RBT Practice Exam 2: 85 Questions (Full Mock B)
This is the second full-length simulation: 85 all-new questions, 90 minutes, flag-for-review and free navigation, exactly like the first 85-question mock and exactly like the real exam at Pearson VUE. Nothing here repeats from any other set on this site.
Between the two 85-question mocks and the two 75-question mocks, this site now carries 320 original exam questions. If you can hold 80 percent or better across two of these taken a week apart, timed and closed-book, you are preparing at the level that passes.
Full-Length RBT Mock Exam B (85 questions, 90 minutes)
- Timed like the real thing: navigate freely, flag questions for review, submit when ready.
- You get a full score report with a domain-by-domain breakdown, then a review of every question with explanations.
- Nothing is saved to any server. Your attempt history stays in your browser only.
The final dress rehearsal
Save one 85-question mock for three or four days before your real appointment, and run it as a full simulation: one sitting, timer on, phone away, no notes, and the review done afterward rather than during. The point is rehearsing the entire experience, including the fatigue of minute 80, so nothing about exam day feels new.
After the simulation, do not cram your strong domains. Spend the remaining days on your two weakest domains and the quick review flashcard set, then stop studying the night before. Rested beats crammed on scenario-heavy exams, and this one is scenario-heavy.
What this set emphasizes
Mock B samples some corners the other sets touch lightly: fluency drills, behavioral skills training, self-monitoring, ratio strain during schedule thinning, AAC device rights, and electronic records integrity. All of it sits inside the Task List, and the explanations tie each question back to the domain concept it tests.
As always, read explanations for questions you answered correctly too. Confirming why you were right converts a lucky guess into knowledge, and the exam has a way of asking the same concept from a different angle.