Part 107 Regulations & Registration Practice Test

Practice the full Regulations & Registration question set for the FAA Part 107 (UAG) knowledge test. Every question comes with an instant explanation and its source, so you learn the rule behind the answer instead of memorizing letters.

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How it works

Answer one question at a time. You will see immediately whether you were right, plus a short explanation and the source for every question. At the end you get your score and can re-drill only the questions you missed.

100 questions · Topics: Definition of Small Unmanned Aircraft, Registration Weight Threshold, Registration Under Part 107, Registration Fee and Validity, Registration Marking, Certificate of Registration, Registration Renewal, Registration Transfer, Part 107 Registration Method, Aircraft Over 55 Pounds, Eligibility Age, Eligibility Language, Eligibility Medical Fitness, Initial Knowledge Test, Knowledge Test Cost and Location, Security Vetting, Certification Application, Retesting After Failure, Certificate Availability, Who Needs Certification, Recurrent Training Interval, Recurrent Training Method, Lapsed Recurrency, Recurrent Training Proof, Accident Reporting Deadline, Accident Reporting Property Damage, Accident Reporting Injury, Accident Reporting Serious Injury, Accident Reporting Exclusion, Accident Report Contents, Alcohol 8-Hour Rule, Alcohol Concentration Limit, Drug Impairment, Motor Vehicle Action Reporting, Alcohol Testing, Remote Pilot Responsibility, Supervised Operation, Visual Observer Role, Multiple Operations, Crewmember Fitness Duty, Condition for Safe Operation, Preflight Familiarization, Preflight Aircraft Inspection, Careless or Reckless Operation, Dropping Objects, Emergency Deviation, Emergency Deviation Report, Unsafe Condition in Flight, Waiver Application Portal, Waiver Standard, Waivable Provisions List, Non-Waivable Conduct, Waiver Lead Time, Waiver Conditions, Remote ID General Requirement, Standard Remote ID, Remote ID Broadcast Module, FRIA Operations, Remote ID Registration Link, Remote ID Failure Before Flight, Recreational Exception, Recreational Safety Test, Falsification, FAA Inspection, Certificate Duration, Registration Age, Registration Information Update, Registration Cancellation, Marking Method, Unmanned Aircraft System, Part 107 Applicability, Knowledge Test Identification, Knowledge Test Subject Areas, Lost Certificate, Accident Report Method, Accident Scenario Property, Alcohol Crewmember Scope, Alcohol Influence Standard, Waiver Example Line of Sight, Waiver Example Multiple Aircraft, Standard Remote ID Information, Broadcast Module Flight Limit, FRIA Applicants, Remote ID In-Flight Failure, Recreational Registration Difference, Recreational Guidelines, Government and Business Use, Maintenance Responsibility, Change of Remote Pilot in Command, Operating Records Inspection, Maximum Altitude, Operations Near Structures, Maximum Groundspeed, Operating Limitations, Night Operations Requirements, Night Operations Currency, Operations Over People, Category 1 Operations Over People, Operations From Moving Vehicles, Visual Line of Sight.

About this practice test

This set drills these topics: definition of small unmanned aircraft, registration weight threshold, registration under part 107, registration fee and validity, registration marking, certificate of registration, registration renewal, registration transfer, part 107 registration method, aircraft over 55 pounds, eligibility age, eligibility language, eligibility medical fitness, initial knowledge test, knowledge test cost and location, security vetting, certification application, retesting after failure, certificate availability, who needs certification, recurrent training interval, recurrent training method, lapsed recurrency, recurrent training proof, accident reporting deadline, accident reporting property damage, accident reporting injury, accident reporting serious injury, accident reporting exclusion, accident report contents, alcohol 8-hour rule, alcohol concentration limit, drug impairment, motor vehicle action reporting, alcohol testing, remote pilot responsibility, supervised operation, visual observer role, multiple operations, crewmember fitness duty, condition for safe operation, preflight familiarization, preflight aircraft inspection, careless or reckless operation, dropping objects, emergency deviation, emergency deviation report, unsafe condition in flight, waiver application portal, waiver standard, waivable provisions list, non-waivable conduct, waiver lead time, waiver conditions, remote id general requirement, standard remote id, remote id broadcast module, fria operations, remote id registration link, remote id failure before flight, recreational exception, recreational safety test, falsification, faa inspection, certificate duration, registration age, registration information update, registration cancellation, marking method, unmanned aircraft system, part 107 applicability, knowledge test identification, knowledge test subject areas, lost certificate, accident report method, accident scenario property, alcohol crewmember scope, alcohol influence standard, waiver example line of sight, waiver example multiple aircraft, standard remote id information, broadcast module flight limit, fria applicants, remote id in-flight failure, recreational registration difference, recreational guidelines, government and business use, maintenance responsibility, change of remote pilot in command, operating records inspection, maximum altitude, operations near structures, maximum groundspeed, operating limitations, night operations requirements, night operations currency, operations over people, category 1 operations over people, operations from moving vehicles, visual line of sight. Regulation questions anchor the real test: the UAG exam draws from all 12 ACS knowledge areas, and the rules area (14 CFR Part 107) is the one most candidates underestimate.

When this set feels easy, switch to the Exam Simulator for a timed, no-feedback run at real test spec, or review with flashcards.

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are on the real Part 107 test?

The FAA Unmanned Aircraft – General (UAG) knowledge test has 60 multiple-choice questions with 3 options each. You get 2 hours at a PSI testing center, and the test fee is $175.

What score do I need to pass?

You need at least 70% correct — 42 of 60 questions — to pass the UAG knowledge test.

Are these the actual test questions?

No. These are original practice questions written from the same public FAA study material the real test covers: 14 CFR Part 107 and the FAA Remote Pilot – sUAS Study Guide (FAA-G-8082-22).