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Oregon Business & Law Exam

Oregon state-specific exam covering CCB licensing (ORS 701), construction lien law, and lead-based paint regulations.

151 questions available2.0 hours70% to pass
Difficulty Breakdown
Easy47 (31%)
Medium62 (41%)
Hard42 (28%)

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Oregon Business & Law

151Q

Does an Oregon CCB license requirement apply to work on a structure within a federal reservation?

easy

A construction worker is injured on a job site in Oregon. The contractor has valid workers' compensation insurance. What percentage of the worker's average weekly wage will they typically receive in temporary disability benefits?

medium

Under Oregon law, a general contractor hires 3 employees at $25 per hour for a 40-hour work week. What is the approximate weekly workers compensation premium if the rate is $2.15 per $100 of payroll?

medium

A contractor finished work on May 30th. Under ORS 87, what is the last day it can file a claim of lien?

medium

An Oregon contractor has 3 employees with a total annual payroll of $180,000. If the workers' compensation rate for their classification is $2.50 per $100 of payroll, what is their annual premium?

medium

A subcontractor completes electrical work worth $8,500 on March 15th. The general contractor fails to pay. Under ORS 87, what is the deadline to file a lien claim?

medium

A contractor performs $12,500 of electrical work on a residential addition in Oregon. The property owner refuses to pay the final invoice of $3,200. To perfect a construction lien under ORS 87, the contractor must record the lien claim in which location?

easy

According to Oregon plumbing codes, what is the minimum slope requirement for horizontal drainage piping?

medium

When EPA certifies a renovation firm, what is the longest the certificate may run before expiring?

hard

A contractor is building a deck that will be 30 inches above grade. According to Oregon building codes, what is the minimum height requirement for guardrails?

medium

How many responsible managing individuals must an Oregon licensed contractor business have?

easy

A contractor completes $45,000 worth of work on a residential project in Oregon. The property owner fails to pay after 30 days. What is the maximum lien amount the contractor can claim under ORS 87?

medium

A contractor discovers lead-based paint during renovation of a home built in 1965. Under Oregon regulations, what is required before continuing work?

hard

A contractor has 3 employees with a total annual payroll of $180,000. If the workers' compensation rate is $8.50 per $100 of payroll, what is the annual premium?

medium

A homeowner hired an unlicensed contractor who abandoned a $25,000 project. The homeowner wants to file a claim with the CCB. What is the likely outcome?

hard

An Oregon contractor employs a worker who earns $4,200 per month. If the workers compensation rate is $3.25 per $100 of payroll, what is the monthly premium?

medium

A contractor is renovating a kitchen in a home built in 1955. The work will disturb 8 square feet of painted surface. What lead-based paint requirement applies under Oregon regulations?

hard

An Oregon contractor is renovating a home built in 1968. The work involves disturbing 25 square feet of painted surfaces. According to Oregon lead-based paint regulations, what action is required?

hard

A general contractor hires a subcontractor who performs $15,000 worth of electrical work. The property owner pays the general contractor but the general contractor fails to pay the subcontractor. Calculate the subcontractor's maximum lien claim under ORS 87.

hard

A residential contractor completes a $35,000 kitchen remodel but fails to obtain required permits. Under Oregon law, what is the potential penalty?

hard

Calculate the maximum lien amount a material supplier can claim under Oregon law for materials delivered to a residential construction project with a total contract value of $85,000, where the supplier provided $15,000 in materials.

easy

Which of the following situations would require a contractor to obtain workers compensation coverage in Oregon?

medium

Which Oregon building code governs residential construction of one and two-family dwellings?

easy

Which of the following best describes Oregon's workers compensation requirements for contractors?

medium

A contractor is renovating a home built in 1965 and will disturb painted surfaces totaling 8 square feet. What lead-based paint requirement applies under Oregon regulations?

hard

A homeowner employs a worker to do repair work at the homeowner's own private home. Is that worker subject to Oregon's workers' compensation law?

easy

Under the Oregon Residential Specialty Code, required guards may not allow passage of a sphere of what diameter?

easy

A contractor performs $12,500 of work on a residential project in Oregon. The homeowner fails to pay after 45 days. Calculate the maximum lien amount the contractor can claim under ORS 87.

medium

Under ORS 701.063, how long is an Oregon CCB license valid?

easy

What must Oregon's CCB consumer notice form describe?

hard

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About Oregon Business & Law Exam

50

Scored Questions

2.0h

Time Limit

2.4m

Per Question

The Oregon Business & Law Exam exam is administered by your state's testing provider. You must score at least 70% to pass this part. Reference-material rules vary by state — check your candidate information bulletin before exam day.

Oregon state-specific exam covering CCB licensing (ORS 701), construction lien law, and lead-based paint regulations.

What's Tested: 1 Content Areas

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100%

Oregon Business & Law

Oregon CCB licensing (ORS 701), construction lien law (ORS 87), lead-based paint, residential requirements.

~50 questions on the exam

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Oregon Business & Law Exam exam?

The Oregon Business & Law Exam exam contains 50 scored questions. You must answer them within 2.0 hours. The exam is administered by your state's testing provider and may be open or closed book depending on your state — check your candidate information bulletin.

What is the passing score for Oregon?

You need a score of 70% or higher to pass the Oregon Business & Law Exam exam. That means you must answer at least 35 out of 50 questions correctly.

Is the Oregon exam open book?

It depends on your state. Check your candidate information bulletin for the current reference-material rules before exam day.

How long do I have to complete the Oregon exam?

You have 2.0 hours (120 minutes) to complete all 50 questions. That averages to about 2.4 minutes per question.

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