The Class D written test includes four road-sign questions. To pass overall, at least how many of those road-sign questions must you answer correctly?
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A.
Every road-sign question.
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B.
At least one.
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C.
A minimum of three.
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D.
At least two. Correct
The answer is "At least two."
The manual requires at least two of the four road-sign questions correct on top of the overall passing score. Learners who choose three are borrowing the 'majority right' rule of thumb from subject-area cutoffs used in private prep programs.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. Every road-sign question.
A perfect road-sign subset is not required. This answer treats road-sign questions as pass-fail on any single miss.
B. At least one.
One correct falls below the road-sign floor. This answer reaches for a 'one right is enough' rule the manual never states.
C. A minimum of three.
Three is above the manual's required minimum. This answer imports a 75 percent subject-area rule common in private prep programs.
This question tests your knowledge of Licensing Process in New York. Source: New York State Driver's Manual, "Vision and Knowledge Tests," p.10..
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