Bar exam question bank
Practice questions that read like the exam.
Each fact-pattern question gives a realistic set of facts, a call of the question, and four plausible choices. After every answer you see the rule that decides it and why each choice is right or wrong. There are 4008 of these, written for this course and keyed to the same sourced rules as the lessons. They are not NCBE items. Use the official practice center for those. A second set of 1704 short rule drills tests recall of rules, attack order, traps, and distinctions. They are quick retrieval practice, not exam-style questions, so the bank opens on the fact-pattern set.
4008fact-pattern questions
1704short rule drills
213doctrinal topics
9subject areas
Coverage by subject
Civil Procedure0/741
Constitutional Law0/582
Contracts0/668
Criminal Law & Procedure0/665
Evidence0/607
Real Property0/765
Torts0/730
Business Associations0/558
Family Law0/396
Nine question types
Bar exam question bank: knowing a rule means more than recognizing its wording.
Fact-pattern questions come first. Each module also has eight drill types: rule recognition, attack order, traps, application, missing propositions, neighboring distinctions, essay formulation, and error repair.
Fact pattern
Apply the rule to new facts and choose the best result, with a reason for every choice.
Rule
Select the most precise governing proposition.
Sequence
Choose the next step in the attack order.
Trap
Identify the attractive but legally defective shortcut.
Application
Apply doctrine to an original fact pattern.
Elements
Restore a missing proposition or limitation.
Distinction
Separate neighboring rules that candidates confuse.
Essay
Select a point-producing rule formulation.
Repair
Correct a flawed candidate analysis.
| Mode | Feedback timing | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Coached | Immediate, per question | Learning a subject for the first time |
| Exam | Withheld until the set ends | Testing whether the rule holds up under real conditions |
| Missed-question queue | Immediate, on repeat | Repairing a specific documented gap |
| Bookmark queue | Immediate, on repeat | Revisiting a question you flagged for its own reason |