How it works
This unofficial practice test asks what Arizona's contractor statutes say. Every question comes from a section of the Arizona Revised Statutes read on October 4, 2026, and the answer names that section. The registrar's rules are not asked here.
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What this practice test covers
The Start from menu has six parts: who needs a license, the qualifying party and the license, bonds and the recovery fund, contracts, discipline, and liens. All come from Title 32, Chapter 10 and the lien article of Title 33. The rules in the Arizona Administrative Code are left out.
What the registrar said about the exam
A copy of the registrar's licensing page archived on July 12, 2026 describes an open-book training course and exam, offered only online, that the qualifying party passes with at least 70 percent. Check the registrar's site for today's terms.
- Many answers are a number of days or a dollar amount, so read each choice to the end.
- After a miss, open the link and read the whole statute section.
- Wrong answers go to Missed until you answer them right.
Questions and answers
Is this the real Arizona statutes and rules exam?
No. It is unofficial practice written from the Arizona Revised Statutes. The Registrar of Contractors gives the real exam, did not write or review this page, and none of its questions appear here.
What is in this AZ statutes and rules exam practice test?
Questions on license exemptions, the qualifying party, renewal, bonds, the residential recovery fund, written contracts, complaints, penalties, the preliminary twenty day notice and lien deadlines. Each answer cites one section of Title 32 or Title 33.
Does this page cover the registrar's rules?
No. Every question comes from a statute. The rules in the Arizona Administrative Code, Title 4, Chapter 9, are not asked.
Is the Arizona statutes and rules exam open book?
The registrar's licensing page, in a copy archived on July 12, 2026, called it an open book training course and exam on computer offered only online. That copy may be out of date, so confirm with the registrar.