Texas Life, Accident and Health Agent Exam, Life: Riders, Provisions, Options and Exclusions: all 36 questions
All questions from the Life: Riders, Provisions, Options and Exclusions section for Texas Life, Accident and Health Agent Exam, each with the correct answer.
- 2001A waiver of premium rider on a life policy provides that
- 2002A guaranteed insurability rider allows the insured to
- 2003A payor benefit rider is most often attached to a policy on
- 2004An accidental death benefit rider pays the additional amount if
- 2005Accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) coverage pays the principal sum for
- 2006A cost-of-living rider on a life insurance policy provides
- 2007An 'other insureds' rider is used to
- 2008A long-term care rider on a life policy allows the owner to
- 2009The entire contract provision of a life policy states that the
- 2010The free look provision gives the policyowner
- 2011The grace period in a life policy allows
- 2012The automatic premium loan provision
- 2013Premium payment modes refer to
- 2014Reinstatement of a lapsed life policy usually requires
- 2015A policy loan from a whole life policy
- 2016Which nonforfeiture option provides a paid-up policy of the same type as the original, with a reduced face amount?
- 2017Under the extended term nonforfeiture option, the policy
- 2018Which dividend option uses dividends to buy small amounts of fully paid-up additional insurance?
- 2019A policyowner who chooses to leave dividends with the insurer to earn interest has selected
- 2020Dividends on a participating whole life policy are generally treated for tax purposes as
- 2021The incontestability clause in an individual life policy in Texas generally prevents the insurer from contesting the policy on grounds of misstatement after
- 2022An insured dies in the second month after a life policy is issued. The insurer finds a material misstatement about the insured's health in the application. The insurer
- 2023An absolute assignment of a life policy
- 2024A collateral assignment is commonly used
- 2026If the insured's age was misstated on the application, the life insurer will usually
- 2027Which settlement option pays a fixed sum for a fixed number of years until the proceeds and interest are exhausted?
- 2028In the interest only settlement option, the beneficiary
- 2030Life insurance policies commonly exclude losses from war when
- 2031An aviation exclusion in a life policy generally applies to
- 2032A dangerous occupation exclusion or surcharge might apply to
- 2033A primary beneficiary and a contingent beneficiary differ in that the contingent beneficiary
- 2034An irrevocable beneficiary designation means that the
- 2035A common disaster (simultaneous death) provision is intended to
- 2036Naming a minor child directly as beneficiary can create problems because
- 2037Designating a beneficiary by class (for example, 'my children') means
- 2038Premium payment for a 'flexible' premium policy means that
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