Free Florida Real Estate Practice Test

The fastest way to find out if you're ready for the Florida real estate sales associate exam is to answer real exam-style questions under exam conditions. Start with 30 free questions — no sign-up, no card — and see exactly where you stand against the 75% passing line.

Match your practice to the real exam

Good practice mirrors the actual test. Here's what the Florida sales associate exam looks like, so your prep reflects the real thing:

• 100 scored questions, plus a small number of unidentified, unscored pilot questions.
• Multiple choice, four options (A–D). Closed book.
• Passing score: 75% — 75 of the 100 scored questions.
• Time limit: 3.5 hours.
• Where: Pearson VUE testing centers across Florida (in person; no remote proctoring for the license exam).
• Exam fee: $36.75 per attempt, paid to Pearson VUE.

Why a practice test beats re-reading your notes

Re-reading feels productive but hides your weak spots — you recognize the material without being able to recall it under pressure. Answering questions does the opposite: it forces recall, exposes the topics you only think you know, and builds the timed-test stamina you need for a 3.5-hour exam.

How PassFlorida's practice test is different

• Adaptive: it resurfaces the topics where you're below 75%, instead of wasting your time on what you already know.
• Statute-linked: every wrong answer links to the underlying Florida Statute or FREC rule, so you study the source, not a paraphrase.
• Bilingual: practice in English, Spanish, or side-by-side so the terminology feels familiar on exam day.

Common questions

Is the PassFlorida practice test really free?

Yes. You get 30 exam-style questions with no sign-up and no card. You only create an account if you decide to keep practicing.

Do practice test scores predict the real Florida exam?

A practice test won't guarantee your result, but it's the best signal you have. It shows which of the 19 FREC topic areas you're below the 75% passing line on, so you can drill those before exam day.