Read the last line first. The real question is at the end: "Wat is waar?", "Wat doet Sara het beste?", "Mag dat?". Read it first, then read the situation.
Look for the one fact that matters. Names and cities are just decoration. Look for an age, a day ("zaterdagavond"), or words like "vast contract" or "geen Nederlands paspoort".
Cross out the extreme answer. One option is often too strong ("altijd", "nooit", "meteen 112"). In Nederland the first step is usually simple: talk, ask, call the right place.
Think: what is normal here? The right answer is what Dutch law says or what is normal in the Netherlands. Adults decide for themselves; violence and discrimination are never allowed.
Keep moving. If you don't know, choose your best guess and go on. A blank answer always scores zero.
Component · KNM (Kennis van de Nederlandse Maatschappij), all themes.
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Ready to book? (40 questions)
Score · % · What to do
The real exam only tells you pass or fail, so aim for 32 or more here.
Per theme (4 questions each). A theme with 3 or 4 correct is fine. A theme with 2 or fewer is a weak theme:
Questions · Revisit lesson
Retake. Wait at least a few days, practise your weak themes, then retake. The warm-up changes every time, but the 40 mock questions stay the same, so a second score is a little flattering.
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