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Objective Determine whether conduct constitutes acting as an agent Texas I: Statutes and Rules Common to Life and Health

A Texas agency uses an unlicensed referral worker. Which activity most clearly crosses into acting as an insurance agent and therefore requires the applicable license unless an exemption applies?

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Question 2 of 10
Objective Compare premium modes and policy cost General III: Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivery

An applicant compares annual and quarterly premium modes for the same life policy. The quarterly payments fit cash flow better but total more over the year. Which explanation is accurate?

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Question 3 of 10
Objective Deliver and interpret an HMO evidence of coverage Texas IV: HMO Statutes and Rules

An HMO enrollee wants a routine visit with a specialist outside the network and has not obtained a referral. Before promising coverage, which document should the agent use to verify the applicable benefit, referral, network, and service-area rules?

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Question 4 of 10
Objective Distinguish renewability classifications General VI: Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders

An insurer may not cancel an insured's health policy individually while premiums are paid, but it may change premiums for the entire rating class. How is the policy classified?

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Question 5 of 10
Objective Provide required life marketing and illustration disclosures Texas II: Life-Only Statutes and Rules

An agent’s variable-life illustration labels projected subaccount values as guaranteed and highlights an 8% hypothetical return, but it does not show guaranteed values with equal prominence or warn that poor performance and insufficient premiums can end coverage. What correction is required?

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Objective Sell Medicare-related products only after certification Texas III: Accident-and-Health-Only Statutes and Rules

A Texas agent holds the applicable general-lines life-and-health license but has never completed Medicare-related product certification. The agent plans to solicit a Medicare supplement policy tomorrow and take the course later. What must change?

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Question 7 of 10
Objective Distinguish Part C, Part D, and Medigap General VII: Social Insurance

A Medicare beneficiary wants coverage through a Medicare-approved private plan that bundles Part A and Part B and usually includes Part D. Which option matches that request?

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Question 8 of 10
Objective Match variable life to investment-risk tolerance General I: Types of Life Policies

A client seeks permanent life insurance, understands that cash value will depend on selected investment options, accepts possible losses and substantial expenses, and has a long time horizon. Which product most closely matches those preferences?

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Objective Choose among HSA, FSA, and HRA arrangements General VIII: Other Insurance Concepts

A worker enrolled in a qualifying high-deductible plan wants to set aside eligible funds for medical costs. The worker wants to keep unused money from year to year and retain the account after changing employers. Which arrangement best fits?

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Question 10 of 10
Objective Distinguish contributory and noncontributory group plans General V: Types of Health Policies

Under an employer group health plan, employees pay 25% of their own premiums and the employer pays the remaining 75%. How is the plan classified?

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Question 1 A Texas agency uses an unlicensed referral worker. Which activity most clearly crosses into acting as an insurance agent and therefore requires the applicable license unless an exemption applies?

Answer choices

  1. A. Giving a visitor the agency’s public street address
  2. B. Scheduling an appointment without discussing any insurance product
  3. C. Insurance transacting: recommend, explain, and accept premium as an agent
  4. D. Directing a caller to the insurer’s publicly listed claims telephone number

Correct answer

Insurance transacting: recommend, explain, and accept premium as an agent

The referral worker is not merely performing an incidental office task: the worker recommends a specific contract, explains coverage, and accepts insurance money. That combination most clearly constitutes acting or representing oneself as an agent, which requires the applicable license unless an exemption applies.

Wrong-answer review

  • A. Giving a visitor the agency’s public street address: Giving a public address does not include recommending, explaining, or transacting insurance in the facts presented.
  • B. Scheduling an appointment without discussing any insurance product: Merely scheduling an appointment without product discussion does not contain the solicitation, coverage explanation, or premium handling present in the correct choice.
  • D. Directing a caller to the insurer’s publicly listed claims telephone number: Providing a public claims number does not involve recommending coverage, negotiating a policy, or receiving premium in the facts presented.

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The ‘directing a caller to the insurer’s publicly listed claims telephone number’ is a plausible distractor because it seems like a simple information provision. However, the decisive clue is the lack of any recommendation, explanation, or premium acceptance—actions that constitute insurance-agent functions requiring a license. Likely wrong answer: Directing a caller to the insurer’s publicly listed claims telephone number Review focus: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 4001 — Agent Licensing in General

Objective/domain: Texas I: Statutes and Rules Common to Life and Health

Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 4001 — Agent Licensing in General

Question 2 An applicant compares annual and quarterly premium modes for the same life policy. The quarterly payments fit cash flow better but total more over the year. Which explanation is accurate?

Answer choices

  1. A. Quarterly mode must provide a larger face amount because it costs more in total
  2. B. Annual mode changes the policy from term to permanent insurance
  3. C. Payment frequency never affects total yearly outlay
  4. D. Annual mode usually has lower total cost than frequent modes

Correct answer

Annual mode usually has lower total cost than frequent modes

Objective/domain: General III: Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivery

Source: Life Insurance Buyer’s Guide

Question 3 An HMO enrollee wants a routine visit with a specialist outside the network and has not obtained a referral. Before promising coverage, which document should the agent use to verify the applicable benefit, referral, network, and service-area rules?

Answer choices

  1. A. The enrollee’s evidence of coverage stating plan rights and limits
  2. B. The specialist’s standard cash-price list
  3. C. A different insurer’s preferred-provider directory
  4. D. The enrollee’s life insurance policy summary

Correct answer

The enrollee’s evidence of coverage stating plan rights and limits

Objective/domain: Texas IV: HMO Statutes and Rules

Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 843 — Health Maintenance Organizations

Question 4 An insurer may not cancel an insured's health policy individually while premiums are paid, but it may change premiums for the entire rating class. How is the policy classified?

Answer choices

  1. A. Noncancelable
  2. B. Guaranteed-renewable health coverage with protected renewal rights
  3. C. Conditionally renewable with no stated conditions
  4. D. Cancelable at the insurer's discretion

Correct answer

Guaranteed-renewable health coverage with protected renewal rights

Objective/domain: General VI: Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders

Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 1201 — Accident and Health Insurance

Question 5 An agent’s variable-life illustration labels projected subaccount values as guaranteed and highlights an 8% hypothetical return, but it does not show guaranteed values with equal prominence or warn that poor performance and insufficient premiums can end coverage. What correction is required?

Answer choices

  1. A. Keep the projection because illustrated returns become guaranteed when signed
  2. B. Remove guaranteed values and show only the higher projection
  3. C. Separate guaranteed and nonguaranteed elements; disclose lapse risk
  4. D. Replace the illustration with a verbal promise of sufficient subaccount returns

Correct answer

Separate guaranteed and nonguaranteed elements; disclose lapse risk

Objective/domain: Texas II: Life-Only Statutes and Rules

Source: Texas Life Insurance Illustration Rules — Chapter 21, Subchapter N

Question 6 A Texas agent holds the applicable general-lines life-and-health license but has never completed Medicare-related product certification. The agent plans to solicit a Medicare supplement policy tomorrow and take the course later. What must change?

Answer choices

  1. A. Nothing; the general-lines license authorizes Medicare sales
  2. B. Complete required Medicare certification before recommending the product
  3. C. Sell now if described as interchangeable with Medicare Advantage
  4. D. Only a property-and-casualty appointment is needed

Correct answer

Complete required Medicare certification before recommending the product

Objective/domain: Texas III: Accident-and-Health-Only Statutes and Rules

Source: Medicare-Related Product Certification

Question 7 A Medicare beneficiary wants coverage through a Medicare-approved private plan that bundles Part A and Part B and usually includes Part D. Which option matches that request?

Answer choices

  1. A. Medicare Part C, also called Medicare Advantage for beneficiaries
  2. B. A standalone Part D plan added to no other Medicare coverage
  3. C. Medigap used as a replacement for both Part A and Part B
  4. D. Part A alone with a supplemental outpatient rider issued by Medicare

Correct answer

Medicare Part C, also called Medicare Advantage for beneficiaries

Objective/domain: General VII: Social Insurance

Source: Parts of Medicare

Question 8 A client seeks permanent life insurance, understands that cash value will depend on selected investment options, accepts possible losses and substantial expenses, and has a long time horizon. Which product most closely matches those preferences?

Answer choices

  1. A. Variable life insurance with investment options and risk
  2. B. A short-term bank deposit with guaranteed principal
  3. C. Fixed life insurance that places all investment risk on the insurer while using no investment options
  4. D. Specified-disease health insurance

Correct answer

Variable life insurance with investment options and risk

Objective/domain: General I: Types of Life Policies

Source: Variable Life Insurance

Question 9 A worker enrolled in a qualifying high-deductible plan wants to set aside eligible funds for medical costs. The worker wants to keep unused money from year to year and retain the account after changing employers. Which arrangement best fits?

Answer choices

  1. A. An HRA funded through employee salary reductions
  2. B. A health FSA whose defining feature is individual ownership and permanent portability
  3. C. A health savings account (HSA) for qualifying medical expenses
  4. D. An HRA that the employee funds and takes to any future employer

Correct answer

A health savings account (HSA) for qualifying medical expenses

Objective/domain: General VIII: Other Insurance Concepts

Source: Publication 969: Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans

Question 10 Under an employer group health plan, employees pay 25% of their own premiums and the employer pays the remaining 75%. How is the plan classified?

Answer choices

  1. A. Noncontributory, because the employer pays more than half
  2. B. Contributory group coverage partly paid by employees
  3. C. Noncontributory, because employees receive certificates instead of the master contract
  4. D. Individual coverage, because any employee contribution ends group status

Correct answer

Contributory group coverage partly paid by employees

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