North Carolina · state portion

Free North Carolina Licensure practice questions

10 original questions with full explanations. 3 of the 60 scored state-portion questions (about 5%) come from this area.

1. 1

   A provisional broker in North Carolina must complete how many hours of postlicensing education to remove their provisional status?

   • A. 60 hours
   • B. 75 hours
   • C. 120 hours
   • D. 90 hours
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   Answer: D

   In North Carolina, a provisional broker must complete 90 hours of postlicensing education to remove their provisional status.

2. 2

   To become a licensed real estate broker in North Carolina, an individual must be at least how old?

   • A. 18 years old
   • B. 21 years old
   • C. 25 years old
   • D. 30 years old
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   Answer: A

   According to Chapter 93A, an individual must be at least 18 years old to apply for a real estate broker license in North Carolina.

3. 3

   What is the difference between an active and inactive license status in North Carolina?

   • A. An active license allows a broker to work as a broker-in-charge, while an inactive license does not
   • B. An active license requires continuing education, while an inactive license does not
   • C. An active license is required for provisional brokers, while an inactive license is required for brokers-in-charge
   • D. An active license allows a broker to engage in real estate activities, while an inactive license does not
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   Answer: D

   In North Carolina, an active license allows a broker to engage in real estate activities, while an inactive license does not.

4. 4

   What is the minimum education requirement to apply for a North Carolina real estate license?

   • A. High school diploma or equivalent
   • B. Associate's degree
   • C. Bachelor's degree
   • D. No education requirement
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   Answer: A

   Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent to be eligible for a North Carolina real estate license.

5. 5

   What type of education is required for a Provisional Broker to become a full Broker in North Carolina?

   • A. Continuing education
   • B. Appraisal education
   • C. Broker Prelicensing Course
   • D. Postlicensing education
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   Answer: D

   A Provisional Broker in North Carolina must complete postlicensing education to become a full Broker.

6. 6

   What is the difference between an active and inactive real estate license status in North Carolina?

   • A. Active licenses can be renewed, while inactive licenses cannot
   • B. Active licenses require continuing education, while inactive licenses do not
   • C. Active licenses are held by brokers-in-charge, while inactive licenses are held by provisional brokers
   • D. Active licenses allow the broker to practice, while inactive licenses do not
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   Answer: D

   An active license allows the broker to practice real estate, while an inactive license does not.

7. 7

   A North Carolina provisional broker fails to complete their postlicensing education within the required timeframe. What will happen to their license status?

   • A. It will be automatically upgraded to a broker license
   • B. It will be revoked
   • C. It will be suspended
   • D. It will be placed on inactive status
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   Answer: D

   If a provisional broker fails to complete their postlicensing education, their license will be placed on inactive status until the education is completed.

8. 8

   What is the requirement for a provisional broker to become a full broker in North Carolina?

   • A. Complete 30 hours of postlicensing education
   • B. Have 2 years of experience as a provisional broker
   • C. Pass a second licensing exam
   • D. Complete 90 hours of postlicensing education
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   Answer: D

   A provisional broker in North Carolina must complete 90 hours of postlicensing education to become a full broker.

9. 9

   How often must a real estate broker license be renewed in North Carolina?

   • A. Every 2 years
   • B. Every 5 years
   • C. Every 3 years
   • D. Every year
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   Answer: D

   Real estate broker licenses in North Carolina must be renewed annually by June 10.

10. 10

    What is the difference between an active and inactive real estate license in North Carolina?

    • A. Active licenses can be used to practice real estate, while inactive licenses cannot
    • B. Active licenses are held by brokers-in-charge, while inactive licenses are held by provisional brokers
    • C. Active licenses require continuing education, while inactive licenses do not
    • D. Active licenses are issued to out-of-state brokers, while inactive licenses are issued to in-state brokers
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    Answer: A

    The main difference between an active and inactive real estate license in North Carolina is that an active license allows the holder to practice real estate, while an inactive license does not.