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New Brunswick Quick 10 Practice

Ten questions, under five minutes. Short enough for a bus ride or a coffee break. Signs, rules, and GDL mixed in. Every attempt pulls a fresh ten from the 240-question New Brunswick bank.

How it works

Quick 10 is the daily-habit page. It's short enough that you'll actually do it on test-prep days when a 20-question mock feels like too much. The pass mark on-screen is 8/10 (same 80% as the real test), but what matters is the running pattern over several Quick 10 attempts, not any single result. If you miss the same category three days running, drill it with the dedicated topic test — signs, rules, or fines and demerits.

10 random questions — redrawn every attempt
Under five minutes — built for daily use
Per-wrong-option explanations — so a wrong answer teaches something
No sign-up, no clock — take it at your own pace

Common questions

How long does Quick 10 take?

Usually under five minutes. It's a daily warm-up — short enough to run on a bus or during a coffee break.

Is Quick 10 like the real test?

The real New Brunswick Class 7(I) knowledge test is 20 questions with 16 to pass. Quick 10 is half that — a quick fitness check. For a full dress rehearsal use the mock exam.

Should I use Quick 10 or the mock?

Both. Quick 10 for daily upkeep. Mock exam when you're testing whether you're ready to book. Treat Quick 10 like brushing your teeth and the mock exam like a dress rehearsal.

Take the Quick 10

10 random questions. Daily warm-up. Free.