TRAD REVIEWER (TRUE OR FALSE) Flashcards

1
Q

Direction: Write T if the statement is TRUE and F is the statement is FALSE.

  1. In a case where the premium has not been paid and the cash values has been exhausted, the policy can still avail of the grace period.
A

FALSE

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2
Q
  1. According to the law of large numbers, events which happen seemingly by chance will actually be bound to follow a predictable pattern, if enough such happenings are observed.
A

TRUE

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3
Q
  1. Anti-selection occurs when persons in poor health wish to buy insurance.
A

TRUE

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4
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  1. A policy is still in force for the full face amount and will remain in force for a further period of four years and 118 days, without the payment of any premiums has availed of paid up insurance option.
A

FALSE

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5
Q
  1. In the case of misstatement of age, the amount of insurance is adjusted to the amount which the premium paid at the correct age would have purchased.
A

TRUE

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6
Q
  1. A policy that provides guaranteed cash values plus extra annual distributions and pays the insured after a specified time is known as a participating endowment.
A

TRUE

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7
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  1. In a group insurance it is assumed that every member of the group is insurable, provided that every member of the group is working a minimum number of (usually 50 hours) each week.
A

FALSE

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8
Q
  1. An endowment at age 65 policy with premium payable for a limited period of 20 years pays the full amount after 20 years.
A

FALSE

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9
Q
  1. In most life insurance applications, the largest amount of information requested is data which identifies the applicant.
A

FALSE

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10
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  1. A policy is not rendered void by reason of misstatement of the assured’s death.
A

TRUE

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11
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  1. The policy can still avail of the grace period even if the premium has not been paid and the cash values have been exhausted.
A

FALSE

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12
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  1. The law of large numbers is about the events occurring by chance will actually follow a predictable pattern, if enough such happening is observed.
A

TRUE

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13
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  1. Anti-selection occurs when persons in good health wish to buy insurance.
A

FALSE

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14
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  1. A policy is still in force for the full face amount and will remain in force for a further period of four years and 117 days, without the payment of any premiums has availed of paid-up insurance option.
A

FALSE

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15
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  1. In the case of misstatement of age, the amount of insurance will not be adjusted to the amount which the premium paid at the correct age would have purchased.
A

FALSE

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16
Q
  1. A participating endowment is a policy that provides guaranteed cash values plus extra annual distributions and pays the insured after a specified time.
A

TRUE

17
Q
  1. In a group insurance it is assumed that every member of the group is insurable provided that every member of the group is working a minimum number of (usually 60 hours) each week.
A

FALSE

18
Q
  1. An endowment at age 66 policy with premium payable for a limited period of 20 years pays the full amount after 20 years.
A

FALSE

19
Q
  1. In most life insurance applications, the largest amount of information requested is data which identifies the applicant’s interest in purchasing a policy.
A

FALSE

20
Q
  1. A misstatement of the assured’s death does not make the policy a void contract.
A

TRUE