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Group Insurance ch 8 Quiz

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of insurance policies does group insurance provide?

a)

Life and health insurance

b)

Dental and vision insurance

c)

Auto and home insurance

d)

Travel and pet insurance

2.

What is group insurance comprised of?

a)

Annual renewable term life insurance

b)

Universal life insurance

c)

Whole life insurance

d)

Variable life insurance

3.

Who are referred to as certificate holders in group insurance?

a)

Beneficiaries

b)

Employees

c)

Insurance companies

d)

Employers

4.

In a non-contributory plan, who pays the entire cost?

a)

The insurance company

b)

The government

c)

The employer

d)

The employee

5.

What is the probationary period for new employees in group insurance?

a)

Three to nine months

b)

Six to twelve months

c)

One to three months

d)

One to six months

6.

How long is the enrollment period for group life insurance?

a)

45 days

b)

60 days

c)

31 days

d)

15 days

7.

What is the conversion period after group coverage termination?

a)

15 days

b)

60 days

c)

31 days

d)

45 days

8.

Which risk classification offers lower premiums?

a)

Preferred risk

b)

Standard risk

c)

Substandard risk

d)

Declined

9.

What does 'declined' mean in the context of risk classification?

a)

Not insurable

b)

Low risk

c)

High risk

d)

Average risk

10.

Who sets up Group Credit Life Insurance?

a)

Insurance brokers

b)

Government agencies

c)

Employers

d)

Banks and finance companies

11.

What is issued to the group in group insurance?

a)

Individual policies

b)

One master policy

c)

Multiple certificates

d)

A single contract

12.

Who can apply for group insurance?

a)

Any individual

b)

Only eligible group members

c)

Only employers

d)

Only employees

13.

What happens to coverage when a member leaves the group?

a)

Coverage is suspended

b)

Coverage ceases

c)

Coverage continues

d)

Coverage is transferred

14.

Which is generally less expensive, group or individual insurance?

a)

Group insurance

b)

Individual insurance

c)

Depends on the provider

d)

Both are the same

15.

In group life insurance, are individuals required to provide evidence of insurability?

a)

Only sometimes

b)

Yes, always

c)

No, never

d)

Only for high coverage

16.

What is the main difference between group and individual insurance regarding policy issuance?

a)

Group insurance issues multiple policies

b)

Individual insurance issues one master policy

c)

Group insurance issues one master policy

d)

Individual insurance issues no policy

17.

What is the risk classification for an average risk with no extra ratings?

a)

Substandard risk

b)

Standard risk

c)

Declined

d)

Preferred risk

18.

What is the term for a high risk that has higher premiums?

a)

Standard risk

b)

Declined

c)

Preferred risk

d)

Substandard risk

19.

What is the main purpose of Group Credit Life Insurance?

a)

To provide health benefits

b)

To pay off a creditor’s outstanding debts

c)

To offer retirement benefits

d)

To cover travel expenses

20.

What is the main characteristic of a contributory plan?

a)

Insurance company covers the cost

b)

Government subsidizes the cost

c)

Employees share the cost with the employer

d)

Employer pays the entire cost

21.

What is the conversion privilege in group life insurance?

a)

Option to increase coverage

b)

Option to decrease premiums

c)

Option to convert to individual policy

d)

Option to change beneficiaries

22.

What is the main difference in underwriting between group and individual insurance?

a)

Group insurance uses individual underwriting

b)

Individual insurance uses group underwriting

c)

Group insurance uses group underwriting

d)

Both use the same underwriting

23.

What happens to group insurance coverage if the premium is not paid?

a)

Coverage ceases

b)

Coverage continues

c)

Coverage is transferred

d)

Coverage is reduced

24.

What is the main benefit of preferred risk classification?

a)

Higher premiums

b)

Lower premiums

c)

No premiums

d)

Fixed premiums

25.

What is the main restriction of forming a group for insurance?

a)

Must be for the sole purpose of securing insurance

b)

Cannot be for the sole purpose of securing insurance

c)

Must include at least 100 members

d)

Must be approved by the government

26.

What is the main characteristic of group insurance benefits?

a)

Benefits are negotiable

b)

Benefits are optional

c)

All members have the same benefits

d)

Each member selects their own benefits

27.

What is the main difference in cost between group and individual insurance?

a)

Group insurance is more expensive

b)

Individual insurance is less expensive

c)

Group insurance is less expensive

d)

Both have the same cost

28.

What is the main feature of a non-contributory plan?

a)

Employer pays the entire cost

b)

Employees pay the entire cost

c)

Cost is shared equally

d)

Cost is covered by the government

29.

What is the main advantage of group insurance for employees?

a)

Fewer restrictions

b)

Higher premiums

c)

Individual policies

d)

More restrictions