MBE Online Practice Exam 5 official questions

The Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) is a 200-question multiple-choice test that is worth 50% of the points on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). Every jurisdiction, even non-UBE jurisdictions, uses the MBE except for Louisiana and Puerto Rico. But every jurisdiction, including Louisiana and Puerto Rico, has a multiple-choice component on its bar exam, so it’s still helpful to practice multiple-choice questions using questions from previous MBE administrations. This practice exam has 100 previous MBE questions, and they can help you study regardless of where you’ll be taking the bar exam.

The questions on this practice exam prioritize the following legal topics: Real Property, Constitutional Law, Torts, Criminal Law, and Contracts. To answer these questions, apply the legal rules that you learned during law school and your bar exam studies. For instance, Contracts questions will be governed by the applicable common law or UCC rules, depending on the content of the question. Each question has a hypothetical scenario much like the kinds of legal problems that you’ll face in the real world as an attorney. As you would actually do in legal practice, you must figure out which area of law the question falls under and which legal rules apply to the situation. Once you know which rule fits the question, apply the rule to figure out the correct answer. Each question has four answer options. You must select the best option to answer the question correctly.

The MBE has 200 multiple-choice questions, split into two sessions to make the experience easier for test-takers. Each session has 100 multiple-choice questions. The first 100 are answered in the morning, and the second 100 are answered in the afternoon. You’ll have a lunch break in between the sessions. To replicate the experience of taking one 100-question MBE session, this practice exam has 100 questions instead of 200. If you want to simulate the experience of taking the morning and afternoon sessions in one day, like on the real MBE, you can always take this exam, break for lunch, then take another one of our tests.