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If a license is revoked, the licensee shall NOT be eligible for a new license: 
A: Ever again 
B: For at least 5 years 
C: Except by special permission of the governor 
D: For six months
 
B: For at least 5 years
 
 
 
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To become a Texas insurance agent, you must: 
A: Have resided in Texas for at least one year 
B: Post a bond 
C: File your personal financial statement with the Commissioner 
D: Pass an exam
 
D: Pass an exam
 
 
 
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All are true about insurance licensing EXCEPT: 
A: Agents represent the insurance company 
B: All accounts of a terminated agent must be non-renewed by the insurer 
C: A temporary license is available up to three months in certain circumstances 
D: You must be at least l8 in order get a license
 
B: All accounts of a terminated agent must be non-renewed by the insurer
 
 
 
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Sharing commissions is legal if: 
A: The other party represents a life company and you represent a P&C company 
B: The other party also has an insurance license 
C: The other party has permission of your client 
D: The other party is licensed for the same lines of insurance you are
 
D: The other party is licensed for the same lines of insurance you are
 
 
 
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Conditions for a corporate agency seeking a Texas insurance agent's license include: 
A: It must be a domestic corporation 
B: All active corporate officers must have individual agent's licenses 
C: All salaried employees must be licensed 
D: It must sell all lines of insurance
 
B: All active corporate officers must have individual agent's licenses
 
 
 
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When the Commissioner finds, after a hearing, that a person has intentionally violated an insurance regulation, what is the maximum fine that may be levied: 
A: $25,000 
B: $5,000 
C: $2,500 
D: $250
 
A: $25,000
 
 
 
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How long does an agent whose license has been revoked have to wait before they can reapply for a new license: 
A: 5 years 
B: 2 years 
C: 3 years 
D: 1 year
 
A: 5 years
 
 
 
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A person appointed by an insurer to solicit or sell insurance on their behalf in this state is known as a(n): 
A: Broker 
B: Solicitor 
C: Agent 
D: Adjuster
 
C: Agent
 
 
 
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Temporary licenses issued in Texas generally: 
A: None of the above is true 
B: Are renewable for a like period 
C: Expire in one year 
D: Expire in 90 days
 
D: Expire in 90 days
 
 
 
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An agent who procures a license for the principal purpose of obtaining insurance for themselves, for family members or employees, violates the regulations prohibiting: 
A: Exclusive business 
B: Fraud 
C: Controlled business 
D: Captive business
 
C: Controlled business
 
 
 
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The Insurance Commissioner shall examine each established, authorized insurer in Texas no less than: 
A: Once every five years 
B: Once every three years 
C: Once every two years 
D: Every year
 
A: Once every five years
 
 
 
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Unfair claims practices will be assumed to be intentional if: 
A: The licensee has been reported for a similar practice during the preceding three years 
B: They are reported to an insurer by the policyholder 
C: They occur with such frequency as to indicate a general business practice 
D: The licensee fails to promptly submit a required report
 
C: They occur with such frequency as to indicate a general business practice
 
 
 
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The type of government primarily concerned with the regulation of insurance and insurance companies is: 
A: City government 
B: Federal government 
C: County government 
D: State government
 
D: State government
 
 
 
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If an agent is convicted of a felony in this or another state, who do they have to notify: 
A: The Federal Department of Insurance 
B: The local Agent's Association 
C: The State Department of Insurance 
D: The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)
 
C: The State Department of Insurance
 
 
 
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What is the maximum period of time the Commissioner may revoke your agent's license: 
A: 12 months 
B: Six months 
C: There is no maximum time period 
D: Two years
 
C: There is no maximum time period
 
 
 
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When the applicant passes the exam and qualifies in all other respects except for the fingerprint check by the FBI, the Department of Insurance will issue a license called: 
A: Temporary 
B: Reciprocal 
C: Conditional 
D: Retroactive
 
C: Conditional
 
 
 
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Under the Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act, which of the following is NOT unfair: 
A: The denial of an unsubstantiated claim 
B: Refusing to pay claims without conducting a reasonable investigation 
C: Attempting to settle based upon an application that has been altered 
D: Failure to respond promptly on claims communications
 
A: The denial of an unsubstantiated claim
 
 
 
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If an agent's license is suspended or revoked, what happens to their accounts: 
A: They are cancelled immediately 
B: They are automatically non-renewed 
C: They are assigned to another insurer 
D: They continue in force
 
D: They continue in force
 
 
 
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Forcing a client to buy insurance from a particular lender as a condition of granting a loan is defined as: 
A: Defamation 
B: Rebating 
C: Misleading advertising 
D: Coercion
 
D: Coercion
 
 
 
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Making false or malicious statements about the financial condition of an insurer or agent is what type of Unfair Trade Practice: 
A: Deceptive advertising 
B: Defamation 
C: Coercion 
D: Intimidation
 
B: Defamation
 
 
 
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To obtain a Texas license, you must do all EXCEPT: 
A: Be 18 years of age 
B: Complete pre-license training 
C: Pass an exam 
D: Be fingerprinted
 
B: Complete pre-license training
 
 
 
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Texas resident agents must complete _____ hours of continuing education every two years. 
A: 30 
B: 20 
C: 10 
D: 40
 
A :30
 
 
 
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What is the maximum time a Texas insurance agent's license may be issued for: 
A: Six months 
B: Four years 
C: One year 
D: Two years
 
D: Two years
 
 
 
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Insurers applying for authority to do business in Texas are required to do all of the following, EXCEPT: 
A:File forms 
B: Maintain their home office in Texas 
C: Show evidence of sufficient legal reserves to handle claims 
D: File rates
 
B: Maintain their home office in Texas
 
 
 
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Which of the following is NOT considered an unfair practice: 
A: Paying dividends to policyholders out of a surplus accumulated from participating policies 
B: Requiring any person to buy insurance through a specific insurer as a condition to lending money for the purchase of property 
C: Charging a higher premium than the one filed 
D: Using misleading advertising
 
A: Paying dividends to policyholders out of a surplus accumulated from participating policies
 
 
 
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Which of the following statements regarding temporary licenses is FALSE: 
A: They require 40 hours of license training 
B: They may be issued without exam 
C: They are valid up to 90 days 
D: They may be renewed
 
D: They may be renewed
 
 
 
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All could be considered rebates EXCEPT: 
A: Dividends 
B: Securities 
C: Employment 
D: Commissions
 
A: Dividends
 
 
 
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Circulating deceptive sales material to the public is what type of Unfair Trade Practice: 
A: Coercion 
B: Misleading advertising 
C: Defamation 
D: Misrepresentation
 
B: Misleading advertising
 
 
 
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A Texas resident agent seeking to sell insurance to customers in another state needs: 
A: A non-resident license in that state 
B: A Foreign agents license in that state 
C: A Certificate of Authority in that state 
D: A resident license in that state
 
A: A non-resident license in that state
 
 
 
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Which of the following is NOT prohibited under the Unfair Practices section of insurance law: 
A: Readjusting group premium rates based on loss or expense experience 
B: Discriminating between insurance applicants on the basis of gender 
C: Misleading or false statements about dividends previously paid on an insurance policy 
D: Making false oral statements about the financial condition of a person which are calculated to injure that person
 
A: Readjusting group premium rates based on loss or expense experience
 
 
 
 
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