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Illinois Class D Written Exam Practice
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Passing target: 80% (28/35)
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Which statement correctly separates Illinois’s written-test rule from a particular practice-test length?
Correct answer: The rule sets at least 35 questions and 80% correct; 28 of 35 passes.
Why
The Illinois administrative rule sets a minimum of 35 Class D written questions and requires 80% correct. On a 35-question practice form, 28 correct reaches 80%. The minimum does not prove every official form has exactly 35 questions, and this source does not establish a universal time limit or a fixed sign subtotal.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Written-exam minimum and passing standard · p. 17
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