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learning confirmation- 4 chapters of LIF

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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1.

One may not venture outside the house for fear of meeting with an accident or may not travel at all for fear of falling ill when abroad. -- what is this RISK Management Technique ?

a)

Risk avoidance

b)

Risk retention

c)

Risk reduction and control

d)

Risk financing

2.

When a company decides to stop producing a product due to potential losses, what is this RISK Management Technique called?

a)

Risk avoidance

b)

Risk retention

c)

Risk reduction and control

d)

Risk financing

3.

A business implements safety measures to minimize the chances of accidents in the workplace. What is this RISK Management Technique?

a)

Risk financing

b)

Risk reduction and control

c)

Risk retention

d)

Risk avoidance

4.

Choosing to keep a certain amount of money aside to cover potential losses is an example of which RISK Management Technique?

a)

Risk avoidance

b)

Risk financing

c)

Risk retention

d)

Risk reduction and control

5.

insurance is an example of ----- Risk Mangement Technique.

a)

Risk transfer

b)

Risk reduction and control

c)

Risk retention

d)

Risk avoidance

6.

o divide the annual income a family would like to have, even if the bread earner was no longer alive, with the rate of interest that can be earned. This is the formula for ----

a)

HLV

b)

RISK

c)

PERIL

d)

Premium

7.

A premium fixed such that it does not increase with age but remains constant throughout the contract period is called

a)

Gross Premium

b)

Level Premium

c)

Risk Premium

d)

Net Premium

8.

Which of the below is the most appropriate explanation for the fact that young people are charged lesser life insurance premium as compared to old people?

a)

Young people are mostly dependent

b)

Old people can afford to pay more

c)

Mortality is related to age

d)

Mortality is inversely related to age

9.

Which among the following methods is a traditional method that can help determine the insurance needed by an individual?

a)

Human Economic Value

b)

Life Term Proposition

c)

Human Life Value

d)

Future Life Value

10.

Who devised the concept of HLV?

a)

Dr. Martin Luther King

b)

Warren Buffet

c)

Prof. Hubener

d)

George Soros

11.

What is the primary purpose of calculating the Human Life Value (HLV) in insurance?

a)

To calculate the premium amount for life insurance

b)

To assess the risk associated with an individual

c)

To determine the total assets of an individual

d)

To estimate the financial loss to dependents in case of death

12.

Which of the following is a key factor that influences the premium rates for life insurance?

a)

Geographical location

b)

Type of insurance policy

c)

All of the above

d)

Health status of the insured

13.

In the context of risk management, what does the term 'risk financing' refer to?

a)

Implementing measures to prevent risks

b)

Transferring risk to another party

c)

Accepting the risk without any mitigation

d)

Setting aside funds to cover potential losses

14.

What is the primary benefit of having a life insurance policy in place for a family?

a)

To provide financial security in case of the breadwinner's death

b)

To accumulate savings over time

c)

To reduce tax liabilities

d)

To invest in stocks and bonds

15.

Which of the following is a common method used to assess the risk level of an individual when applying for life insurance?

a)

Health questionnaire

b)

Credit score evaluation

c)

Social media analysis

d)

Employment history review

16.

What does the term 'underwriting' refer to in the context of life insurance?

a)

The process of evaluating risk and determining premium rates

b)

The act of selling insurance policies

c)

The strategy for marketing insurance products

d)

The method of paying out claims

17.

What is the primary function of a life insurance policy in terms of financial planning?

a)

To cover medical expenses

b)

To invest in real estate

c)

To ensure financial support for dependents after the policyholder's death

d)

To provide a savings account

18.

Which of the following is a common reason for individuals to purchase life insurance?

a)

To fund a vacation

b)

To increase disposable income

c)

To pay off debts in case of untimely death

d)

To buy luxury items

19.

What does the term 'premium' refer to in the context of life insurance?

a)

The payout amount upon death

b)

The amount paid for the insurance coverage

c)

The interest earned on the policy

d)

The total value of the policy

20.

What is the term used for the amount that a policyholder pays periodically to keep a life insurance policy active?

a)

Premium

b)

Deductible

c)

Benefit

d)

Co-payment

21.

Which of the following factors is NOT typically considered when underwriting a life insurance policy?

a)

Favorite color of the applicant

b)

Marital status of the applicant

c)

Occupation of the applicant

d)

Age of the applicant

22.

What is the main purpose of a beneficiary designation in a life insurance policy?

a)

To specify who receives the death benefit

b)

To outline the terms of the policy

c)

To determine the premium amount

d)

To assess the risk of the insured

23.

What is the significance of the contestability period in a life insurance policy?

a)

It is the time frame during which the policyholder can cancel the policy

b)

It allows the insurer to deny claims for any reason

c)

It determines the premium rates for the policy

d)

It is the period during which the insurer can investigate the validity of a claim

24.

Which of the following is a common type of life insurance that provides coverage for a specific term?

a)

Whole life insurance

b)

Variable life insurance

c)

Term life insurance

d)

Universal life insurance

25.

What is the role of an insurance agent in the life insurance process?

a)

To underwrite the insurance policies

b)

To provide financial advice and sell insurance products

c)

To manage claims for policyholders

d)

To set the premium rates for policies