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Texas Life & Health: find the outline sections that are still costing you points.

The official Pearson VUE outline takes effect September 1, 2026. It scores 130 items across 13 sections. This guide maps those sections to the Texas Insurance Code and a free 15-question weak-spot check.

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Map your study plan to the official Texas outline.

Use this guide’s section map and official-source links, then try the free 15-question Texas Life & Health check to see what to practice next. No email or card required.

Official scored structure

130 scored items. The real exam also includes unscored pretest items that this guide does not simulate. Counts come from the Pearson VUE Texas Insurance Supplement effective September 1, 2026.

  1. Types of life policies

    §1101.005 grace period · §1101.006 incontestability

    15 scored items
  2. Riders, provisions, and options

    §1101.005 grace period · §1101.006 incontestability

    15 scored items
  3. Application and underwriting

    §705.051 — material misrepresentation

    12 scored items
  4. 8 scored items
  5. Types of health policies

    §843.002 — emergency care / prudent layperson

    16 scored items
  6. Health provisions

    §1201.271 — application alteration

    15 scored items
  7. 6 scored items
  8. 5 scored items
  9. Field underwriting

    §1201.271 — application alteration

    8 scored items
  10. Texas common statutes

    §4001.201 — appointment required

    14 scored items
  11. Texas life statutes

    §1101.005 grace period · §1101.006 incontestability

    6 scored items
  12. Texas health statutes

    §1501.002 — small employer (2–50)

    7 scored items
  13. Texas HMO statutes

    §843.002 — emergency care / prudent layperson

    3 scored items

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Official outline

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Common questions

Is this the official Texas Life & Health exam?
No. ExamRefine is independent study help. The scored structure and section titles come from the Pearson VUE Texas Insurance Supplement effective September 1, 2026. Confirm candidate requirements on the current Pearson VUE document before you sit.
How many questions are scored on the Texas Life & Health exam?
The official outline allocates 130 scored items across 13 sections. The live exam also includes unscored pretest items that this guide does not simulate.
Do I need an account for the free 15-question check?
No. The free check does not require email or a card. Results name the outline sections you missed. They are not a pass prediction.

Reviews

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    Maya E.Texas Life & Health · 2 weeks ago

    ok so i was just grinding random questions and getting the SAME stuff wrong every time. did the free 15 and it actually grouped it... i kept mixing up appointment vs license and…

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    Dre W.Texas Life & Health · Aug 19, 2026

    explanations are actually long which i needed, not those one-line rationales that dont help anybody. after you miss it shows the distinction then asks the same idea with new…

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    Priya N.Texas Life & Health · 1 month ago

    wish the free one had more than 15 but whatever. i like that it doesnt drip the answer after every click, i was using that as a crutch on other apps. the full practice screen with…

    Response from ExamRefine

    yeah the free check is 15 on purpose so the map is a diagnosis, not a score dump. timed 130 is on the life & health practice page after you finish.

    1 month ago

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