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ARRT radiography practice exam: 230 questions in 230 minutes
230 questions · 230 minutes · 200 scored · Flag for review
The real length and clock: 230 questions in 230 minutes, 200 of them scored. The result shows your percent correct and a score for every subcategory.
Before you start
- Every question has four options and one correct answer. Each explanation says why the answer is right and why the most tempting wrong answer is wrong.
- The 200 scored questions are drawn in the content specifications’ count for each subcategory (33 patient care, 21 physics and radiobiology, 29 radiation protection, 26 image acquisition, 25 equipment and QC, 18 head, spine and pelvis, 20 thorax and abdomen, 28 extremities); 30 unscored pilot questions are mixed in, as on the real exam. ARRT passes at a scaled score of 75, about 67% correct in its 2025 report, so the result shows your percent correct on the 200 scored questions, plus a review of every question with its explanation.
- As on the real exam, you can flag questions and return to them; here you can also skip ahead. The clock keeps running in background tabs and reloads; when time runs out, your answers are submitted. The real exam also has a few select-all, ordering and image-selection questions; this mock uses single-answer questions only.
Original practice questions written to the ARRT Radiography Examination Content Specifications, not ARRT exam questions. Independent practice, not affiliated with or endorsed by The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Pearson VUE. ARRT and R.T. are trademarks of the ARRT.