Chapbook

Free practice tests for driving, citizenship, CDL, food handler, and boating exams.

About Chapbook

Private practice site. Chapbook is not a government agency and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any department of motor vehicles, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, or any state or county agency.

How we write and check our questions

Every question on this site is written by us. We start from the law and the published rules for each test: the vehicle code and agency publications for driving tests, federal regulations for commercial driving, the civics questions published by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, state and county health rules for food handler tests, and state boating rules and national boating safety standards for boating tests. We do not copy questions from other practice sites, and we do not publish real exam questions. Each question in our bank carries the source it was written from, the edition or date of that source, and the date we last checked it.

Each question is checked twice. The writer checks it against the rule it came from. A second checker then answers it cold, from the source, and any mismatch stops the question. Before a state bank ships, a random tenth of it is rechecked by a third reader, and one wrong answer in that sample sends the whole bank back.

Accessibility statement

We want anyone preparing for a test to be able to use this site. Tests can be taken with a keyboard alone, text can be enlarged in the browser without breaking the layout, and questions are not carried by colour alone. Practice mode has no time limit, and timed mode always says how much time is left in words as well as in a bar. If a page or a test does not work with your technology, write to [email protected] and tell us what you were using. We will fix it or offer another way to get the same material.

Contact and takedown

If you are an agency, a rights holder, or a visitor and you think a page is wrong, misleading, or uses your material, write to [email protected]. Say which page, and what you think is wrong. We answer correction requests first, and we take a page down while we check if the concern is about accuracy on a test people are about to take.