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• The free Texas life and health practice testThe free mock is 130 questions in 150 minutes, weighted to Pearson's published section counts: 100 general and 30 on Texas statute, scored as one resu…
• Texas Life and Health: 6 Free Practice QuestionsAnswer 6 original Sitonce questions without an account, then check your score and read the explanations. This small study sample helps you spot ideas …
• How a Texas insurance exam question is builtEvery item is a stem, one key and three distractors, and the distractors are the engineering. Each wrong option is built from a specific mistake: the …
• Texas Insurance Exam: The Near-Synonym PairsMost wrong answers on the general portion are the other half of a pair. Waiver of premium against payor benefit, guaranteed renewable against noncance…
• Six distractor patterns in the general portionThe 100 general questions draw on a small set of wrong-answer constructions: the other half of a pair, the right rule under the wrong policy type, a p…
• Five distractor patterns in the Texas portionThe 30 Texas questions fail for different reasons than the 100 general ones. Five patterns account for most of it: the wrong actor, the federal rule o…
• Pacing 130 questions in 150 minutes150 minutes for 130 scored questions is 1.15 minutes each, and that division is ours. The working rule is simpler: answer one question a minute. You a…
• Texas Insurance Exam: Time Per Question1.15 minutes a question, which is one minute and nine seconds. That is 150 minutes divided by 130 scored questions, and the division is ours. The aver…
• How to Read a Texas Statute Exam QuestionA statute question is answered by working out which provision the facts engage, not by recalling a section number. Read for the actor, the event, the …
• When to guess on the Texas insurance examAnswer everything. A blank question cannot be scored as correct, so there is no version of this exam where leaving one empty helps. The interesting de…