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| 251. |
What Does the Term: “Premium”, Denote, in Relation to an Insurance Policy? |
| A. | Profit, Earned by the Insurer. |
| B. | Price, Paid by an Insured, for Purchasing the Policy. |
| C. | Margins of an Insurer, on a Policy. |
| D. | Expenses, incurred by an Insurer, on a Policy. |
| Answer» B. Price, Paid by an Insured, for Purchasing the Policy. | |
| 252. |
Illustrate the Purpose of Having the Capital-Adequacy Norms for the Insurers. |
| A. | To Increase the Net Interest Income. |
| B. | To Increase the Profitability. |
| C. | To Maintain the Sufficient Reserves, to Address the Present Needs and Future Needs. |
| D. | To Subsidise the Insurance, for the Poor People. |
| Answer» C. To Maintain the Sufficient Reserves, to Address the Present Needs and Future Needs. | |
| 253. |
What Does, Valuation in Life Assurance, mean? |
| A. | The Process of Arriving at the Profit of a Life Assurance Company. |
| B. | The Process of Determining the Net Premium for a Life Assurance Policy. |
| C. | The Process of Arriving at the Bonus in a Life Assurance Company. |
| D. | The Process, by which, the Value of All the Existing Policies, is ascertained, in a Life Assurance Company. |
| Answer» D. The Process, by which, the Value of All the Existing Policies, is ascertained, in a Life Assurance Company. | |
| 254. |
Identify the Option, that can be termed as Policy- Withdrawal. |
| A. | Surrender of the Policy, in Return for Acquired Surrender-Value. |
| B. | Dis-Continuation of Premium-Payment by the Policy-Holder. |
| C. | Policy Up-Grade. |
| D. | Policy Down-Grade. |
| Answer» A. Surrender of the Policy, in Return for Acquired Surrender-Value. | |
| 255. |
All of the Following, are the Components of Unit- Linked Insurance-Plan (U.L.I.P.) Premiums, Except --. |
| A. | Policy-Allocation-Charge |
| B. | Investment-Risk- Premium |
| C. | Mortality-Charge |
| D. | Social Security Charge, to fulfill Rural Obligations of the Insurance Company, as mandated by Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (I.R.D.A.I.) |
| Answer» D. Social Security Charge, to fulfill Rural Obligations of the Insurance Company, as mandated by Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (I.R.D.A.I.) | |
| 256. |
Formulate a Way of Defining the Surplus, with Regard to Insurance Companies. |
| A. | Excess Value of Cash In- Flow over Cash Out- Flow. |
| B. | Excess Value of Cash Out-Flow over Cash In- Flow. |
| C. | Excess Value of Liabilities over Assets. |
| D. | Excess Value of Assets over Liabilities. |
| Answer» D. Excess Value of Assets over Liabilities. | |
| 257. |
In Case of --, an Insurance Company expresses the Bonus, as a Percentage of Basic Benefit and Already Attached Bonuses. |
| A. | Reversionary Bonus |
| B. | Compound Bonus |
| C. | Terminal Bonus |
| D. | Persistency Bonus |
| Answer» B. Compound Bonus | |
| 258. |
From the Following Options, Select the One, that is Not a Factor, in Determining the Life Assurance Premium. |
| A. | Mortality |
| B. | Rebate |
| C. | Reserves |
| D. | Management-Expenses |
| Answer» B. Rebate | |
| 259. |
Select the True Statements. |
| A. | The Typical Loading to a Net Premium, would have 3 Parts: 1) A Constant Amount for Premiums, 2) A Constant Amount for Each ‘1,000 Sum- Assured’, and 3) A Constant Amount per Policy. |
| B. | The Typical Loading to a Net Premium, would have 3 Parts: 1) A Percentage of Premiums, 2) A Constant Amount for Each ‘1,000 Sum- Assured’, and 3) A Constant Amount per Policy. |
| C. | The Typical Loading to a Net Premium, would have 3 Parts: 1) A Percentage of Premiums, 2) A Constant Percentage for Each ‘1,000 Sum-Assured’, and 3) A Constant Amount per Policy. |
| D. | The Typical Loading to a Net Premium, would have 3 Parts: 1) A Percentage of Premiums, 2) A Constant Amount for Each ‘1,000 Sum- Assured’, and 3) A Percentage Amount per Policy. |
| Answer» B. The Typical Loading to a Net Premium, would have 3 Parts: 1) A Percentage of Premiums, 2) A Constant Amount for Each ‘1,000 Sum- Assured’, and 3) A Constant Amount per Policy. | |
| 260. |
With Regard to Valuation of Assets, by Insurance Companies, What is the Value, at which, the Life Insurer has purchased or acquired its Assets? |
| A. | Discounted Future Value |
| B. | Discounted Present Value |
| C. | Market-Value |
| D. | Book-Value |
| Answer» D. Book-Value | |
| 261. |
In Which Case, Does, a Company express the Bonus, as a Percentage of Basic Benefit and Already Attached Bonuses? |
| A. | Reversionary Bonus |
| B. | Compound Bonus |
| C. | Terminal Bonus |
| D. | Persistency Bonus |
| Answer» B. Compound Bonus | |
| 262. |
Name the Two Policy-Features, on which, Rebates on Premium can be offered by the Insurer. |
| A. | Policy-Plan and Risk- Cover |
| B. | Policy-Plan and Mode of Premiums |
| C. | Sum-Assured and Mode of Premiums |
| D. | Sum-Assured and Policy- Plan |
| Answer» C. Sum-Assured and Mode of Premiums | |
| 263. |
Who bears the Mortality-Risk, in Case of Unit-Linked Insurance-Plans (U.L.I.P.s)? |
| A. | Insurer |
| B. | Insured |
| C. | Insured or Insurer, as specified in the Terms of the Policy. |
| D. | Insurer and the Mutual Fund, where, the Money is invested. |
| Answer» A. Insurer | |
| 264. |
Discover the Scenario, where-in, the Insurer may charge an Extra Premium, to the Insured. |
| A. | Insured is Able to Afford the Extra Charge. |
| B. | Insured is a Standard Risk. |
| C. | Insured is a Sub- Standard Risk. |
| D. | Insured has purchased Other Insurance. |
| Answer» C. Insured is a Sub- Standard Risk. | |
| 265. |
--- is an Example of a Standard Age-Proof. |
| A. | Ration-Card |
| B. | Horoscope |
| C. | Pass-Port |
| D. | Village Panchayat Certificate |
| Answer» C. Pass-Port | |
| 266. |
The Free-Look Period of a Policy lasts for --- Days. |
| A. | 15 |
| B. | 30 |
| C. | 45 |
| D. | 60 |
| Answer» A. 15 | |
| 267. |
Money-Laundering is the Process of Bringing --- Money, into an Economy, by Hiding its --- Origin, so that, it appears to be Legally Acquired. |
| A. | Illegal, Illegal |
| B. | Legal, Legal |
| C. | Illegal, Legal |
| D. | Legal, Illegal |
| Answer» A. Illegal, Illegal | |
| 268. |
--- need to be mentioned in the Agent's Report. Choose the Most Appropriate Option. |
| A. | Matters of Health, Habits and Occupation, Income and Family Details |
| B. | Matters, Related to the Heart |
| C. | Matters, Related to Current Affairs |
| D. | Matters, Related to Personal Ambitions |
| Answer» A. Matters of Health, Habits and Occupation, Income and Family Details | |
| 269. |
--- are recorded and mentioned by the Doctor in His or Her Report, called the Medical Examiner’s Report. Choose the Most Appropriate Option. |
| A. | Financial Details |
| B. | Personal Hygiene |
| C. | Details pertaining to Physical Features, like: Height, Weight, Blood- Pressure |
| D. | Details related to Hospitalisation Preferences |
| Answer» C. Details pertaining to Physical Features, like: Height, Weight, Blood- Pressure | |
| 270. |
Identify the Formal Legal Document, used by Insurance Companies, that provides the Details about the Product. Choose the Most Appropriate Option. |
| A. | Proposal-Form |
| B. | Proposal-Quote |
| C. | Information-Docket |
| D. | Prospectus |
| Answer» D. Prospectus | |
| 271. |
Identify the Feature, that will be checked, in a Medical Examiner's Report. |
| A. | Emotional Behaviour of the Proposer. |
| B. | Height, Weight, and Blood-Pressure. |
| C. | Social Status. |
| D. | Truthfulness. |
| Answer» B. Height, Weight, and Blood-Pressure. | |
| 272. |
Isolate the Valid Combination: Type of Age-Proofs: I: Standard II: Non-Standard Age-Proofs: a: Pass-Port b: Horoscope c: Panchayat Certificate |
| A. | I-b |
| B. | I-c |
| C. | II-a |
| D. | I-a |
| Answer» D. I-a | |
| 273. |
Which One of the Following, is Not a Know-Your- Customer (K.Y.C.) Document? |
| A. | Photograph |
| B. | Age-Proof |
| C. | Address-Proof |
| D. | Horoscope |
| Answer» D. Horoscope | |
| 274. |
Mr. Mahesh is a Drug-Dealer. He doesn't have a Regular Job. He made Rupees 10 Lakhs, from Sale of Drugs. He can't buy a House or Car, etc., with the Money. If He does, the Government will get Suspicious, and start investigating the Drug-Dealer. So, the Drug-Dealer opens a Bar or Tavern, and pads the Books to show Huge Profits on the Tavern, and pays His Taxes on the Money. This is an Example of --. |
| A. | Fraud |
| B. | Mis-Representation |
| C. | Money-Laundering |
| D. | Tax-Jugglery |
| Answer» C. Money-Laundering | |
| 275. |
Look at the Following Scenarios, and Select the Ones, that need to be flagged under an Anti-Money- Laundering (A.M.L.) Programme.
|
| A. | I, Only. |
| B. | II, Only. |
| C. | III, Only. |
| D. | I, II, III, and IV. |
| Answer» D. I, II, III, and IV. | |
| 276. |
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (I.R.D.A.I.) has built, into its Regulations, a Consumer-Friendly Provision, called as, Free-Look Period. Describe the Same. |
| A. | A Free-Look Period provides a Window, to the Insured, where, He or She is Not Required to Pay the Premiums. |
| B. | A Free-Look Period provides a Window, to the Insured, where, He or She can Return the Policy, if He or She Does Not Like it. |
| C. | A Free-Look Period provides a Window, to the Insured, where He or She can Submit the Claims. |
| D. | A Free-Look Period provides a Window, to the Insured, where, He or She can Add the Nominations on the Policy. |
| Answer» B. A Free-Look Period provides a Window, to the Insured, where, He or She can Return the Policy, if He or She Does Not Like it. | |
| 277. |
Name the Insurance Regulator in India. |
| A. | Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (I.R.D.A.I.) |
| B. | Institute of Insurance and Risk Management (I.I.R.M.) |
| C. | Insurance Institute of India (I.I.I.) |
| D. | National Insurance Academy (N.I.A.) |
| Answer» A. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (I.R.D.A.I.) | |
| 278. |
Identify the Factor, impacting the Risk, in Case of Insurance. |
| A. | Face-Value |
| B. | Moral Hazard |
| C. | Cash Value |
| D. | Policy Document |
| Answer» B. Moral Hazard | |
| 279. |
Many Proposals are Underwritten and Accepted for Insurance, without calling for a Medical Examination. This Form of Underwriting, is referred to as --. |
| A. | Healthy Underwriting |
| B. | Non-Medical Underwriting |
| C. | Non-Adverse Underwriting |
| D. | General Underwriting |
| Answer» B. Non-Medical Underwriting | |
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