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The owner of a camera store is worried that her new employees may help themselves to items from inventory without paying for them. What kind of hazard is described?

Moral

PMM

Which of the following is correct?

🧡Only pure risks are insurable

❤️Only speculative risks are insurable




🧡Only pure risks are insurable




💛Only speculative are insurable




💚Both pure risks & speculative risks are insurable




💙Neither pure risks nor speculative risks are insurable

Buying insurance is one of the most effective ways of:

Transferring risk

ARRT

Tom buys his wife a $50,000 diamond ring. When she is not wearing the ring, she keeps it in a safe deposit box. This is an example of:

Reduction

ARRT

Which of the following best describes the function of insurance?

🧡It spreads financial risk over a large group to minimize loss to any one individual.

❤It is a form of legalized gambling




🧡It spreads financial risk over a large group to minimize loss to any one individual.




💛It protects against living too long




💚It creates and protects risks.



An insurance company organized & headquartered in Florida can be described as what type of company in Florida?

Domestic

Which of the following is statements regarding types of insurers is NOT correct?

❤️Reinsurers usually deal with policy owners

❤️Reinsurers usually deal with policy owners




❤️Mutual insurance companies are "owned" by their policy owners.




❤️Stock insurance companies seek a profit for their shareholders.




❤️Fraternal benefit societies must be nonprofit organizations.

In an insurance transaction, licensed agents legally represent which of the following?

❤️Insurer

❤Insurer




❤Applicant and insured




❤State office of insurance regulation




❤themselves

In Florida, properly licensed and appointed agents may act as brokers in insurance transactions, in which case they may legally represent:

❤the applicant and insured

❤Insurer




❤Applicant and insured




❤State office of insurance


regulation




❤themselves

A life insurance company organized in Illinois, with its home office in Philadelphia, is licensed to conduct business in Florida. In Florida, this company is classified as:

❤A foreign company

❤Domestic




❤Alien




❤Foreign




❤Regional

A insurer is a company that:

❤️assumes a portion of the risk from another insurer

❤accepts all the risk from another insurer




❤assumes a portion of the risk from another insurer




❤cedes the risk




❤does not take any risk

In addition to the state, the organization that regulates variable life and variable annuities is the:

❤️Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC)

❤Federal Trade Commission (FTC)



❤National Association of Insurance Commissions (NAIC)



❤Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC)



❤Federal Communications Commision (FCC)

The State Guranty Association guarantees:

❤that a claim will be paid if an insurer becomes insolvent

❤that a policy will be issued




❤that a claim will be paid if an insurer becomes insolvent




❤that dividends will be paid


❤the rate of return on a policy

The authority that an insurer gives to its agent by means of the agent's contact is known as

❤express

❤implied authority




❤express authority




❤fiduciary responsibility




❤general authority

"An insurance contract is prepared by one party the insurer, rather than by negotiation between the contacting parties." Which of the following statements explain this characteristic of insurance contracts?

❤Adhesion contract

❤Aleatory contact




❤Acceptance contract




❤Adhesion contract




❤The insurance names only the insurer as the competent party

Which of the following statements regarding insurable interest is NOT correct?

❤A policy obtained by a person without an insurable interest in the insured can be enforced.

❤A policy obtained by a person without an insurable interest in the insured can be enforced.




❤Insurable interest exists when the applicant is the insured.




❤The applicant must be subject to loss upon the death, illness, or disability of the insured.




❤Generally, the person to be insured must give consent before a policy is issued, even if the applicant has an insurable interest.

Competent parties who can enter into insurance contacts are:

❤All the above

❤Applicants




❤Trusts and estates




❤business entities




❤All the above

Which of the following is an example of legal consideration?

❤Initial premium

❤Politeness




❤Initial premium




❤Legal purpose




❤Offer and acceptance

An insurance company has how many years to challenge the validity of a life insurance contact?

❤Two

❤One




❤Two




❤Three




❤Four

Which of the following terms is used for the voluntary relinquishment of a known right?

❤Waiver

❤Estoppel




❤Adhesion




❤Waiver




❤Unilateral

An insurance salesperson who offers a $100 gourmet dinner in exchange for a purchase of a life insurance policy would be considered to have violated ethical sales practice by:

❤Rebating

❤Twisting




❤Replacement




❤Churning




❤Rebating

All of the following are involved in a product presentation EXCEPT:

❤Pressure

❤Pressure




❤Education




❤Discussion




❤Disclosure

The basis for many state statutes regulating insurance advertising is the NAIC's:

❤Unfair Trade Practice Act

❤McCarran-Ferguson Act




❤Fair Credit Reporting Act




❤Ethics in Advertising Act




❤Unfair Trade Practice Act

Ethics is best described as:

❤Instructions on how to interact with fellow members of a group or community

❤Laws and statues enacted by duly elected representatives




❤religious rituals and ceremonies




❤Instructions on how to interact with fellow members of a group or community




❤a society's laws and regulations

Diverting insurance funds for personal use is an example of

❤Misuse of premium

❤replacement




❤rebating




❤Misuse of premium




❤Misrepresentation

Selling variable universal life insurance policies as mutual funds is an example of a prohibited practice called:

❤misrepresentation

❤Twisting




❤Misrepresentation




❤replacement




❤rebating

When an agent spreads a false story that damages a competing agent's reputation, the offense is called

❤defamation

❤twisting




❤defamation




❤disclosure




❤rebating

When values of an insurance policy are used to purchase another policy with the same insurer for the sole purpose of earning additional premiums or commissions, this practice is called:

❤churning

❤replacement




❤misalliance




❤rebating




❤churning

Which of the following terms best describes a life insurance policy that provides a straight $100,000 of coverage for a period of five years?

❤Level

❤Permanent level




❤Whole term




❤Level term




❤Variable Term

"When level premium insurance is renewed, the premium amount rises to reflect the increased mortality risk of the insured's older age." Which phrase best describes this approach to increasing premiums?

❤Step rate

❤Variable rate




❤Targeted rate




❤Step rate



❤Seniority rate

Which of the following statements describing whole insurance is CORRECT?

❤️Whole life insurance is designed to mature at age 100

❤The face amount of the policy gradually increases the longer the policy remains in force




❤The shorter the premium period, the slower the cash value will grow




❤Whole life insurance is designed to mature at age 100




❤The policy's cash value decreases each year the policy is in force/

The cash values of life insurance policies belong to which of the following?

❤Policyowner

❤Policy owner




❤Insured




❤Insurer




❤Beneficiary

Which of the following whole life insurance policies attempts to make insurance premiums more manageable by offering lower premiums during the first few years following issue?

❤Modified whole life

❤Minimum deposit whole life




❤Indexed whole life




❤Modified whole life




❤Indeterminate premium whole life

What type of policy would be best used when the need for protection declines from year to year?

❤Decreasing term

❤Level term




❤Decreasing term




❤Whole life




❤Universal life

A policy covering 2 lives that only pays a death benefit when the second insured person dies is:

❤a joint and last survivor policy

❤a joint life policy




❤a family policy




❤a double indemnity policy




❤a joint and last survivor policy

Which of the following allows 30 days during which premiums may be paid to keep policies in force?

❤Grace period

❤Grace period




❤Reinstatement clause




❤Incontestable clause




❤waiting period

An error in age is discovered after the death of an insured but before any policy death proceeds are distributed. How would an insurance company handle such a situation?

❤The amount of death proceeds would be reduced to reflect whatever benefit the premium paid would have purchased at the correct age.

❤No adjustments would be made because the contestable period had passed




❤The amount of death proceeds would be reduced to reflect the statistically diminished mortality risk




❤The amount of death proceeds would be reduced to reflect whatever benefit the premium paid would have purchased at the correct age.




❤The beneficiary would be required to pay all underpaid back premiums before the death benefit is received