The Florida Driver Education Traffic Safety (DETS) Course final exam has 40 questions. The questions are drawn randomly from a bank of 500 questions covering all 4 lessons. You need a score of 80% — 32 correct out of 40 — to pass.

The 500-question bank is divided equally across the 4 lessons — 125 questions per lesson. Each time you take the final exam, 40 questions are selected randomly from the full bank. This means every exam attempt draws from the entire course, not just one lesson. No two attempts will be exactly the same.

All final exam questions are multiple choice with four answer options. Each question has one correct answer and three incorrect options. Questions are written to test your understanding of the course material.

You need to answer at least 32 of 40 questions correctly — a score of 80% or higher — to pass. If you score below 80%, you have not passed and will need to retake the exam.

How many questions are on the DETS final exam? The final exam has 40 questions.

Where do the final exam questions come from? Questions are drawn randomly from a 500-question bank that covers all 4 lessons of the course.

Are the questions the same every time I take the exam? No. Each attempt draws 40 questions randomly from the bank, so you will see different questions on each attempt.

What score do I need to pass? You need 32 correct answers out of 40 — a score of 80% or higher.

Can questions from the unit quizzes appear on the final exam? Yes. The unit quizzes and the final exam draw from the same 500-question bank, so quiz questions can appear on the final exam.