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Which statement correctly describes the final examination of a Colorado prelicensing education course under Reg. 1-2-5?

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Why C is correct

Reg. 1-2-5 §6(B) requires the prelicensing course final to be a closed-book examination, monitored by a disinterested third party or a qualified instructor, with a passing score of 70%. The 70% figure governs the course final only; the state licensing examination itself uses a scaled score with no published passing percentage.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) The course final must be closed-book under Reg. 1-2-5 §6(B); an open-book format is not permitted.
  • B) The 70% course-final standard is fixed by Reg. 1-2-5 §6(B); it is the state examination that has no published passing percentage.
  • D) An open-book format contradicts the closed-book requirement in Reg. 1-2-5 §6(B).

Memory hook

Course final: closed book, watched, 70%. The state exam keeps its number secret.

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