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Unit 1 Checkpoint Exam

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

At the state level, the government is involved in providing

a)

federal crop insurance

b)

flood insurance

c)

unemployment insurance

d)

war risk insurance

2.

Which of the following risk management methods is used by insurance companies?

a)

Reduction

b)

Sharing

c)

Retention

d)

Transfer

3.

ABC insurance is licensed to sell insurance in Wisconsin. When a company is licensed in a state, it is considered

a)

Certified

b)

Admitted

c)

Nonadmitted

d)

Unauthorized

4.

All of the following statements regarding mutual insurers are correct EXCEPT

a)

Mutual insurers pay dividends to policyholders

b)

Mutual insurers have stock and stockholders

c)

Mutual insurers do not guarantee dividends

d)

Mutual insurers are owned by their policyholders

5.

Susan decides to drive fast in a horrible snowstorm because she knows that if she gets in an accident, her insurance will cover her. This is an example of

a)

A physical hazard

b)

A moral hazard

c)

A situational hazard

d)

A morale hazard

6.

According to the law of agency, the person on whose behalf the insurance agent is called upon to act is called

a)

The principal

b)

The agent

c)

The underwriter

d)

The insured

7.

All of the following statements regarding surplus lines insurers are correct EXCEPT

a)

States keep a list of acceptable surplus lines insurers

b)

Surplus lines insurance is placed with an admitted carrier by a surplus lines agent

c)

Surplus lines insurance covers high-risk exposures

d)

Surplus lines insurance is placed with a nonadmitted carrier by a surplus lines agent

8.

Josephine sells insurance for one company and is an independent contractor, NOT an employee of the insured. She is

a)

A direct writing agent

b)

An independent agent

c)

A captive agent

d)

A general agent

9.

Insurance is a contract that

a)

Transfers the risk of financial loss from an insurance company to an individual or business

b)

Transfers the risk of financial loss from an individual or business to an insurance company

c)

Eliminates all hazards for an individual

d)

Eliminates all risk for an individual

10.

Which of the following represents a pure risk?

a)

Gambling at a casino

b)

Playing high-stakes poker with friends

c)

A car accident

d)

Investing money in the stock market

11.

In an insurance contract, the second party is

a)

The insured

b)

The underwriter

c)

The beneficiary

d)

The insurer

12.

All of the following are elements of insurable risks EXCEPT

a)

The premium should be affordable

b)

The premium must be calculable

c)

The risk must be catastrophic for the insurance company

d)

The risk must be noncatastrophic

13.

If a house burns down in a fire, which of the following is the peril?

a)

The fire

b)

The insurer

c)

The house

d)

The insured

14.

According to the law of large numbers, which of the following is TRUE?

a)

The smaller the number of risks combined into one group, the larger the loss will be to an individual

b)

The larger the number of risks combined into one group, the less uncertainty there will be as to the amount of loss that will be incurred

c)

The larger the number of risks combined into one group, the smaller the loss will be to an individual

d)

The smaller the number of risks combined into one group, the less uncertainty there will be as to the amount of loss that will be incurred

15.

A bulk-mail insurance advertising brochure sent by the insurer to every home in one ZIP code is an example of

a)

Direct response marketing

b)

Personal advertising

c)

Agent marketing

d)

Producer marketing

16.

Which of the following levels of agent authority is a written agreement with the insurer?

a)

Apparent authority

b)

Expressed authority

c)

Assumed authority

d)

Implied authority

17.

A fiduciary is

a)

A beneficiary

b)

Another name for commingling

c)

An account for funds

d)

A person in a position of financial trust

18.

ABC insurance is incorporated in Wisconsin, but is doing business in Florida. While in Florida, ABC insurance is classified as

a)

An alien insurer

b)

A foreign insurer

c)

A domestic insurer

d)

A nonresident insurer