In most of the regions, you need to bring with you the learner license, payment receipt of the fee, and driver education completion certificate. However, your local authority may require you to bring other documents as well especially if you are under the age of 18. So, check their website for detailed and specific information.
Along with your documents, you need to bring with you a car for the test. DMV won’t provide you the car and hence, you must take your car to the test spot. If you don’t have a car, you can use your family car, friend's, neighbors’ or a rental vehicle to take the test.
However, there might have specific rules regarding the car. For example, you need to show the agreement between you and the rental company. That’s not all! The document must refer as an authorized driver of that vehicle and you must provide proof of insurance and other stuff.
So, check what your state asks you to bring to the test spot so that you do not end up rescheduling the appointment for incomplete documents.