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Remote Pilot – Small UAS (Part 107) Knowledge Test practice exams
The FAA knowledge test for the Remote Pilot Certificate — practice for Part 107 against the official ACS, with every answer explained.
Or read 15 sample questions with answers.
About the UAG exam
The Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG) knowledge test is required to earn an FAA Remote Pilot Certificate with a small UAS rating, which you need to fly drones commercially under Part 107.
Operations is the biggest area, followed by regulations and airspace. Expect questions on Part 107 limits, airspace classes and authorizations, weather, loading, airport operations, emergencies and decision-making — these practice exams follow the FAA's five topic areas and weights.
The real exam
Public information published by FAA. A ExamWize practice exam matches this format — it is not a copy of the exam's contents.
- Format
- 60 multiple-choice questions in up to 2 hours, at an FAA airman knowledge testing center.
- Cost
- Testing fees are set by the testing center — check current pricing when you schedule.
- Scoring
- A score of 70% or better is required to pass. Practice scores here use the same 70% pass line.
- Validity
- A passing test report is valid for 24 calendar months for applying. After certification, you complete free online recurrent training every 24 calendar months to stay current.
Practice by exam topic
ExamWize practice exams draw questions in these same proportions, from a bank of 595 UAG questions. Open a topic for what it covers and free questions with answers.
Who it's for
- New commercial drone pilots earning a Remote Pilot Certificate
- Recreational flyers moving to paid Part 107 work
- Anyone retaking the UAG test who wants to target weak areas
How to prepare
- Memorize the Part 107 numbers: 400 ft AGL, 100 mph, 3 SM visibility, 500 ft below and 2,000 ft from clouds, under 55 lb.
- Learn how each airspace class is drawn on a sectional chart and which ones need ATC authorization (LAANC).
- Review weather basics: METAR vs TAF, thunderstorm stages, fog and density altitude.
- Know the hazardous attitudes and their antidotes, IMSAFE, and right-of-way rules.
See the free UAG cheat sheet for a one-page domain summary, and the content policy for how these questions are written.
Free UAG practice resources
- 15 free UAG practice questionsSpread across the exam's topics, each with the answer and an explanation for every option.
- Free 10-question diagnosticA quick, scored check of where you stand, with no account needed.
- UAG cheat sheetThe topics and the facts that come up most, on one page.
- UAG study guideHow to plan your preparation.
UAG exam FAQ
- What is the format of the UAG exam?
- 60 multiple-choice questions in up to 2 hours, at an FAA airman knowledge testing center.
- How much does the UAG exam cost?
- Testing fees are set by the testing center — check current pricing when you schedule.
- How is the UAG exam scored?
- A score of 70% or better is required to pass. Practice scores here use the same 70% pass line.
- How long is the credential valid?
- A passing test report is valid for 24 calendar months for applying. After certification, you complete free online recurrent training every 24 calendar months to stay current.
- How many UAG practice questions does ExamWize have?
- 595 original practice questions, drawn into full practice exams in the same format and domain proportions as the real UAG. Every option has its own explanation.
- Are these real UAG exam questions?
- No. Every question is original, written from FAA's public content outline — never copied from the real exam or from exam dumps. They match the real exam's format, not its contents.
- Can I try ExamWize for free?
- Yes. The free diagnostic has 10 UAG practice questions with a full explanation for every answer, and no account is needed.