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Statements made by an insured on an accident and health insurance application are considered to be
a. representations
b. warranties
c. conditional
d. aleatory
representations
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Giving up a known right on a voluntary basis is called a(n)
a. disclaimer
b. estoppel
c. waiver
d. surrender
waiver
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Which situation would not require the insured's consent when a life insurance policy is issued?
a. A policy is purchased by a husband for his wife
b. A policy is purchased by a parent for a minor child
c. A policy is purchased by a business partner for another partner
d. A policy is purchased by an employer for an employee
A policy is purchased by a parent for a minor child
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What is the insurer responsible for when a producer is acting within the scope of authority granted in the agency contract?
a. All actions by the producer
b. Not responsible for any acts by the producer
c. Responsible for acts that involve misrepresentation only
d. Responsible for acts by the producer that are authority only
Responsible for acts by the producer that are authority only
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The unwritten authority given to a producer to carry out necessary incidental acts of the agency agreement is called
a. implied authority
b. express authority
c. apparent authority
d. acknowledged authority
implied authority
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In what way are insurance policies said to be aleatory?
a. Only one party makes any kind of enforceable promise
b. Involves the potential for the unequal exchange of value
c. Contract is prepared by only one party
d. Vagueness in a contract's wording is resolved in favor of the policyowner
Involves the potential for the unequal exchange of value
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An insurance contract may be voided if a misrepresentation found on the application is determined to be
a. conditional
b. aleatory
c. material
d. intentional
material
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Which of the following situations would an insurance agent need to guard against liability for professional errors and omissions?
a. Remitting premiums to an insurer
b. Conducting a sales meeting with other agents
c. Making a recommendation to a potential insured to replace existing coverage
d. Setting a sales appointment with a potential client
Making a recommendation to a potential insured to replace existing coverage
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Which of these is true regarding the exchange of consideration among parties involved in an insurance contract?
a. required to be in currency
b. must be equal
c. can be unequal
d. must be certified by the state where transaction takes place
can be unequal
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The payment of the first premium, the promise to pay a covered loss, and the agreement to abide by policy conditions are all examples of
a. consideration
b. legal purpose
c. representation
d. acceptance
consideration
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The insurer's obligation to pay a claim depends on whether the insured or beneficiary has compiled with all policy conditions. This makes the policy a(n)
a. agency agreement
b. aleatory agreement
c. contract of good faith
d. conditional contract
conditional contract
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What happens when an initial offer is answered with a counteroffer?
a. an arbitrator decides on a compromise
b. the counteroffer is legally enforceable
c. initial offer is void
d. initial offer os automatically accepted
initial offer is void
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Under the Law of Agency, the principal is considered to be
a. the producer
b. the insurer
c. the plain administrator
d. the insured
the insurer
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Christopher is issued an insurance policy that contains an attached agreement which alters the terms of the policy. This is attached agreement is called a(n)
a. extension
b. endorsement
c. sanction
d. restriction
endorsement
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An insured is entitled to coverage under a policy that a prudent person would expect it to provide. This principle is called
a. adhesion
b. reasonable sensibility
c. reasonable expectations
d. insurable interest
reasonable expectations
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Use of XYZ Insurance Company brochures, business cards, and rating guides is an example of
a. expresses authority
b. implied authority
c. apparent authority
d. fiduciary duty
apparent authority
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An arrangement where an individual is authorized to act on behalf of another person or company is established through
a. estoppel
b. the law of agency
c. the law of adhesion
d. an aleatory contract
the law of agency
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An insured is entitled to coverage under a policy that a prudent person would expect it to provide. This principle is called
a. adhesion
b. reasonable sensibility
c. reasonable expectations
d. insurable interest
reasonable expectations
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Which of these do NOT indicate the presence of insurable interest in a life insurance contract?
a. lifelong friendship
b. marriage
c. blood-related
d. co-owning a business
lifelong friendship
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Ambiguities in insurance contracts are typically interpreted in favor of the insured. This rule is referred to as
a. subrogation
b. reasonable expectations
c. insurable interest
d. adhesion
reasonable expectations
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Greg applies for insurance and makes a false statement on the application that will influence whether or not the insurer will accept the risk. Greg's false statement is called a(n)
a. substandard representation
b. unacceptable risk
c. material misrepresentation
d. adverse selection
material misrepresentation
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An agreement is reached when an insurance contract is formed. Which of the following is NOT considered to be an element of an agreement?
a. meeting of the minds
b. offer
c. acceptance
d. equity
equity
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The following are all elements of a valid contract EXCEPT
a. consideration
b. offer and acceptance
c. competent parties
d. written evidence
written evidence
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An insurance application requires an applicant to make a full, accurate disclosure of the risk factor involved. Using this criteria, an insurance policy is considered what type of contract?
a. aleatory contract
b. estoppel contract
c. contract of utmost faith
d. unilateral contract
contract of utmost faith
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During the application process, a statement made by an applicant that becomes part of the contract is considered to be a(n)
a. warranty
b. representation
c. waiver
d. exclusion
warranty
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Which element of a contract constitutes a definite and unqualified proposal by one part to another?
a. adhesion
b. consideration
c. acceptance
d. offer
offer
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A contract is considered void in all of the following situations EXCEPT
a. When one party is a minor
b. When consideration is unequal
c. When consideration is incomplete
d. When agreement cannot be reached between parties
When consideration is unequal
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An insurance company can be liable for a producer's unauthorized acts
a. only when a felony is involved
b. when the agency contract is unclear concerning the authority given
c. at anytime
d. only if the agency contract is unilateral
when the agency contract is unclear concerning the authority given
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XYZ Insurance Company gives direct authority to its producers to sell insurance through an agency contract, but nothing is stated regarding the collection of premiums. Which authority grants the producer the right to collect premiums?
a. implied authority
b. apparent authority
c. express authority
d. assumed authority
implied authority
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An insurance company's failure to enforce a contract's provision is called a(n)
a. waiver
b. warranty
c. assignment
d. concealment
waiver
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Insurable interest involves what assumption?
a. Insurable interest must exist during the entire life of the insured
b. One person gains from the death of another person
c. One person benefits from another person's continued life
d. Insurable interest must only exist at the time of the insured's death
One person benefits from another person's continued life
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Voluntarily terminating an insurance policy is also known as
a. discontinuation
b. elimination
c. estoppel
d. cancellation
cancellation
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The courts will normally interpret a policy in favor of the insured when the meaning of the policy is not clear. This is because an insurance policy is a(n)
a. warranty contract
b. aleatory contract
c. contract of adhesion
d. unilateral contract
contract of adhesion
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Which of the following relationships demonstrates insurable interest in the absence of economic interest?
a. lifelong friends
b. employees
c. marriage partners
d. business associates
lifelong friends
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An appointed producer's implied authority is derived from
a. the NAIC
b. express authority
c. the insurer's Certificate of Authority
d. evident authority
express authority
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The powers directly given to a producer in an agency contract are called
a. express
b. apparent
c. implied
d. assumed
express
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All of these statements correctly describe an aleatory contract EXCEPT
A. A legal wager is considered an aleatory contract
b. Potential unequal exchange of value for both parties
c. Only one party makes any kind of legally enforceable offer
d. Element of choice is involved
Only one party makes any kind of legally enforceable offer
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A producer working for an insurance company my be personally liable for
a. acts performed which are expressed in the agency contract
b. acts performed which are prohibited in the agency contract
c. all actions taken on behalf of the insurer
d. nothing
acts performed which are prohibited in the agency contract
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Which of the following would NOT have a restricted ability to enter into a contract?
a. Mentally ill person
b. Minor
c. Person under the influence of alcohol
d. Small employer
Small employer
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What qualifies as acceptance of an insurance contract offer?
a. a decline policy
b. an issued policy
c. the application and initial premium
d. the initial premium only
an issued policy
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When must insurable interest exist for a life insurance contract to be valid?
a. Inception of the contract
b. Throughout the entire length of the contract
c. When the insured dies
d. During the contestable period
Inception of the contract
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An agent whose actions exceed the authority granted by contract is
a. acting under apparent authority
b. acting under implied authority
c. not backed by the insurer
d. backed by the insurer
not backed by the insurer
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