Insurance NABTEB past questions and answers
What does "Deductible" mean in insurance?
A) The total coverage amount
B) The amount you pay before insurance kicks in
C) The premium amount
D) The insurer's profit margin
Answer: B) The amount you pay before insurance kicks in
Which type of insurance typically covers damage to your car from accidents?
A) Health insurance
B) Life insurance
C) Home insurance
D) Auto insurance
Answer: D) Auto insurance
What does "Premium" refer to in insurance?
A) The insurer's customer service
B) The amount you pay for insurance coverage
C) The maximum coverage amount
D) The insurance claim process
Answer: B) The amount you pay for insurance coverage
Which type of insurance can cover damage or loss of personal belongings due to theft or fire?
A) Travel insurance
B) Renters insurance
C) Pet insurance
D) Disability insurance
Answer: B) Renters insurance
What is "Liability" insurance primarily for?
A) Protecting against property damage
B) Covering medical expenses
C) Covering your own vehicle damage
D) Protecting against legal claims
Answer: D) Protecting against legal claims
Which type of insurance provides income in the event of a disability preventing you from working?
A) Disability insurance
B) Life insurance
C) Home insurance
D) Health insurance
Answer: A) Disability insurance
What does "Claim" mean in the context of insurance?
A) The policyholder's responsibility
B) An official request for coverage
C) The insurer's profit
D) The policy coverage amount
Answer: B) An official request for coverage
What is a "Beneficiary" in life insurance?
A) The insurance company
B) The person who owns the policy
C) The person(s) who receive the policy payout
D) The insurance agent
Answer: C) The person(s) who receive the policy payout
Which type of insurance covers medical expenses for illnesses and injuries?
A) Auto insurance
B) Life insurance
C) Health insurance
D) Travel insurance
Answer: C) Health insurance
What does "Underwriting" mean in insurance?
A) The process of evaluating risk
B) Claim investigation
C) Policy cancellation
D) Premium calculation
Answer: A) The process of evaluating risk
Which type of insurance typically covers damage to a home's structure from natural disasters like hurricanes or earthquakes?
A) Homeowners insurance
B) Flood insurance
C) Earthquake insurance
D) Renters insurance
Answer: C) Earthquake insurance
What is "Term Life Insurance"?
A) Life insurance for a specific period
B) Life insurance for senior citizens
C) Life insurance with investment options
D) Life insurance for chronic illnesses
Answer: A) Life insurance for a specific period
What is an "Insurance Policy"?
A) A legal contract between the insurer and insured
B) A payment plan for premiums
C) A claim form
D) A certificate of insurance
Answer: A) A legal contract between the insurer and insured
Which type of insurance provides coverage for medical care while traveling abroad?
A) Travel insurance
B) Health insurance
C) International insurance
D) Foreign coverage insurance
Answer: A) Travel insurance
What does "Exclusion" mean in insurance policies?
A) Situations where coverage is not provided
B) The deductible amount
C) Additional coverage options
D) Claim settlement process
Answer: A) Situations where coverage is not provided
Which type of insurance covers damage or loss of property due to fire, theft, or other covered perils?
A) Health insurance
B) Life insurance
C) Homeowners insurance
D) Disability insurance
Answer: C) Homeowners insurance
What does "Renewal" mean in insurance?
A) Switching insurance companies
B) Extending the policy period
C) Changing policy coverage
D) Claim settlement process
Answer: B) Extending the policy period
Which type of insurance provides income to beneficiaries upon the policyholder's death?
A) Health insurance
B) Disability insurance
C) Life insurance
D) Renters insurance
Answer: C) Life insurance
What is "Umbrella Insurance"?
A) Insurance for rainy weather
B) Additional liability coverage beyond other policies
C) Travel insurance for extreme conditions
D) Insurance for outdoor activities
Answer: B) Additional liability coverage beyond other policies
What is "Co-payment" in health insurance?
A) The total cost of the policy
B) A fixed amount paid by the insured for each medical service
C) The portion of a claim the insurer pays
D) The deductible amount for prescriptions
Answer: B) A fixed amount paid by the insured for each medical service
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