What the Tennessee test looks like
Tennessee’s test is a middle-length one: 22 jurisdictions ask fewer questions and 20 ask more. You need 80% to pass, which means you can miss 6 questions and still get your permit. You have 60 minutes, one of only 8 jurisdictions that put a clock on the test.
The test is given by the Driver Services (Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security). Its questions come from the official Tennessee driver’s handbook, which is also where every DMV Champ question is checked.
The same format is used in Hawaii.