Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Salesperson Manual Practice Test

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Under what circumstances can you be licensed if you have been convicted of a crime?

If the conviction was more than ten years ago
If it was not related to motor vehicles or fraud
If you have no convictions
Under no circumstances

The correct answer is: If it was not related to motor vehicles or fraud

If you have been convicted of a crime, you can still be licensed under certain circumstances. Option A is incorrect because there are other factors that determine whether a person can be licensed, even if the conviction was more than ten years ago. Option C is also incorrect because having no convictions does not guarantee you can be licensed if you have committed a crime in the past. Option D is incorrect because there are situations where you can still be licensed, even if you have a criminal record. Therefore, option B is the correct answer because it excludes two common types of crimes that may prevent you from obtaining a license - motor vehicle offenses and fraud.