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Texas All Lines Adjuster License Exam

Texas Adjuster – All Lines License Examination (InsTX-ALAdj16) — 150 questions · 150 minutes · Passing score: Scaled score of 70 on a 0–100 scale. PrepPass also publishes a complete study guide for this exam as a downloadable book (226 pages, 284 practice questions inside, $24.99).

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Five ways to practise.

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Practice finds the gaps. Reading closes them. The three chapters below are free to read online. The study guide book is a separate download, sold on its own page.

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  1. 1General Property and Casualty Product KnowledgeGeneral Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge · 40% of the exam — the largest sectionRead free →
  2. 2Insurance Terms and Related Concepts40% — the largest sectionRead free →
  3. 3Texas Statutes and Rules for AdjustersTexas Statutes and Rules for Property and Casualty Adjusting · 20%Read free →
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Before you sit

Know the exam you're walking into.

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See the questions first

Two from the bank, answered.

Real items, with the answer marked and the reason written out — the same format as all 100.

General Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge

Under the standard fire policy, which condition suspends coverage while it lasts?

  1. APaying the premium late by one day
  2. BRenting a storage unit
  3. CAdding a smoke detector
  4. DAn increased hazard the insured controlsCorrect

Why: The standard fire policy suspends liability while the hazard is increased by any means within the control or knowledge of the insured. Coverage resumes when the condition ends.New York Insurance Law § 3404, Fire insurance contract; standard policy provisions; permissible variations (standard fire policy text)

Insurance Terms and Related Concepts

Which term means the cause of a loss, such as fire or hail?

  1. AExposure
  2. BPerilCorrect
  3. CHazard
  4. DRisk

Why: The California guide defines peril simply as cause of loss; a hazard is a circumstance that increases the likelihood or severity of loss.Commercial Insurance Guide

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The exam itself

Texas All Lines Adjuster License Exam, by the numbers.

Questions150 questionsThe outline heading reads "150 scoreable questions" and lists no pretest questions; the candidate handbook says that when no pretest number is listed, the exam has none.
Time150 minutes150 minutes is the time allotted in the handbook's exam table, for both the English and the Spanish exam.
SectionsGeneral Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge · Insurance Terms and Related Concepts · Texas Statutes and Rules for Property and Casualty Adjusting
Passing scoreScaled score of 70 on a 0–100 scaleRaw scores are converted to a scaled score from 0 to 100. The handbook states that the reported scaled score is neither the number nor the percentage of questions answered correctly; a score below 70 shows how close the candidate came to passing.
Our bank100 questions · updated September 2026Written from Texas Department of Insurance (TDI); administered by Pearson VUE
LanguagesEnglish
SourceTexas Department of Insurance (TDI); administered by Pearson VUEVerified 2026-09-25

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Asked before starting.

Is the practice really free, or does it stop after a few questions?

All 100 questions, the timed mock and the report are free with no sign-up. A free account only adds saving your progress. The study guide book is sold separately, $24.99 one-time; nothing in the practice requires it.

Is your mock the same as the real Texas All Lines Adjuster License Exam?

No. Ours is 100 questions in 100 minutes; the real exam is 150 questions in 150 minutes. Use the mock for stamina and section timing, not as a score predictor.

What score do I need?

Scaled score of 70 on a 0–100 scale — as published by Texas Department of Insurance (TDI); administered by Pearson VUE. Confirm the current rule with them before your exam date.

Is there a study guide for the Texas All Lines Adjuster License Exam?

Yes. PrepPass sells Texas All Lines Adjuster Study Guide — 2026 Edition, a PDF + EPUB download, $24.99 one-time; the practice on this page stays free without it. See the study guide →

Practice questions are AI-assisted study material written from Texas Department of Insurance (TDI); administered by Pearson VUE and reviewed by PrepPass — for practice only, not official exam questions. Bank updated September 2026. PrepPass is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Texas Department of Insurance (TDI); administered by Pearson VUE. Always confirm current exam details with Texas Department of Insurance (TDI); administered by Pearson VUE.
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