Arkansas CNA Practice Test
Arkansas CNA Competency Exam · D&S Diversified Technologies (Headmaster) · 75 questions in 60 minutes, 76% to pass
75 questions in 60 minutes, 76% to pass, with an explanation for every answer and a score by topic.
Or start with a free topic drillA resident takes a blood thinner. What type of razor should be used to shave him?
Arkansas CNA written exam format
- Testing vendor
- D&S Diversified Technologies (Headmaster)
- Questions
- 75 multiple choice
- Time
- 60 minutes
- Pass mark
- 76%
- Audio and Spanish
- Knowledge $30, Spanish $30, audio or Spanish audio $40
- Skills fee
- $95
- Attempts
- 3 attempts within 1 year of finishing training
- Headmaster replaced Prometric as Arkansas’s testing vendor; the skill tasks were last updated July 1, 2026.
Our Arkansas practice exam
75 questions in 60 minutes, scored against the 76% pass mark, with a score for each topic. Questions are drawn across the NNAAP topics in the same proportions as the real written exam, and every answer comes with an explanation.
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75 questions in 60 minutes, 76% to pass, with an explanation for every answer and a score by topic.
Or start with a free topic drillArkansas skills exam
- Three or four tasks chosen at random, performed in 30 minutes. The first task is one of the mandatory tasks with hand washing built in.
- To pass, you perform every key (bold) step and at least 80% of the other steps on each task.
Practice each skill from the official checklist in the sources below until you can do every step in order.
Common questions
What score do I need on the Arkansas CNA test?
76% or better on the 75-question knowledge test.
75 questions in 60 minutes, 76% to pass, with an explanation for every answer and a score by topic.
Or start with a free topic drillSources
Checked October 30, 2026. Vendors update their handbooks; confirm details with your testing vendor before you schedule.
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