FLORIDA 2 15 INSURANCE LICENSE EXAM 2
TERMINAL CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
⩥ Which plan combines HMO and PPO features.
Answer: POS.
⩥ Which health insurance provision requires policy to be delivered to
the insured.
Answer: Entire contract.
⩥ Which Medicare part covers prescription drugs.
Answer: Part D.
⩥ Which is NOT covered by Medicare Part A.
Answer: Physician services.
⩥ Which health policy is guaranteed renewable.
Answer: Disability income.
⩥ Deductibles reset in major medical policies.
, Answer: Annually.
⩥ Who is the annuitant.
Answer: Person receiving income.
⩥ Fixed annuity premiums are invested in the insurer's.
Answer: General account.
⩥ Early annuity withdrawals may be subject to:.
Answer: Income tax penalty.
⩥ Which payout option pays income to two people until both die?.
Answer: Joint and survivor.
⩥ Florida requires agents to notify the insurer of a replacement within:.
Answer: 5 days.
⩥ Sliding is:.
Answer: Adding coverage without consent.
⩥ Which is legal for agents in Florida?.
Answer: Providing accurate comparisons.
TERMINAL CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
⩥ Which plan combines HMO and PPO features.
Answer: POS.
⩥ Which health insurance provision requires policy to be delivered to
the insured.
Answer: Entire contract.
⩥ Which Medicare part covers prescription drugs.
Answer: Part D.
⩥ Which is NOT covered by Medicare Part A.
Answer: Physician services.
⩥ Which health policy is guaranteed renewable.
Answer: Disability income.
⩥ Deductibles reset in major medical policies.
, Answer: Annually.
⩥ Who is the annuitant.
Answer: Person receiving income.
⩥ Fixed annuity premiums are invested in the insurer's.
Answer: General account.
⩥ Early annuity withdrawals may be subject to:.
Answer: Income tax penalty.
⩥ Which payout option pays income to two people until both die?.
Answer: Joint and survivor.
⩥ Florida requires agents to notify the insurer of a replacement within:.
Answer: 5 days.
⩥ Sliding is:.
Answer: Adding coverage without consent.
⩥ Which is legal for agents in Florida?.
Answer: Providing accurate comparisons.
