Taking the Driving Test
This state agency, the DMV for short, administers the test
the Department of Motor Vehicles
This store, UO for short, started in 1970 on Locust Street near the University of Pennsylvania
Urban Outfitters
"Let It Go" & name this soundtrack album, No. 1 for 2014
Frozen
Schubert's was unfinished:
NYMPHS YO
Symphony
I didn't try to call you because my phone only had 1 of these, which are related to decibels
Bars
This alliterative method to get your car alongside the curb just might be on the test
Parallel Parking
This company that sells prescription glasses was named for 2 Jack Kerouac characters
Warby Parker
No. 1 for 2016 was this Adele number featuring "Hello"
25
He or she does it with a wave:
NO CUT CORD
Conductor
A book you can read in one this, literally without getting up, is one under about 300 pages
Sitting
To take the test in most states, you'll need this proof of financial responsibility in case anything goes wrong
Insurance
This "Off the Wall" brand of skate shoes began in 1966
Vans
Having 2018's No. 1 just added to her superstar "reputation"
Taylor Swift
Pitchy Italian tooter:
COCO LIP
Piccolo
It's a word for layers of thickness; paper towels & face masks can each be 2- or 3-
Ply
Mirrors aren't enough--look over your shoulder to check these areas before changing lanes
Blind spots
Get cosmetics at Sephora or this rival with a 4-letter name & about 1,300 U.S. locations
Ulta
Fans sure weren't "Allergic" to his "Hollywood's Bleeding", tops for 2020
Post Malone
It's all about music love:
MOLAR INCH HIP
Philharmonic
3-letter word for very small or very early, as in these "hours of the morning"
Wee
Failing to give this 3-word clearance to pedestrians can be an automatic failure
Right of way
In 2006 J. Crew launched this sister brand that specializes in denim
Madewell
This singer/pianist's "As I Am", featuring her hit "No One", was 2008's No. 1
Alicia Keys
This section can really bang:
SUPERSONIC
Percussion
In many high schools 1 credit equals 120 hours in a classroom--a "unit" named for this 19th c. steel tycoon & philanthropist
Andrew Carnegie