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Entry / Entry Summary diagnostic

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What does the Entry / Entry Summary diagnostic measure?

It drills the mechanics of getting merchandise into commerce and squared away with CBP afterward: entry types and filing deadlines, the entry forms it actually runs on, in-bond movement, foreign trade zones, bonded warehouses, and special entry types. It is Category V on the CBLE, worth 25 of the exam's 80 questions (about 31 percent) on the April 22, 2026 paper.

Every original question in the bank tagged Entry / Entry Summary, in one focused run. Entry filing deadlines, entry types, CBP forms, in-bond movement, foreign trade zones, and bonded warehouse rules: the single largest CBLE category on every recent paper. Instant feedback and the governing citation after each question, your progress saved on this device.

CBLE category mapping and scoring

CBLE category slotCategory V of six
Real exam weight25 of 80 questions on the April 22, 2026 CBLE (about 31 percent)
Questions in this diagnostic33 original questions tagged Entry / Entry Summary
ModeStudy mode: instant feedback and citation per question, untimed
Passing bar shown75 percent, the CBLE's overall pass mark, applied here as a study benchmark

What this diagnostic measures. This diagnostic tests the mechanics of getting merchandise into U.S. commerce and squared away with CBP afterward: entry types and filing deadlines, the CBP forms an entry actually runs on (3461, 7501, and the others in the forms reference), in-bond movement, foreign trade zones, bonded warehouses, and special entry types. Entry and Entry Summary has held at exactly 25 of 80 questions, unchanged, on every one of the five most recent public CBLE papers.

How scoring works. Each question scores instantly against the governing citation, and the runner tracks your percentage correct across all 33 questions in this category. The 75 percent bar shown is the real CBLE's overall passing mark, used here as a study target, not an official per-category cutoff: CBP does not publish or apply a separate pass mark for any single one of the six categories, only the overall 60-of-80 score.

How to read your result. Because this category is both the largest on the exam and the most stable, a weak score here has the highest return on any single hour of study on the whole exam. Nothing else moves your overall score as much per question mastered.

Next steps. Study the [entry process](/guides/entry-process-141-142/) and [special entry types](/guides/special-entry-types/) guides, drill CBP Form 3461 and 7501 lookups against the [forms reference](/forms-reference/), then run the [full mock exam](/practice/mock-exam/) once this category feels solid.

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