ARRT Practice Test
Preparing for the ARRT Radiography certification exam? This free practice test gives you 100 original multiple-choice questions with detailed explanations for every answer, covering the same content areas as the real exam — patient care, radiation protection, image production, and radiographic procedures.
ARRT Practice Test: Exam Overview
- Exam format
- 200 multiple-choice questions
- Practice questions
- 100 practice questions
- Time limit
- 3.5 hours
- Passing score
- Scaled score of 75 (ARRT uses scaled scoring, not a raw percentage)
Key facts: ARRT Practice Test
- Exam format: 200 multiple-choice questions
- Time limit: 3.5 hours
- Passing score: Scaled score of 75 (ARRT uses scaled scoring, not a raw percentage)
- This practice test: 100 free original multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations — no signup required.
Practice by topic
How to use this arrt practice test
Work through the questions topic by topic, or take them all at once for a full review. Every question includes a detailed explanation — read it even when you answer correctly, because understanding why an answer is right is what sticks on exam day. Use the Reset button in the score bar to retake the test and track your improvement.
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ARRT Practice Test FAQs
How many questions are on the ARRT Radiography exam?
The ARRT Radiography exam has 200 multiple-choice questions, and you get 3.5 hours to complete it. It covers patient care, safety, image production, and procedures.
What score do I need to pass the ARRT Radiography exam?
ARRT uses scaled scoring from 1-99, and you need a 75 to pass. Your score is not a simple percentage of correct answers — it is statistically adjusted for exam difficulty, so focus on performing well across all content areas.
How should I study for the ARRT Radiography exam?
Procedures and image production together make up the majority of the exam, so drill positioning, anatomy, and exposure factors heavily. Take full practice tests like this one, read every explanation, and review radiation protection principles — safety questions are high-yield and very learnable.
Is the ARRT Radiography exam hard?
It is challenging but very passable with preparation — most graduates of accredited programs pass on the first attempt. Candidates who struggle usually underprepare in image production (physics and digital imaging) rather than procedures, so balance your study across all four content areas.