Texas Life Agent exam: practice in English or Spanish
Every question in both languages.
Try one question · Types of policies
Ana is 32. She wants life insurance only until her children finish college, with the lowest premium at the start. Which type of policy fits that need?
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How ExamenDeSeguros works
- Answer the sample question.
- Start your free week.
- Practice by area from the first question, with the explanation and the source of every answer.
Why practice before you pay for an attempt
On the English Life Agent exam, 46.4% of first-time sittings passed[1] in fiscal 2026. Each attempt costs $39[2]. See what’s on the exam before you book.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need a card for the free week?
Yes. You enter a card at the start and nothing is charged during the 7 days. Cancel before and you pay nothing. If you stay, you pay $24 a month.
Can I see each question in Spanish?
Yes, in one tap. The real exam has the same switch: On the Spanish version you can switch between Spanish and English at any time during the exam.[2]
Will these questions be on the exam?
No. They are original practice questions, written from public sources: Texas law, the Department of Insurance’s guides and the exam outline.
How many questions do I need right to pass?
The scaled score is neither the number nor the percentage of questions you got right, so 70 does not mean 70% of the questions.[2]
Sources
- TDI / Pearson, Demographic Analysis (English forms), September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026, Table 76 (read November 13, 2026)
- Pearson VUE, Texas Department of Insurance Candidate Handbook #124400 (October 2024), p.17 (Available exams and fees); p.11 (Spanish exams); p.14 (Scaled score) (read November 13, 2026)
Reviewed November 13, 2026. Published by ExamenDeSeguros. The sources above are the authority. This is a summary in our own words: check the source before you act on it.