Which of the following is required to obtain a Temporary Instruction Permit in Wisconsin?

To obtain a Temporary Instruction Permit in Wisconsin, you must complete an application and pass the written knowledge test. This requirement ensures that you have a foundational understanding of the rules of the road, traffic signs, and safe driving practices before you begin actual behind-the-wheel driving. The knowledge test covers essential driving topics that are critical for new drivers to know for their safety and the safety of others on the road.

In this context, while other options may suggest necessary components related to the driver’s licensing process, they do not specifically pertain to the immediate requirements for acquiring a Temporary Instruction Permit. For instance, a skill driving test is not part of the process for obtaining this specific permit, as it is needed for a full driver's license later on. A medical report may be required in certain cases, but it is not a standard requirement for all applicants. Likewise, a parent’s consent form is important for minors but does not replace the need for the knowledge test, which is fundamental to the permit application process.