Oklahoma Home Inspector Exam
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1. Under Oklahoma home inspection licensing requirements, which
applicant is generally eligible to apply for the home inspector
examination?
A. A person at least 16 years old who has completed 30 hours of training
B. A person at least 18 years old who has completed 60 hours of training
C. A person at least 18 years old who has completed 90 clock hours of
approved home inspection training or an accepted equivalent
D. A person of any age who has completed an apprenticeship
The Oklahoma requirements generally require an applicant to be at
least 18 years old and to provide evidence of 90 clock hours of approved
home inspection training or an accepted equivalent before applying for
the examination.
2. What is the primary purpose of an Oklahoma home inspection
under the applicable standards of practice?
,A. To guarantee that a property will remain free from defects
B. To determine the property's market value
C. To provide information concerning the condition of inspected
systems and components at the time of the inspection
D. To certify that a property complies with every applicable building code
A home inspection is intended to provide the client with information
about the condition of applicable systems and components at the time
of the inspection rather than guarantee future performance or establish
property value.
3. Which description most accurately characterizes the scope of an
Oklahoma home inspection?
A. Destructive examination of all concealed construction
B. Laboratory testing of every building material
C. Visual examination of readily accessible real property and
improvements associated with a dwelling of four or fewer units
D. Structural engineering analysis of all load-bearing members
Oklahoma's definition centers on a visual examination of readily
accessible physical real property and improvements associated with
residential property consisting of four or fewer dwelling units.
4. Which of the following is generally within the subject matter
identified in Oklahoma's definition of a home inspection?
,A. Property tax assessment
B. Real estate brokerage valuation
C. Structural, drainage, roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, and air-
conditioning conditions
D. Title examination and deed preparation
The Oklahoma definition expressly identifies structural, lot drainage,
roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning areas among
the components that may be addressed by a home inspection.
5. Which action best illustrates the Oklahoma concept of inspecting a
readily accessible component?
A. Removing a permanently sealed wall
B. Excavating below a foundation
C. Examining a readily accessible component using normal operating
controls and opening a readily openable access panel
D. Disassembling permanently installed mechanical equipment
The standards describe inspection as examining readily accessible
systems and components using normal operating controls and opening
readily openable access panels.
6. What does the term “dismantle” most appropriately mean under
Oklahoma home inspection regulations?
A. Turning a system off at its normal control
B. Opening an ordinary access panel
, C. Taking apart or removing a component in a manner beyond what a
homeowner would normally do during routine maintenance
D. Visually examining an exposed component
Dismantling involves taking apart or removing components beyond
ordinary homeowner maintenance, distinguishing it from routine
inspection procedures.
7. During a home inspection, an inspector discovers a concealed
condition that cannot be evaluated without destructive removal of
finished materials. What is the most appropriate approach?
A. Destroy the finished material without authorization
B. Assume the concealed component is satisfactory
C. Report the limitation and recommend appropriate further evaluation
when warranted
D. Certify the concealed condition as compliant
Home inspection standards are based on visual examination of
accessible components; concealed conditions requiring destructive
investigation should not be represented as having been fully evaluated.
8. Which professional activity is generally outside the ordinary
purpose of a home inspection?
A. Observing roof covering conditions
B. Evaluating readily accessible plumbing components
Practice Questions And Correct
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1. Under Oklahoma home inspection licensing requirements, which
applicant is generally eligible to apply for the home inspector
examination?
A. A person at least 16 years old who has completed 30 hours of training
B. A person at least 18 years old who has completed 60 hours of training
C. A person at least 18 years old who has completed 90 clock hours of
approved home inspection training or an accepted equivalent
D. A person of any age who has completed an apprenticeship
The Oklahoma requirements generally require an applicant to be at
least 18 years old and to provide evidence of 90 clock hours of approved
home inspection training or an accepted equivalent before applying for
the examination.
2. What is the primary purpose of an Oklahoma home inspection
under the applicable standards of practice?
,A. To guarantee that a property will remain free from defects
B. To determine the property's market value
C. To provide information concerning the condition of inspected
systems and components at the time of the inspection
D. To certify that a property complies with every applicable building code
A home inspection is intended to provide the client with information
about the condition of applicable systems and components at the time
of the inspection rather than guarantee future performance or establish
property value.
3. Which description most accurately characterizes the scope of an
Oklahoma home inspection?
A. Destructive examination of all concealed construction
B. Laboratory testing of every building material
C. Visual examination of readily accessible real property and
improvements associated with a dwelling of four or fewer units
D. Structural engineering analysis of all load-bearing members
Oklahoma's definition centers on a visual examination of readily
accessible physical real property and improvements associated with
residential property consisting of four or fewer dwelling units.
4. Which of the following is generally within the subject matter
identified in Oklahoma's definition of a home inspection?
,A. Property tax assessment
B. Real estate brokerage valuation
C. Structural, drainage, roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, and air-
conditioning conditions
D. Title examination and deed preparation
The Oklahoma definition expressly identifies structural, lot drainage,
roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning areas among
the components that may be addressed by a home inspection.
5. Which action best illustrates the Oklahoma concept of inspecting a
readily accessible component?
A. Removing a permanently sealed wall
B. Excavating below a foundation
C. Examining a readily accessible component using normal operating
controls and opening a readily openable access panel
D. Disassembling permanently installed mechanical equipment
The standards describe inspection as examining readily accessible
systems and components using normal operating controls and opening
readily openable access panels.
6. What does the term “dismantle” most appropriately mean under
Oklahoma home inspection regulations?
A. Turning a system off at its normal control
B. Opening an ordinary access panel
, C. Taking apart or removing a component in a manner beyond what a
homeowner would normally do during routine maintenance
D. Visually examining an exposed component
Dismantling involves taking apart or removing components beyond
ordinary homeowner maintenance, distinguishing it from routine
inspection procedures.
7. During a home inspection, an inspector discovers a concealed
condition that cannot be evaluated without destructive removal of
finished materials. What is the most appropriate approach?
A. Destroy the finished material without authorization
B. Assume the concealed component is satisfactory
C. Report the limitation and recommend appropriate further evaluation
when warranted
D. Certify the concealed condition as compliant
Home inspection standards are based on visual examination of
accessible components; concealed conditions requiring destructive
investigation should not be represented as having been fully evaluated.
8. Which professional activity is generally outside the ordinary
purpose of a home inspection?
A. Observing roof covering conditions
B. Evaluating readily accessible plumbing components
