For aspiring Board Certified Behavior Analyst, the path to certification hinges on one critical hurdle: the BCBA exam.

Prepping for the BCBA exam shouldn’t require a small fortune in study materials. That’s why we built a no-nonsense, 75-question practice test—zero cost, zero fluff.

If you want to keep practicing, check out the BCBA section for more tests and study materials!

How it helps:

• Find your weak spots in 90 minutes with questions tailored to the BACB’s task list.
• No fluff, no tricks—just clear, focused practice to build confidence.
• Instant feedback shows where to focus your study time.

 

Results

#1. Coral is a BCBA working with Rich. Rich’s parents are divorced and are constantly fighting. They absolutely cannot agree on anything regarding Rich. Whenever Coral writes a behavior plan, one parent will intentionally do the opposite, willing to sabotage Rich just to hurt each other. Coral has tried everything to get them on the same page. She has spoken to both parents, recommended counseling, and even, with their permission, brought in another BCBA. After several months of no improvements, she has determined that services are causing more harm than good to Rich. What should Coral do?

Terminate services

Contact child services since the parents were sabotaging Rich

Resign from the case

Do the best she can in a challenging situation

If services are causing more harm than good and all attempts to remedy the situation have failed it is ethical to terminate services

Next

How to use it:

• Review your results to prioritize your study plan.
• Set a timer for 90 minutes.
• Answer all questions honestly (no notes!).

Why it works:
Created using the latest exam guidelines and reviewed by ABA professionals, this test skips generic questions and zeroes in on what actually matters.