A free Florida roofing contractor practice test — exam-style questions one at a time,
with instant feedback and a per-topic score so you see exactly which content areas need more work.
The first 5 questions are free, no account needed.
This is a free Florida roofing contractor practice test for the CCC General Trade Knowledge exam — exam-style questions and answers, one at a time, with instant feedback and a plain-English explanation on every question. Filter by content area and watch your per-topic score, so you know exactly which subjects still need work before exam day.
The real exam is 80 scored questions in 5 hours, open book, and Rule 61G4-16.001(37), F.A.C. requires 70% to pass. Practicing the way the state actually asks questions, then reading why each answer is right, is the most reliable way to walk in confident.
Use the filter chips to drill a single one of the nine content areas, or practice all 361 questions mixed together. Spend the most time where the exam is heaviest:
Active recall — answering a question, then checking the explanation — locks material in far better than re-reading a manual. Every question here gives you the correct answer and the reasoning the moment you respond. On an open-book exam it also trains the second skill the state is really testing: finding and confirming an answer fast.
The first 5 questions are free with no account. Full access opens all 361 practice questions across the nine content areas, plus the timed 80-question simulation. To learn an area in depth, switch to the roofing study guide, and follow the complete study plan to pass on your first try.
Yes — the first 5 questions are free with no account or payment. Full access unlocks all 361 questions and the timed 80-question simulation.
No. They are original practice questions written to match the same nine content areas and weights the state publishes — not leaked exam items.
Yes. Filter the practice test to any of the nine content areas, or mix all 361 questions. A per-topic score shows you exactly where to focus.
Work through every content area and aim to score 80%+ on the full timed simulation before scheduling. Most candidates make several passes through the bank.