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Texas Real Estate Practice Questions by Exam Area

Practice 251 free questions across all 14 Texas sales agent exam topics. Choose National or Texas State Law, answer at your own pace, and get your score with explanations and source references. No account is needed, and you can read every answer without starting a quiz.

Follows the exam outlines in force on September 5, 2026. See the official sources.

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Practice by topic

Pick a subject you want to improve. Topics are ordered by scored-item count within each portion. The badge shows its share of the official exam; the link shows how many free questions you can try here.

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Study the explanations for your misses before taking another test. A high score on a familiar set is useful feedback, not proof that you are ready for the licensing exam.

FAQ

Questions about practicing by area

How many free Texas practice questions are in this topic library?

251 across the 14 official content areas. Every answer includes an explanation and a source, rule, form, or tested principle. No signup or email is required to see your result.

Should I practice one area at a time or take a full mock exam?

Use topic quizzes to work on a specific rule or skill. Read the explanations for your misses, then try a mixed test to practice switching subjects under a clock. The free 25-question diagnostic linked here is shorter than a full mock exam. Neither a short quiz nor a memorized set can predict your licensing-exam result.

Which Texas exam area should I practice first?

Start with a topic you have missed recently. If you have no results yet, Contracts and Agency is the largest National area at 16 of 80 National; Agency/Brokerage is the largest Texas State Law area at 11 of 40 Texas State Law. The portions are scored separately. A short quiz helps you find rules to revisit, but it cannot reliably rank all your strengths and weaknesses.

Are these the same questions as the real Texas exam?

No. These are original Pass Texas questions written from the official content outlines and cited source material. Pearson VUE does not publish the live Texas exam questions for candidate review, and Pass Texas does not claim access to them.

Why do the National and Texas State areas show different denominators?

Because the two portions are scored separately and you must pass each one. An area is quoted against the portion that scores it, so a National area reads out of 80 and a Texas State Law area reads out of 40. Adding them into a single percentage of 120 would describe a total nobody is graded on.

Which exam outline does this library follow?

The National salespersons outline effective March 1, 2025, and the Texas sales agent State Law outline effective January 1, 2026, both in force as of September 5, 2026. Individual topic pages show their own review dates and sources. National questions can test general principles or calculations rather than a Texas statute.

Official sources checked

Updated September 6, 2026. Hub counts follow the outlines in force on September 5, 2026. See each topic page for its question-review date and sources.

These are original Pass Texas practice questions, not live Pearson VUE exam items. Pass Texas is an independent study resource and does not claim access to the live exam bank.