CT Chapter 10 Quiz Complete
Solutions
a. Be completed before taken the written exam - ANSWER-Applications for any real
estate license in Connecticut must
a. Be completed before taken the written exam
b. Contain a picture of the application
c. Be accompanied by a sworn statement
d. Be accompanied by a sworn statement attesting to the applicant's character
c. Are exempt from the licensing requirements if you reside at the apartment
complex - ANSWER-You are employed by an apartment complex as a residential
on-site property custodian. Part of your duties involves negotiating leases for the
apartments. In this position you
a. Must have a salesperson's license
b. Must have a broker's license
c. Are exempt from the licensing requirements if you reside at the apartment
complex
d. Are violating the license law
d. Real estate brokerage principles and practices and legal compliance - ANSWER-
In addition to a course in real estate principles and practices, a broker applicant must
also take courses in
a. Real estate appraisal and contracts
b. leasing and landlord-tenant law
c. Real estate finance and taxation
d. Real estate brokerage principles and practices and legal compliance
a. Are notified of the results at the examination site - ANSWER-Applicants who fail a
license examination
a. Are notified of the results at the examination site
b. Must wait 180 days before a retake
c. Are scheduled for a review session with the Commission
d. Must score 80% on a subsequent retake to pass
a. $285/$285 - ANSWER-The initial salesperson's license fee is presently____, and
annual renewals are_____
a. $285/$285
b. $565/$285
c. $285/$75
d. $565/$375
a. He must wait one year - ANSWER-After moving to Connecticut, Alan applies for a
real estate salesperson's license. The Commission discovers from his application
that he was refused a license in his former state because he was not yet 18 years
, old. Alan is now 18 and possesses all the other qualifications. How long from the
date of the earlier refusal must Alan wait to be issued a Connecticut license?
a. He must wait one year
b. He must wait five years
c. He can be issued a license immediately
d. He is ineligible until he has been a resident of Connecticut for one year
b. Irrevocable consent to suit - ANSWER-A nonresident license applicant must file
with the Commission a(n)
a. Certificate of specific performance
b. Irrevocable consent to suit
c. Copy of his or her birth certificate
d. Corpus delicti
d. Expire annually on May 31 - ANSWER-All real estate salesperson's licenses
a. Are granted in perpetuity
b. Do not need to be renewed unless previously revoked
c. Expire annually on March 31
d. Expire annually on May 31
c. 12 hours, two years - ANSWER-To maintain their licenses, real estate licenses are
required to take____ of continuing education every____.
a. 6 hours, one year
b. 12 hours, one year
c. 12 hours, two years
d. 60 hours, tow years
d. Certificate of title insurance - ANSWER-All listings in Connecticut must include all
of the following EXCEPT
a. Written confirmation
b. Date of expiration
c. Signatures of owners and brokers
d. Certificate of title insurance
a. Register the change with the Commission - ANSWER-To change broker affiliation,
a salesperson must
a. Register the change with the Commission
b. Register the change with his or her broker
c. Apply for a new license
d. Apply for a broker's license
b. Refer the couple to an attorney for legal advice - ANSWER-Kathleen accompanies
a young couple during an open house on a property listed with her agency. The
couple is so impressed with the house and Kathleen's response to their questions
that they decided to make an offer. Before the offer is presented to the principal, they
ask Kathleen's personal opinion as to whether they should require that the seller give
them a warranty deed or a quitclaim deed at the closing. Kathleen should
a. Make a decision and support it with facts
b. Refer the couple to an attorney for legal advice
c. Assure the couple that either is acceptable
Solutions
a. Be completed before taken the written exam - ANSWER-Applications for any real
estate license in Connecticut must
a. Be completed before taken the written exam
b. Contain a picture of the application
c. Be accompanied by a sworn statement
d. Be accompanied by a sworn statement attesting to the applicant's character
c. Are exempt from the licensing requirements if you reside at the apartment
complex - ANSWER-You are employed by an apartment complex as a residential
on-site property custodian. Part of your duties involves negotiating leases for the
apartments. In this position you
a. Must have a salesperson's license
b. Must have a broker's license
c. Are exempt from the licensing requirements if you reside at the apartment
complex
d. Are violating the license law
d. Real estate brokerage principles and practices and legal compliance - ANSWER-
In addition to a course in real estate principles and practices, a broker applicant must
also take courses in
a. Real estate appraisal and contracts
b. leasing and landlord-tenant law
c. Real estate finance and taxation
d. Real estate brokerage principles and practices and legal compliance
a. Are notified of the results at the examination site - ANSWER-Applicants who fail a
license examination
a. Are notified of the results at the examination site
b. Must wait 180 days before a retake
c. Are scheduled for a review session with the Commission
d. Must score 80% on a subsequent retake to pass
a. $285/$285 - ANSWER-The initial salesperson's license fee is presently____, and
annual renewals are_____
a. $285/$285
b. $565/$285
c. $285/$75
d. $565/$375
a. He must wait one year - ANSWER-After moving to Connecticut, Alan applies for a
real estate salesperson's license. The Commission discovers from his application
that he was refused a license in his former state because he was not yet 18 years
, old. Alan is now 18 and possesses all the other qualifications. How long from the
date of the earlier refusal must Alan wait to be issued a Connecticut license?
a. He must wait one year
b. He must wait five years
c. He can be issued a license immediately
d. He is ineligible until he has been a resident of Connecticut for one year
b. Irrevocable consent to suit - ANSWER-A nonresident license applicant must file
with the Commission a(n)
a. Certificate of specific performance
b. Irrevocable consent to suit
c. Copy of his or her birth certificate
d. Corpus delicti
d. Expire annually on May 31 - ANSWER-All real estate salesperson's licenses
a. Are granted in perpetuity
b. Do not need to be renewed unless previously revoked
c. Expire annually on March 31
d. Expire annually on May 31
c. 12 hours, two years - ANSWER-To maintain their licenses, real estate licenses are
required to take____ of continuing education every____.
a. 6 hours, one year
b. 12 hours, one year
c. 12 hours, two years
d. 60 hours, tow years
d. Certificate of title insurance - ANSWER-All listings in Connecticut must include all
of the following EXCEPT
a. Written confirmation
b. Date of expiration
c. Signatures of owners and brokers
d. Certificate of title insurance
a. Register the change with the Commission - ANSWER-To change broker affiliation,
a salesperson must
a. Register the change with the Commission
b. Register the change with his or her broker
c. Apply for a new license
d. Apply for a broker's license
b. Refer the couple to an attorney for legal advice - ANSWER-Kathleen accompanies
a young couple during an open house on a property listed with her agency. The
couple is so impressed with the house and Kathleen's response to their questions
that they decided to make an offer. Before the offer is presented to the principal, they
ask Kathleen's personal opinion as to whether they should require that the seller give
them a warranty deed or a quitclaim deed at the closing. Kathleen should
a. Make a decision and support it with facts
b. Refer the couple to an attorney for legal advice
c. Assure the couple that either is acceptable
