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ILLINOIS SOS · WRITTEN TEST (CLASS D)

Illinois SOS practice test

98 free practice questions and 56 optional paid questions. Practice by topic, save your progress and review your mistakes.

35questions in this practice exam
28/35passing target in this practice exam
Official requirementssee agency details below

Illinois written test at a glance

The SOS written test is the first step toward a Illinois learner permit. Our simulator uses 35 questions and a passing target of 28 correct answers (80%). Before your visit, check the current official format on the agency website.

Fees

Original Class D instruction permit: $20. Renewal permit: $10. If you obtain your license before the permit expires, an additional license fee may not be required; check your transaction with SOS. Official source

Documents

For ages 15–17, check enrollment in an approved driver-education course. SOS requires the permit application and proper identification; the application must include the certified instructor signature for the driver-education route. Official source

Booking a visit

Use the SOS DMV Facility Finder to check the selected facility and its appointment instructions. Make sure the service is an instruction permit, not a renewal or road test. Official source

More detail: questions and format, passing score, Real ID, how the test works.

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Purchase and access

Sets 1–2 are free. A one-time $4.99 payment unlocks sets 3–4 for this state in every site language. Other states are separate purchases.

Save your recovery code after purchase. You can use it on another device through Restore purchase. Email verification is available when the email service is enabled; otherwise contact support with your Stripe receipt.

Our simulator uses 35 questions and a passing target of 28/35. It combines the sets you can access. Practice questions are original educational examples, not the agency’s actual exam.

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