Theory Canada: G1 Knowledge
Volha Polautsava · Education
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• Practice tests now follow your province's real format for all 13 provinces and territories: number of questions, parts and pass mark (Ontario: 2 parts of 20, 16 in each; BC: 50 questions, 40 to pass). • The result screen shows each part separately, so you see exactly which one needs work. • Change your province any time in Settings. Your progress is kept. • Corrected names for dozens of road signs, and for the questions that use them. • Updated games in English and French: signs, speed limits for your province, traffic lights and who goes first. • Better French throughout, and layout fixes on smaller iPhones.
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Practise for the Canadian driver knowledge test — and walk into the licensing office knowing exactly what to expect. THE TEST, THE WAY YOUR PROVINCE WRITES IT The mock exam follows the format of the province or territory you choose: in Ontario, 40 questions in two independent sections — rules of the road and traffic signs — with a pass mark in each; in British Columbia, 50 questions and 40 to pass; in Alberta and Quebec, 30 questions; and so on for all 13. Fail one section and you retake the whole test — just like the real thing. WORKS WITHOUT A CONNECTION Every question, every sign and all your progress live on your phone. No account, no sign-in, no sync, nothing to lose when the signal drops. 331 ROAD SIGNS The national set (MUTCDC) plus the provincial ones: Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Manitoba, Alberta and more. Search them, browse them by group, and meet them again in the exam. ENGLISH AND FRENCH Both official languages, switchable at any moment without losing your progress. AN EXPLANATION FOR EVERY MISTAKE Getting an answer wrong tells you nothing on its own. Every question carries a short explanation of why the right answer is right. PRACTICE THAT KNOWS WHERE YOU ARE WEAK Train by section, or let the app hand you back the questions you keep getting wrong. Statistics show what still needs work, not just a score. LEARN BY PLAYING Four quick games: match signs to their meaning, pick the speed limit for your own province, react to traffic lights, and decide who goes first at an intersection. CHANGE PROVINCE ANY TIME Moving, or helping a friend in another province? Switch in Settings: the questions, test format and speed limits follow, and your progress is kept. The questions are original and are written from the published rules of each province and territory. This app is an independent study aid: it is not affiliated with the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, the SAAQ, ICBC or any other licensing authority. PLANS, PRICES AND DURATIONS • Premium weekly — CA$6.99, auto-renewable subscription, 1 week • Premium monthly — CA$14.99, auto-renewable subscription, 1 month • Premium yearly — CA$39.99, auto-renewable subscription, 1 year Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically at the same price and for the same period unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://polautsau.com/apps/theoryca/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://polautsau.com/apps/theoryca/privacy.html
What's new · 1.0.2
• Practice tests now follow your province's real format for all 13 provinces and territories: number of questions, parts and pass mark (Ontario: 2 parts of 20, 16 in each; BC: 50 questions, 40 to pass). • The result screen shows each part separately, so you see exactly which one needs work. • Change your province any time in Settings. Your progress is kept. • Corrected names for dozens of road signs, and for the questions that use them. • Updated games in English and French: signs, speed limits for your province, traffic lights and who goes first. • Better French throughout, and layout fixes on smaller iPhones.
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