Chapter 3 test
The payment of the first premium, the promise to pay a covered loss, and the agreement to abide by policy conditions are all examples of A. consideration B. legal C. purpose D. representation E. acceptance
A. Consideration
Which of these do NOT indicate the presence of Insurable interest in a life insurance contract? A. Lifelong friendship B. Marriage C. Blood-related D. Co-owning a business
A. Lifelong friendship
During the application process, a statement made by an applicant that becomes part of the contract is considered to be a(n) A. Warranty B. Representation C. Waiver D. Exclusion
A. Warranty
The following are all elements of a valid contract EXCEPT A. consideration B. offer and acceptance C. competent parties D. written evidence
D. Written evidence
The unwritten authority given to a producer to carry out necessary incidental acts of the agency agreement is called A. implied authority B. express authority C. apparent authority D. acknowledged authority
A. implied authority
What qualifies as acceptance of an insurance contract offer? A. A declined policy B. An issued policy C. The application and initial premium D. The initial premium only
B. An issued policy
Christopher is issued an insurance policy that contains an attached agreement which alters the terms of the policy. This attached agreement is called a(n)..? A. Extension B. Endorsement C. Sanction D. Restriction
B. Endorsement
In what way are insurance policies said to be aleatory? A. Only one party makes any kind of enforceable promise B. Involves the potential for the unequal exchange of value C. Contract is prepared by only one party D. Vagueness in a contract's wording is resolved in favor of the policyowner
B. Involves the potential for the unequal exchange of value
Under the Law of Agency, the principal is considered to be A. the producer B. The insurer C. The plan administrator D. The insured
B. The insurer
A contract is considered void in all of the following situations EXCEPT A. When one party is a minor B. When consideration is unequal C. When consideration is incomplete D. When agreement cannot be reached between parties
B. When consideration is unequal
Ambiguities in insurance contracts are typically interpreted in favor of the insured. This rule is referred to as A. Subrogation B. Reasonable expectations C. Insurable interest D. Adhesion
B.Reasonable Expectations
All of these statements correctly describe an aleatory contract EXCEPT A. a legal wager is considered an aleatory contract B. potential unequal exchange of value for both parties C. only one party makes any kind of legally enforceable offer D. element of chance is involved
C. only one party makes any kind of legally enforceable offer
An insured is entitled to coverage under a policy that a prudent person would expect it to provide. This principle is called A. Adhesion B. Reasonable sensibility C. Reasonable expectations D. Insurable interest
C. reasonable expectations
An agreement is reached when an insurance contract is formed. Which of the following is NOT considered to be an element of an agreement? A. Meeting of the minds B. Offer C. Acceptance D. Equity
D. Equity
What is the insurer responsible for when a producer is acting within the scope of authority granted in the agency contract? A. All actions by the producer B. Not responsible for any acts by the producer C. Responsible for acts that involve misrepresentation only D. Responsible for acts by the producer that are authority only
D. Responsible for acts by pro that are authority only