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ASREB UNIT 2-A EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Some neighborhoods have crossed a property for a long period of time. The owner
of the property eventually put up a fence, but then found that the neighbors could
possibly claim a(an): - CORRECT ANSWER - A. Prescriptive easement.
The trespass of an improvement on another's land is known as a(an): - CORRECT
ANSWER - A. Encroachment
An encumbrance that affects the physical condition and use of the property is
a(an): - CORRECT ANSWER - A. Easement
Which of the following items is not a specific lien - CORRECT ANSWER - D.
Income tax judgment.
Which encumbrance is a voluntary lien? - CORRECT ANSWER - C. Mortgage.
When an easement a pertinent exists between two parcels of land that are
separately owned, the: - CORRECT ANSWER - C. Dominant tenement is
benefited by the easement
All of the following items are part of the concept of adverse possession except: -
CORRECT ANSWER - C. License.
Two adjoining lots have an easement between them with one owner holding a
dominant tenement and the other, a servant tenement. Under the circumstances: -
ASREB UNIT 2-A EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Some neighborhoods have crossed a property for a long period of time. The owner
of the property eventually put up a fence, but then found that the neighbors could
possibly claim a(an): - CORRECT ANSWER - A. Prescriptive easement.
The trespass of an improvement on another's land is known as a(an): - CORRECT
ANSWER - A. Encroachment
An encumbrance that affects the physical condition and use of the property is
a(an): - CORRECT ANSWER - A. Easement
Which of the following items is not a specific lien - CORRECT ANSWER - D.
Income tax judgment.
Which encumbrance is a voluntary lien? - CORRECT ANSWER - C. Mortgage.
When an easement a pertinent exists between two parcels of land that are
separately owned, the: - CORRECT ANSWER - C. Dominant tenement is
benefited by the easement
All of the following items are part of the concept of adverse possession except: -
CORRECT ANSWER - C. License.
Two adjoining lots have an easement between them with one owner holding a
dominant tenement and the other, a servant tenement. Under the circumstances: -
