MORES Missouri Real Estate Salesperson Exam - Set 1 - Part 3

Test your knowledge of technical writing concepts with these practice questions. Each question includes detailed explanations to help you understand the correct answers.

Question 41: A Missouri school preparing to teach the twenty-four hour Practice Course reviews the list of subjects the Commission wrote into its rule so that the syllabus covers everything required. Which of the following is among those required topics?

Earnest money and avoiding misrepresentation

State and federal income tax planning

Appraisal license qualification standards

Mortgage loan origination licensing

Question 42: A Missouri school asks what content standard governs the forty-eight hour pre-examination course it wants to offer, since the rule does not print a syllabus of its own. Which of the following describes the standard the Commission applies?

A curriculum the school writes and files

The Practice Course topic list

A national association's model syllabus

The detailed outline from the testing service

Question 43: A Missouri licensee renewing in the current cycle learns that the Commission has designated a single core topic, and that if she takes only one core course it must be on that subject. Which of the following identifies the designated topic?

Escrow and trust account management

Broker supervision of affiliated licensees

Fair housing

Commercial brokerage practice

Question 44: A candidate adds up every hour of classroom instruction Missouri requires of a salesperson applicant before the license can issue, counting both the pre-examination course and the course that follows the examination. Which of the following gives that total?

Seventy-two hours

Forty-eight hours

Sixty hours

Eighty-four hours

Question 45: A Missouri school seeking to teach prelicense courses learns that the completion certificates it issues will only satisfy the Commission if the school itself meets a standard set out in the license law. Which of the following describes what that standard requires?

Approval by the local association of realtors

Registration with the Secretary of State

Accreditation by the Commission under the statute

Certification by the professional testing service

Question 46: A license applicant with an unusual educational background asks whether the Commission has any power to reduce the prelicense course requirements in her particular case, given the training she already completed. Which of the following describes the authority the statute grants?

The Commission may waive for acceptable education

Only the legislature may reduce course hours

Waivers are available solely to licensed attorneys

No waiver authority exists in Missouri

Question 47: A licensee asks how the elective portion of her continuing education should be chosen, since the rule names a core topic but says less about the remaining hours. Which of the following describes the focus the rule sets for electives?

Any subject the licensee finds professionally useful

Subjects the licensee's broker approves in writing

Consumer protection grounded in real estate law

Only subjects appearing on the core list

Question 48: Two Missouri licensees renewing in the same cycle discover that their deadlines for seeking credit on a non-preapproved course fall in different months, even though both must apply ninety days ahead. Which of the following explains the difference?

The Commission staggers deadlines alphabetically

Each license type has its own date

Brokers receive a longer approval window

The deadline depends on course length

Question 49: A newly licensed Missouri salesperson asks her broker which post-licensing course she must complete during her first year in practice, since she has heard that several neighboring states impose one on new licensees. Which of the following describes Missouri's requirement?

Twelve hours within the first year

The Practice Course within six months

Missouri requires no post-licensing course

Twenty-four hours before the first renewal

Question 50: The Commission's general rules define residential property for purposes of the license law and the broker disclosure machinery, and the definition matters because a building above a certain size falls outside it. Which of the following states where that line is drawn?

Structures with up to two dwelling units

Structures with up to four dwelling units

Structures with up to six dwelling units

Any structure occupied as a residence

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