You wear glasses for driving. What does the Oregon vision test do if you take it while wearing them?
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A.
Disqualifies you from getting a license.
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B.
Voids the test result.
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C.
Notes corrective lenses required. Correct
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D.
Charges an extra fee.
The answer is "Notes corrective lenses required."
If you take the vision test while wearing glasses or contact lenses, your driving privilege will show that corrective lenses are required, a restriction noted on your license. The vision test itself carries no fee; if you don't pass, DMV gives you a form to take to a licensed vision specialist. The restriction note draws readers toward A when they read it as a disqualifier, but the manual treats the test as passed and simply records the restriction.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. Disqualifies you from getting a license.
Wearing glasses for the test does not disqualify you; it just adds a restriction. This answer treats wearing corrective lenses during the test as a disqualifier rather than the restriction note the manual actually describes.
B. Voids the test result.
The test result stands; only the corrective-lens restriction is added. This answer misreads the restriction note as invalidating the test, when the manual treats the test as passed with the restriction recorded.
D. Charges an extra fee.
The manual states there is no fee for taking the vision test. This answer contradicts the manual's statement that there is no fee for taking the vision test.
This question tests your knowledge of Licensing Process in Oregon. Source: Oregon Driver Manual, "Vision Test," p.1..
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