CT PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED A+
NEWLY UPDATED 2025
Q1: Connecticut licensing law recognizes which of the following types of
listing agreements?
a. Net listing, open listing, exclusive right to sell
✔ b. Exclusive right to sell, exclusive agency, open listing
c. Open listing only
d. Exclusive agency only
Explanation: Connecticut law permits exclusive right to sell, exclusive agency,
and open listings. Net listings are generally discouraged and often not recognized.
Q2: Sharon Buyer contacts Agent Michael to view a property he listed on
Monroe Street. Sharon has no agent. Michael provides her with a written
Agency Disclosure Notice stating he represents the seller. What is Sharon
required to do before viewing the property?
a. Sign a dual agency consent form
b. Enter into a written buyer representation agreement
✔ c. She is not required to sign any agency agreement prior to viewing the
property
d. Sign a notice of representation agreement with Michael
Explanation: Since Sharon is unrepresented and viewing a property listed by the
agent, only disclosure is required, not a signed agreement.
Q3: A buyer purchases a FSBO (For Sale By Owner) property. A broker
claims they are owed a commission. Under what type of agreement would the
buyer have to be for the broker to earn a fee?
✔ a. Exclusive agency right to represent buyer
b. Non-exclusive agreement
, c. Oral agreement only
d. Open buyer agreement
Explanation: If the buyer signed an exclusive agency agreement with the broker,
the broker may be entitled to a commission—even if the property was not listed on
the MLS.
A licensee can do the all of the following without entering into a written buyer
agency agreement EXCEPT - ANSWER✔✔D. ask the buyer to disclose his or her
confidential information.
Under Connecticut licensing law, brokers and agents have to disclose a present or
contemplated interest in a property listed with them - ANSWER✔✔B. if they are
contemplating purchasing the property for their own account - X
Which of the following statements is TRUE under Connecticut law? -
ANSWER✔✔C. Connecticut license laws provide that licensed brokers may not
accept a listing that is based on a "net" price.
Under Connecticut law, real estate brokers are required to retain certain brokerage
records such as offers and counteroffers drafted by the brokers office, contracts,
leases, agency agreements and disclosures, escrow and trust account checks, and
bank statements. These records must be kept - ANSWER✔✔D. seven years.
The time required for acquisition of prescriptive easements is - ANSWER✔✔C. 15
years.
An easement by prescription may be extinguished if the owner takes, obtains, or
regains an open and continuous control and possession of the property for -
ANSWER✔✔A. 15 years. - X
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED A+
NEWLY UPDATED 2025
Q1: Connecticut licensing law recognizes which of the following types of
listing agreements?
a. Net listing, open listing, exclusive right to sell
✔ b. Exclusive right to sell, exclusive agency, open listing
c. Open listing only
d. Exclusive agency only
Explanation: Connecticut law permits exclusive right to sell, exclusive agency,
and open listings. Net listings are generally discouraged and often not recognized.
Q2: Sharon Buyer contacts Agent Michael to view a property he listed on
Monroe Street. Sharon has no agent. Michael provides her with a written
Agency Disclosure Notice stating he represents the seller. What is Sharon
required to do before viewing the property?
a. Sign a dual agency consent form
b. Enter into a written buyer representation agreement
✔ c. She is not required to sign any agency agreement prior to viewing the
property
d. Sign a notice of representation agreement with Michael
Explanation: Since Sharon is unrepresented and viewing a property listed by the
agent, only disclosure is required, not a signed agreement.
Q3: A buyer purchases a FSBO (For Sale By Owner) property. A broker
claims they are owed a commission. Under what type of agreement would the
buyer have to be for the broker to earn a fee?
✔ a. Exclusive agency right to represent buyer
b. Non-exclusive agreement
, c. Oral agreement only
d. Open buyer agreement
Explanation: If the buyer signed an exclusive agency agreement with the broker,
the broker may be entitled to a commission—even if the property was not listed on
the MLS.
A licensee can do the all of the following without entering into a written buyer
agency agreement EXCEPT - ANSWER✔✔D. ask the buyer to disclose his or her
confidential information.
Under Connecticut licensing law, brokers and agents have to disclose a present or
contemplated interest in a property listed with them - ANSWER✔✔B. if they are
contemplating purchasing the property for their own account - X
Which of the following statements is TRUE under Connecticut law? -
ANSWER✔✔C. Connecticut license laws provide that licensed brokers may not
accept a listing that is based on a "net" price.
Under Connecticut law, real estate brokers are required to retain certain brokerage
records such as offers and counteroffers drafted by the brokers office, contracts,
leases, agency agreements and disclosures, escrow and trust account checks, and
bank statements. These records must be kept - ANSWER✔✔D. seven years.
The time required for acquisition of prescriptive easements is - ANSWER✔✔C. 15
years.
An easement by prescription may be extinguished if the owner takes, obtains, or
regains an open and continuous control and possession of the property for -
ANSWER✔✔A. 15 years. - X
