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FP2 - 2.01 Practice

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main topic discussed in the video introduction?

a)

Banking

b)

Insurance

c)

Investments

d)

Real Estate

2.

Insurance helps us maintain ______ of mind knowing that even if something bad happens, someone else is going to pay for what it costs to fix it.

a)

peace

b)

chaos

c)

confusion

d)

stress

3.

Insurance involves a company offering a ______ for a certain risk.

a)

loan

b)

guarantee

c)

payment

d)

discount

4.

What is the main way insurance companies make money?

a)

By spreading risk among many people

b)

By increasing the probability of risk

c)

By reducing the number of insured people

d)

By charging high premiums.

5.

Insurance companies calculate how much money they need to bring in to turn a profit on a given risk with a given ______.

a)

income

b)

probability

c)

number of people

d)

premium

6.

Why do most insurance companies specialize in their own kind of insurance?

a)

To reduce competition

b)

To develop complex models for profit

c)

To offer the same insurance as others

d)

To avoid risk.

7.

Fill in the blank: If you estimated that 1 in 100 houses burned down each year but it was actually 5 in 100, then you'd be ______.

a)

A) Profiting

b)

B) Breaking even

c)

C) Losing money

d)

D) Gaining customers

8.

Which of the following is NOT a type of insurance mentioned in the text?

a)

Auto

b)

Health

c)

Life

d)

Travel

9.

Fill in the blank: Some insurance policies, like ______ insurance, are legally required to be held.

a)

Health

b)

Auto

c)

Life

d)

Home

10.

What is the risk if you save $200 a month for a year instead of getting home insurance?

a)

You will have $2400 extra at the end of the year.

b)

You will be exposed to the risk of losing a few hundred thousand dollars if your house burns down.

c)

You will have to pay more taxes.

d)

You will have to pay a higher insurance premium next year.

11.

What is the primary purpose of insurance as described in the text?

a)

To increase financial burden

b)

To transfer risk to a larger company

c)

To eliminate all risks

d)

To provide immediate financial gain.

12.

Why do some individuals have parts of their body insured?

a)

For health reasons

b)

Because their image is a source of their income

c)

To avoid taxes

d)

For legal requirements.

13.

Reinsurance is when an insurance company wants to buy insurance on their own ______.

a)

Assets

b)

Employees

c)

Insurance policies

d)

Investments

14.

In the context of insurance, a hot summer increases the risk of ______.

a)

floods

b)

home fires

c)

earthquakes

d)

theft

15.

What is the purpose of reinsurance for insurance companies?

a)

To increase profits

b)

To ensure they remain solvent and can pay claims

c)

To avoid paying taxes

d)

To reduce employee costs.

16.

Insurance companies may not automatically pay out claims if there is a suspicion of ______.

a)

Honesty

b)

Fraud

c)

Generosity

d)

Error

17.

What is the consequence of intentionally crashing your car to get an insurance payout?

a)

You receive the payout

b)

It's considered fraud and you can go to jail

c)

The insurance company ignores it

d)

You get a warning.

18.

Faking insurance claims is seen by some as a way to either get a big cash windfall or get out of a ________ payment they can't afford.

a)

car

b)

house

c)

both car and house

d)

none

19.

What is one of the roles of top-of-the-line investigators in the insurance industry?

a)

To make faulty payouts

b)

To ensure faulty payouts are not made

c)

To increase insurance premiums

d)

To decrease consumer trust.

20.

Insurance is considered a ______ formula for all parties involved.

a)

losing

b)

risky

c)

winning

d)

uncertain