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Texas Life & Health Insurance Exam — Practice Test & Study Guide

Sell life, accident & health insurance products. Covers policy provisions, riders, annuities, medical expense and disability coverage, plus state-specific regulations.

Our mock exam
100 questions
what you sit here, not the state's count
Official time limit
150 min
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Exam content outline

From the official TDI L&H content outline. Mock exams sample at these weights.

SectionWeight≈ Questions
National-LH-I Life Policy Types12%12
National-LH-II Life Policy Riders, Provisions, Options, Exclusions12%12
National-LH-III Application, Underwriting, Delivery9%9
National-LH-IV Retirement & Other Insurance Concepts6%6
National-LH-V Health Policy Types12%12
National-LH-VI Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, Riders12%12
National-LH-VII Social Insurance5%5
National-LH-VIII Other Health Insurance Concepts4%4
National-LH-IX Field Underwriting Procedures6%6
TX-LAH-SS-I TX Common to L&H10%10
TX-LAH-SS-II TX Life Only7%7
TX-LAH-SS-III TX A&H Only5%5
TX-LAH-SS-IV TX HMO Only2%2

Sample questions

Items from our L&H bank, aligned to the TX TDI outline — see the difficulty and explanation depth.

Q1 • Life Policy Typeshard

An employee earning $100,000 deferred 6% of pay into her 401(k) only in her third and final year of service; the plan matches 50% of the first 6% of compensation. She leaves after 3 years of service under the 2-to-6 year graded vesting schedule. How much of the employer match may she keep?

A$3,000 — employer match is always 100% vested immediately like employee deferrals
B$600 — only 20% vesting applies after 2 full years, and year 3 does not add additional vesting
C$0 — all employer contributions are forfeited unless the employee completes all 6 years
D$1,200 — the $3,000 employer match is 40% vested after 3 years under the 2-to-6 graded schedule
Why

Employer match = $3,000 (50% × 6% × $100K); 3 years under 2-to-6 graded = 40% vested = $1,200.

Q2 • Life Riders, Provisions, Optionseasy

Which feature is the defining characteristic of a renewable term life insurance policy?

AThe policy automatically renews at the same premium for the life of the insured
BRenewal needs no evidence of insurability, but the premium rises each time
CThe insured must pass a medical examination before each renewal period
DPremiums remain level for the entire renewable term period regardless of age
Why

Renewable term guarantees renewal without medical exam, but each renewal brings higher premiums.

Q3 • TX Common to L&Hmedium

TIC §541.060 prohibits unfair settlement practices. Which of the following is NOT listed as a prohibited act under that section?

AMisrepresenting a material fact or policy provision relating to a claim
BFailing to promptly explain the basis in the policy for denying a claim
CCanceling during the free-look period without a full premium refund
DRefusing to pay a claim without conducting a reasonable investigation
Why

Canceling within the free-look period is a policy administration rule, not a §541.060 settlement practice prohibition.

Q4 • Life Riders, Provisions, Optionseasy

The primary difference between a Family Income Rider and a Family Maintenance Rider is timing of income payments. Which statement correctly describes the Family Income Rider?

AIncome payments run for a fixed period starting from the insured's death, regardless of when death occurs
BIncome payments are made annually in one lump sum rather than monthly
CIncome payments continue for the insured's entire remaining life expectancy
DIncome payments run only until the end of the original rider period measured from policy issue
Why

Family Income Rider income runs to the end of the rider's term from policy issue; later death = shorter income period.

Q5 • TX Common to L&Hmedium

Under TIC §84.022, unless another insurance law sets a different amount, the Commissioner's administrative penalty for a violation of the Insurance Code may not exceed how much?

A$10,000 per violation
B$25,000 per violation
C$50,000 per violation
D$5,000 per violation
Why

TIC §84.022 caps the general administrative penalty at $25,000 per violation unless another insurance law sets a different amount.

Texas state law module

State-specific laws and regulations make up 10–20% of the TX L&H exam. Our markdown-based state-law module walks through what TDI actually tests.

Read TX L&H state law

Texas L&H Exam FAQ

How long is the TX L&H exam?

Texas Department of Insurance allows 150 minutes for the Texas Life & Health exam. The state does not publish a scored-question count. Our mock exam runs 100 questions in 120 minutes.

What's the passing score for TX L&H?

undefined% is the passing score in Texas, calculated against the scored question count. TDI reports results immediately at the test center.

How long should I study for the TX L&H exam?

Most L&H candidates spend 40–80 hours over 3–6 weeks. Start with the free diagnostic — it’ll tell you which sections to focus on instead of cramming the whole outline evenly.

Where do I take the Texas L&H exam?

TDI contracts with major proctored-exam vendors. Check the Texas Department of Insurance website for an up-to-date list of test centers in Texas.

Are these practice questions matched to the TX outline?

Yes — we follow the TDI content outline section by section, and our TX L&H bank includes 1,214 state-tagged items alongside the national NAIC content. Mock exams are composed from real section weights, not a generic question dump.

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