrong.
Exam simulation
Thirty statements, twenty minutes, at most 3 errors. Same format as the official test.
- 30 true or false statements
- 20 minutes on the clock
- At most 3 errors
- Unanswered questions count as errors
Shortcuts: V for true, F for false, arrow keys to move, S to flag.
Pick a paper
Each paper is always the same sheet, so one can be left and resumed, and it is clear which are already done. The button above draws a random sheet instead.
Review your mistakes
A question leaves the list after two correct answers on two different days.
Your progress so far
Theory test simulation
Check before submitting
Unanswered questions count as errors. Select a number to go back to that question.
- Answered
- Opened, no answer
- Flagged for review
- Not opened
Where the marks went
The questions you got wrong
Details: score by topic, trend and national comparison
Score by topic
| Topic | Correct | Wrong | Blank |
|---|
Accuracy by topic, across every test
Errors test by test
What happens during the simulation?
The clock starts with the first click and does not stop. Each answer moves you to the next statement; the sheet beside the question shows which numbers are opened, answered or flagged. A doubtful statement can be flagged and found again on the review screen before submitting. Statements never opened or left blank count as errors, as they do in the exam.
What does the result show?
First the verdict with the error count, then the topics where marks were lost and one next step, usually retaking the wrong statements straight away. Each error comes with the right answer, the explanation and a link to the lesson for that topic. Full simulations count towards your exam readiness.
Numbered papers or a random sheet?
The 14 numbered papers never change, so you know which ones are done and can compare two attempts on the same sheet. The main button draws a fresh sheet spread across every topic instead. To study with the answer shown at once, use the practice quiz.
Statements written in house from the Italian Highway Code (legislative decree 285/1992): they are not the ones used in the real test.