No one likes tests but sometimes they're the means to an end. In the case of getting a licence to operate big trucks, it is a mandatory step, even if we don't enjoy that step.
The DMV office in your area will likely have a supply of manuals on hand which will give you all the information you need to prepare for the test. Once you have this resource you can decide on a study schedule. You should have a fairly neutral area to study this material; a room conducive to concentration. The less distractions you have, the better you will absorb the material, making the whole process much more meaningful.
Jot down some notes on a pad of paper to form an abbreviated version of the material you have just read. This is good material for reviews when you have a few minutes of spare time. Have a friend ask you some review questions; it helps to give you confidence if you can answer them easily.
Another study resource for your area may be available on the internet. In British Columbia there is a website at www.yourlibrary.ca where you can test your knowledge level at your leisure. At the end of each test session you can have the answers checked to get feedback to see if you're understanding things okay.
Once you get into it you will find that it's not so bad.
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