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PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED TO PASS(VERIFIED)

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18. An insured purchased an insurance policy 5 years ago. Last year, she received a dividend check from the insurance company that was not taxable. This year, she did not receive a check from the insurer. From what type of insurer did the insured purchase the policy? a. mutual b. reciprocal c. nonprofit service organization d. stock A. mutual funds not paid out after paying claims and other operating costs are returned to the policy owners in the form of a dividend. if all funds are paid out, no dividends are paid 19. Following a career change, an insured is no longer required to perform many physical activities, so he has implemented a program where he walks and jogs for 45 minutes each morning. The insured has also eliminated most fatty foods from his diet. Which method of dealing with risk does this scenario describe? a. retention b. reduction c. transfer d. avoidance B. reduction the insured's change in lifestyle and habits would likely reduce the chances of health problems 20. In insurance, an offer is usually made when a. an applicant submits an application to the insurer b. the insurer approves the application and receives the initial premium c. the agent hands the policy to the policyholder d. an agent explains a policy to a potential applicant A. an applicant submits an application to the insurer in insurance, the offer is usually made by the applicant in the form of an application. acceptance takes place when an insurer's underwriter approves the application and issues a policy 21. The causes of loss insured against in an insurance policy are known as a. perils b. losses c. risks d. hazards A. perils - are the causes of loss insured against in an insurance policy 22. What documentation grants express authority to an agent? a. agents contract with the principal b. agents insurance license c. fiduciary contract d. state provisions A. agents contract with the principal the principal grants authority to an agent through the agent's contract 23. Which of the following best describes an insurance company that has been formed under the laws of this state? a. domestic b. sovereign c. alien d. foreign A. domestic a company is domestic when doing business within the state in which it is incorporated 24. which of the following factors is NOT considered by an underwriter when determining the premium rates for an individual seeking insurance? a. medical history b. sex c. age d. race D. race age, medical history, and sex provide sound statistical date for determining the probability of loss. Race, religion, sexual orientation, etc. are the factors that cannot be used because there is not sound statistical data to show that they effect the probability of loss; therefore, they are considered to be discriminatory 25. in insurance transactions, fiduciary responsibility means a. handling insurer funds in a trust capacity b. maintaining good credit record c. being liable with respect to payment of claims d. commingling premiums with agents personal funds A. handling insurer funds in a trust capacity an agents fiduciary responsibility includes handling insurer funds in a trust capacity 26. the authority granted to an agent through the agent's contract is referred to as a. absolute authority b. express authority c. apparent authority d. implied authority B. express authority express powers are written into the contract between the insurer and the agent 27. insurance policies are not drawn up though negotiations, and an insured has little to say about its provisions. what contract characteristic does this describe? a. unilateral b. conditional c. personal d. adhesion C. adhesion a contract of adhesion is prepared by only the insurer; the insured's only option is to accept or reject the policy as its written 28. which of the following insurers are owned by stockholders who have the usual rights of ownership, including the right of voting? a. reciprocal b. fraternal c. stock d. mutual D. stock only stock insurance companies are owned and controlled by stockholders 29. which of the following best describes the concept that the insured pays a small amount of premium for a large amount of risk on the part of the insurance company? a. subrogation b. warranty c. aleatory d. adhesion B. aleatory an insurance contract is an aleatory contract in that it requires a relatively small amount of premium for a large risk 30. When an insured makes truthful statements on the application for insurance and pays the required premium, it is known as which of the following? a. legal purpose b. contract of adhesion c. acceptance d. consideration C. consideration is something of value that each party gives to the other. The consideration on the part of the insured is the payment of premium and the representations made in the application 31. which of the following would qualify as a competent party in an insurance contract? a. the applicant is intoxicated at the time of application b. the applicant is 12 year old student c. the applicant is under the influence of a mind-impairing medication at the time of application d. the applicant has a prior felony conviction D. the applicant has a prior felony conviction when an insurer and insured enter into a contract, both parties must be legal of age and mentally competent. It is legal for a person convicted of a felony to buy an insurance contract. An intoxicated person, however, may not be mentally competent, a 12 year old student is considered to be underage in most states and a person under mind-impairing medication most likely would not be mentally competent 32. an insurer neglects to pay a legitimate claim that is covered under the terms of the policy. Which of the following insurance principles has the insurer violated? a. representation b. adhesion c. consideration d. good health B. consideration the binding force in any contract is consideration. consideration on the part of the insureds the payment of premiums and the health representations made in the application. Consideration on the part of the insurer is the promise to pay in the even of loss

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PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED TO PASS(VERIFIED)


1. In an Adjustable Life policy, which feature can the policyowner change?
a. The coverage period
b. Mortality expenses
c. The investment account
d. The insured
Answer: a. The coverage period
Explanation: Adjustable life lets you change premium amounts, coverage amounts, and the
period of protection.

2. In a 20-Pay Whole Life policy, how long must premiums be paid for the policy to pay the
death benefit?
a. 20 years or until death
b. Until age 65
c. Exactly 20 years
d. Until age 100
Answer: a. 20 years or until death
Explanation: All required premiums are paid within 20 years, but if the insured dies before
then, the face amount is still paid.

3. A man buys an Annually Renewable Term (ART) policy while his kids are in college.
What does he discover about his policy?
a. The premium increases every year
b. It builds cash value
c. It requires insurability every year
d. The death benefit decreases
Answer: a. The premium increases every year
Explanation: ART premiums go up each year because they are based on the insured’s current
age.

4. Universal Life and Variable Universal Life share which feature?



,a. Flexible premiums
b. Fixed level premiums
c. Decreasing premiums
d. Increasing premiums
Answer: a. Flexible premiums
Explanation: Both allow the policyowner to raise or lower premium payments.

5. Compared to Joint Life, what are premiums like in a Survivorship Life policy?
a. Half the amount
b. Lower
c. Higher
d. The same
Answer: b. Lower
Explanation: Survivorship Life pays on the second death, so premiums are usually lower.

6. Which policy is considered a traditional level-premium contract?
Answer: Straight Whole Life
Explanation: Straight (ordinary) Whole Life has level premiums paid until age 100.

7. The Ownership provision allows a policyowner to do all the following EXCEPT:
a. Set premium rates
b. Borrow from the policy
c. Assign the policy
d. Name a beneficiary
Answer: a. Set premium rates
Explanation: The insurer—not the owner—sets the premium rates.

8. A rider that increases the face amount based on inflation or the CPI is called:
a. Accelerated benefit rider
b. Living needs rider
c. Payor rider
d. Cost of living rider
Answer: d. Cost of living rider
Explanation: This rider adjusts the face amount according to inflation.




,9. Under which nonforfeiture option does the insurer pay the cash value and end the policy
completely?
a. Cash surrender
b. Reduced paid-up
c. Paid-up additions
d. Extended term
Answer: a. Cash surrender
Explanation: Once cash surrender value is paid, the contract ends.

10. What is true about the premium on a Children’s Rider?
a. It decreases when an adopted child is added
b. It stays the same no matter how many children are covered
c. It decreases when the oldest child turns 21
d. It increases with every new child
Answer: b. It remains the same
Explanation: One flat premium covers all current and future children.

11. The Automatic Premium Loan (APL) provision activates at the end of the:
a. Grace period
b. Free-look period
c. Elimination period
d. Policy period
Answer: a. Grace period
Explanation: APL uses the policy’s cash value to pay missed premiums.

12. Which option describes the rights a policyowner has to change beneficiaries, select
options, and receive policy values?
a. Entire Contract Provision
b. Consideration Clause
c. Agreement Rights
d. Owner’s Rights
Answer: d. Owner's Rights
Explanation: This provision outlines all rights the owner has over the policy.

13. A policyowner wants two beneficiaries. What should the agent tell them?


, a. The proceeds must be split evenly
b. The policyowner decides how proceeds are shared
c. The policy type decides the share
d. Only one beneficiary is allowed
Answer: b. The policyowner decides the split
Explanation: You can name multiple beneficiaries and set the percentage each receives.

14. A man bought a policy at age 40, but after his death the insurer discovers he was actually
45 What will the insurer do?
a. Pay nothing
b. Pay full benefit + refund extra premium
c. Pay a reduced death benefit
d. Pay full benefit
Answer: c. Pay a reduced death benefit
Explanation: Misstatement of age results in benefit adjustment—not denial.

15. An insured becomes disabled for a year and has a Disability Income rider. What benefit
does he receive?
a. Monthly premium waiver + monthly income
b. Partial medical payments
c. Lifetime payments
d. Yearly premium waiver + income
Answer: a. Monthly premium waiver + monthly income
Explanation: This rider waives premiums and provides monthly income while disabled.

16. The provision stating that the policy + application form the complete contract is called
the:
a. Complete contract
b. Entire contract
c. Total contract
d. Aleatory contract
Answer: b. Entire contract
Explanation: Nothing outside the policy and attached application may be used to deny a
claim.

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