Pam Sue was very pleased with herself; she had gone through ten hours

Pam Sue was very pleased with herself; she had gone through ten hours of car driving lessons. She had studied the highway codes and remembered to check on her mirrors and fasten her belt for safe driving. Furthermore, she knew how to engage the gears, though it took some time to keep in mind not to look at the gears while she was driving on the road. Anyway, the driving school had her covered with a reputable insurance group. She had applied for the theory and hazard perception tests; once she got through that, she would apply for the practical test.

She was certainly proud of herself these days. The driving school had selected her from so many students, to be interviewed by a representative from a web design company. Her feedback would be used in the customer feedback and recommendation module of their new website. The interviewer Lou Slacker, had asked about her car driving lessons and her views of the school, the instructors and their operations. He was so attentive to her that she had even expanded on her experience of the car driving lessons.

Her driving instructor, Ivan was really wonderful; so patient with her and such a gentleman! She had certainly looked forward to her car driving lessons. Lou Slacker was also a personable man. Not as good looking as Ivan, but certainly charming and pleasant. Maybe her new hairdo and the gloss lipstick she used nowadays had made her more attractive! Not to mention that the stars had signified that she would be meeting interesting men in the next few months!

Pam Sue started preparing for her theory and hazard perception tests; Ivan had suggested that she spent some time in the school trying out the student practice tests. This will familiarize her with the tests and build her confidence, improving her chances of passing.

When the day of the tests came, she was feeling a wee bit nervous, though she was confident enough. The theory test was a breeze – fifty multiple choice questions to be completed within sixty minutes. After that, she went through the hazard perception test. It was so easy to identify the hazards. Needless to say, Pam Sue passed her tests, which was rather amazing for a rather dizzy woman like her. She commented to Ivan that the DSA should have designed more difficult questions; even a kid could score on these tests.