WA Official-outline study map
Study the blueprint before you study the questions.
The current combined exam is listed as 150 items in 195 minutes with a 70% passing score. Use the official outline to decide what to learn, then use original practice questions to check your understanding—not to guess the real exam.
30% · 45 items
Washington laws, rules, and regulations
Start here. The outline’s largest single domain covers regulator authority, producer licensing and appointments, producer conduct, unfair practices, replacement, annuities, and Washington-specific compliance duties.
Current OpenExamHub diagnostic coverage: deliberately concentrated in Washington-law and policy-provision scenarios.
6% · 9 items
General concepts and federal law
Build a precise vocabulary for insurance risk, contracts, underwriting, and the federal-law topics named in the outline. Learn the distinctions before you try to memorize exceptions.
33% · 49 items
Life basics, policy types, and provisions
This largest national-content block is where policy mechanics matter: product types, ownership and beneficiary structures, policy provisions, options, riders, and how tax treatment changes the outcome.
7% · 11 items
Annuities and tax considerations
Learn contract phases, suitability and replacement concepts, payout choices, and the tax concepts called for by the outline. Treat Washington annuity duties as a separate state-law pass afterward.
21% + 3% · 36 items
Health, disability, group, and senior-market coverage
Work from individual health provisions to disability income, medical plans, group coverage, Medicare supplement, and other senior/special-needs concepts. Keep plan design distinct from Washington-specific producer obligations.
A durable study loop
Use four passes instead of chasing a raw question count.
- Map: read the official outline and make a checklist of every domain and subtopic.
- Learn: build fundamentals in life and health before drilling Washington exceptions.
- Apply: use original scenario questions, review every rationale, and follow the cited source when a rule is involved.
- Simulate only when coverage is earned: run timed mixed sets after you can account for each outline domain, then keep a miss log by topic.