Texas Property and Casualty Insurance Law Practice Questions
Section I of the Texas state outline · Texas General Lines Property and Casualty: 18 scored questions
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Texas law common to property and casualty insurance on the exam
Section I of the Texas state outline is 18 of the 30 Texas questions on the General Lines Property and Casualty exam: the Commissioner, the kinds of insurers and licenses, and the rules of conduct for Texas agents.
- Outline
- Section I: The Commissioner and TDI, insurer types including Texas Lloyds, agent and other licenses, continuing education, unfair practices, rating and underwriting, and commission sharing
- Share of the exam
- Texas General Lines Property and Casualty: 18 of 130 scored questions
- Our drill
- 10 questions from 40 on this section, untimed, a worked answer after each; one free attempt, unlimited with a pass
What to know
- The governor appoints the Commissioner of Insurance, with the advice and consent of the Texas Senate, for a two-year term (Texas Insurance Code Sec. 31.022).
- An individual agent license expires on the license holder’s birthday every two years (Sec. 4003.001). A temporary license is valid for 180 days (Sec. 4001.155).
- Each two-year reporting period, a licensed agent completes 24 hours of continuing education, at least half in classroom or classroom-equivalent courses (28 TAC Sec. 19.1003). The Insurance Code requires three of each renewal period’s hours to be in ethics (Sec. 4004.054).
- A licensed agent reports to TDI monthly any change of mailing address, any felony conviction and any administrative action taken against the license (Sec. 4001.252).
- An insurer or agent may not pay a commission to, or accept one from, a person for acting as an agent in Texas unless that person holds a Texas agent license (Sec. 4005.053).
Test yourself on Texas law common to property and casualty insurance
Ten questions on Texas law common to property and casualty insurance, untimed, with a worked answer after each one.
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How many Texas law common to property and casualty insurance questions are on the exam?
Section I is 18 of the 30 scored Texas questions on the General Lines Property and Casualty exam.
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Outline and facts checked November 2026: Pearson VUE: Texas insurance exams · Texas Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook · Texas Insurance Content Outlines (effective September 1, 2026) · TDI exam pass rates, 2025 · Texas Insurance Code.
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