Texas Class A road test question

As a commercial driver I was trained to go to the far left of my lane (just not the lane beside you which is why I guess she failed you) and proceed into the intersection fully. Waiting if needed for the traffic on the other inside turn or traffic lane to move, so your rear wheels remain a foot or two from the inner curb at the apex.(the other and bigger infraction that cant touch the curb!)You can use the oncomming traffic lane just not the one beside you. Not always possible is it? :) Esp if the other traffic doesn't cooperate. Doesn't sound right but I guess its the "proper" way, not saying I always did it that way ;)
I would have refused to go down a road with low hanging branches. Not sure why Test would have done that. Most States require the test to be only on legal "proper" roads for the vehicle.