You have been taking the Oregon knowledge test online. After how many total online attempts must you switch to taking the test at a DMV office?
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A.
After 1 online attempt.
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B.
After 4 total online attempts. Correct
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C.
After 2 attempts in a 24-hour period.
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D.
There is no limit; you can keep taking the test online indefinitely.
The answer is "After 4 total online attempts."
If you fail an online Oregon knowledge test, you may test two times in a 24-hour period and four times total online. After four attempts you must test at a DMV office. The rule pairs a daily limit with a total online cap, so memorize both numbers.
The traps in the wrong answers
A. After 1 online attempt.
The manual allows up to four total online attempts, not one. Misreading: Confuses the four-attempt total cap with a single-attempt limit.
C. After 2 attempts in a 24-hour period.
Two attempts in a 24-hour period is the daily limit on retakes. The total online cap is four attempts, and only after four must you test at a DMV office. Misreading: Conflates the two-tests-per-24-hour daily limit with the four-attempt total online cap; the manual pairs both numbers in the same passage.
D. There is no limit; you can keep taking the test online indefinitely.
The manual sets a four-attempt ceiling, after which you must test at a DMV office. Misreading: Ignores the four-attempt total online cap and the in-office switch requirement.
This question tests your knowledge of Licensing Process in Oregon. Source: Oregon Driver Manual, "Testing: Guidelines for Taking a Knowledge Test Online," p.3..
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