Free Types of Life Insurance Policies Practice Questions
Washington Life exam — 115 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. A Washington consumer wanting the most death benefit per premium dollar for a temporary need should consider:
Term life insurance
Term life provides pure death protection for a set period at the lowest initial cost per dollar of coverage.
2. A distinguishing feature of whole life insurance compared with term is that whole life:
Builds guaranteed cash value
Whole life provides lifetime coverage and accumulates guaranteed cash value, unlike level term.
3. A flexible-premium policy that lets the owner adjust the death benefit and premium within limits is:
Universal life
Universal life offers premium and death-benefit flexibility along with a cash value tied to interest crediting.
4. In a variable life policy sold in Washington, the cash value's investment risk is generally borne by:
The policyowner
In variable life, the policyowner directs subaccount investments and bears the investment risk and reward.
Practice: Types of Life Insurance Policies
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