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Practice Tests By Topic
Sometimes you don’t need to practice everything—you just need to focus on one area. That’s where our topic-specific CNA practice sections come in.
Each quiz is timed, scored instantly, and covers the exact question styles you’ll see on the exam.
Basic Nursing
Skills
40 questions on vital signs, hygiene, positioning, and safety.
Activities of Daily Living
20 questions on feeding, bathing, toileting, and mobility assistance.
Member of the Healthcare Team
10 questions on roles, responsibilities, and teamwork.
Communication
Skills
20 questions on effective patient and staff communication.
Restorative
Skills
10 questions on promoting patient independence and rehabilitation.
Client
Rights
20 questions on privacy, dignity, and autonomy in care.
Spiritual & Cultural Needs
15 questions on cultural competence and spiritual sensitivity.
Emotional & Mental Health
20 questions on mental health awareness and emotional support.
Legal & Ethical Behavior
10 questions on laws, ethics, and professional conduct in nursing care.
Full-Length Practice Exams
A Realistic Testing Experience
Our six full-length practice tests allow you to experience the CNA exam as you would in a testing facility. Please note, the first test is an abridged version, with only 60 questions to help you get a feel for the timing of the test, while the other five contain the full 70 questions.
Each quiz is timed, scored instantly, and covers the same topics you will experience during the exam.
Full Practice Test
60 questions in 90 minutes
Full Practice Test
70 questions in 90 minutes
Full Practice Test
70 questions in 90 minutes
Full Practice Test
70 questions in 90 minutes
Full Practice Test
70 questions in 90 minutes
Full Practice Test
70 questions in 90 minutes
CNA Clinical Skills Test Prep
Brush Up on Required Skills
The CNA skills exam is the hands-on portion of the certification test. The exact list of skills tested varies a bit by state, but most states follow the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) guidelines, which cover 25 core skills. During the exam, you’ll usually be tested on 5 randomly selected skills (with handwashing almost always included).
Here’s the full list of CNA skills you may be tested on:
- Hand Hygiene (Handwashing)
- Applying One Knee-High Elastic Stocking (TED Hose)
- Assists with Use of Bedpan
- Cleans Upper or Lower Denture
- Counts and Records Radial Pulse
- Counts and Records Respirations
- Donning and Removing PPE (Gown and Gloves)
- Dresses Client with Affected (Weak) Arm
- Feeds Client Who Cannot Feed Themselves
- Gives Modified Bed Bath (Face and One Arm, Hand, and Underarm)
- Measures and Records Blood Pressure
- Measures and Records Urinary Output
- Measures and Records Weight of Ambulatory Client
- Performs Modified Passive Range of Motion (PROM) for One Knee and One Ankle
- Performs Modified PROM for One Shoulder
- Positions Client on Side (Side-Lying Position)
- Provides Catheter Care for Female
- Provides Foot Care on One Foot
- Provides Mouth Care
- Provides Perineal Care (Peri-Care) for Female
- Transfers from Bed to Wheelchair Using Transfer Belt
- Ambulates Client Using Transfer Belt
- Assists to Ambulate with Walker (in some states)
- Provides Nail Care for One Hand (in some states)
- Performs Range of Motion for Elbow and Wrist (in some states)
What to Expect
- Always tested: Hand hygiene is either a separate skill or required during other skills.
- Random selection: You’ll be asked to perform 4–5 of the above skills on a mannequin or volunteer.
- Scoring: Each skill has critical steps (safety, infection control, communication) you must perform correctly to pass. Missing a critical step usually means failing that skill.
Preparing for your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) exam doesn’t have to be stressful—or expensive. CNATestPractice.com gives you six full-length, 90-minute CNA practice tests plus nine focused topic quizzes you can take for free, anytime, on any device. Each question is designed to mirror the style, difficulty, and timing of the actual NNAAP and Prometric CNA exams, so you walk into test day confident and ready.
Full Length CNA Practice Exams
When you’re ready to see how you’ll perform on the actual exam, our six variations of the 90-minute CNA practice test are the perfect choice.
Each test includes a realistic mix of questions across every CNA exam domain—just like the real thing. You’ll answer 60+ questions, manage your time, and get an instant score report with detailed explanations.
These exams are ideal for:
- Tracking improvement across different versions.
- Simulating NNAAP or Prometric CNA exam conditions.
- Practicing stamina for the entire 90-minute test window.
Why Take a CNA Practice Test Before Your Exam?
The CNA exam tests both your knowledge and your ability to think quickly under pressure. Without practice, even well-prepared students can struggle with pacing or miss questions due to nerves. Taking a CNA practice test helps you:
- Learn the exam format — multiple-choice questions, timed sections, and the balance of topics.
- Spot knowledge gaps — identify which areas need more study before test day.
- Build confidence — reduce test anxiety by simulating the real exam environment.
At CNATestPractice.com, you can choose between full-length tests to practice overall readiness, or topic-by-topic quizzes to strengthen specific skills.
What’s on the CNA Written Exam?
The written portion of the CNA exam covers a broad range of knowledge areas essential to safe and effective patient care. Typical content domains include:
- Basic Nursing Skills – vital signs, hygiene, positioning, safety.
- Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) – feeding, bathing, toileting, mobility assistance.
- Infection Control – handwashing, PPE, preventing cross-contamination.
- Communication Skills – working with patients, families, and healthcare teams.
- Legal & Ethical Behavior – confidentiality, professional boundaries.
- Restorative Skills – helping patients regain independence.
- Client Rights – respecting privacy, dignity, and autonomy.
- Emotional, Mental, and Spiritual Needs – cultural awareness, mental health support.
Our practice questions are modeled after these categories, so your prep aligns exactly with what you’ll face on exam day.
CNA Clinical Skills Test Overview
The CNA certification exam also includes a skills evaluation, where you’ll demonstrate hands-on abilities in front of an evaluator. You may be asked to take blood pressure, transfer a patient, or provide mouth care, among other essential tasks.
While our practice tests focus on the written portion, strengthening your knowledge through our quizzes makes the clinical part easier, because you’ll better understand the reasoning behind each procedure.
How CNATestPractice.com Helps You Pass
We’ve designed our platform to give you every possible advantage:
- Six full-length timed exams for realistic practice.
- Nine topic-specific quizzes to target your weakest areas.
- Instant scoring so you see results right away.
- Detailed answer explanations to help you learn from mistakes.
- Unlimited retakes to reinforce mastery.
- Mobile-friendly design so you can study anywhere.
Practice Test Features
Here’s what sets CNATestPractice.com apart:
- 100% free to use — no sign-up or payment required.
- Accurate, exam-style multiple-choice questions.
- Works seamlessly on desktop, tablet, and phone.
- Progress tracking so you can measure improvement over time.
CNA Exam FAQs
How many questions are on the CNA written exam?
Most CNA written exams have 60–70 multiple-choice questions, depending on the state.
How long is the CNA exam?
The written portion is typically 90 minutes.
Is the CNA exam hard?
It’s challenging, but with consistent practice—especially using timed exams—you can greatly increase your pass rate.
How many times can I take the CNA exam?
Rules vary by state, but most allow up to three attempts before requiring additional training.
Tips for Passing the CNA Exam
With over a decade of experience preparing students for the CNA exam, we highly recommend the following:
- Mix full-length and topic-specific practice tests to cover all your bases.
- Review detailed explanations for every missed question.
- Use timed tests to build pacing and focus.
- Pair written prep with hands-on skills practice from your CNA course.
About CNATestPractice.com
We believe every CNA candidate should have access to high-quality, up-to-date exam prep—without paying for overpriced test banks. That’s why CNATestPractice.com offers free, realistic CNA practice tests built to match the NNAAP and Prometric exams.
Our mission is simple: help you pass your CNA exam on the first try and start your career in healthcare with confidence.