Free Maryland Accident & Health Insurance Practice Exam 1
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Passing the Maryland insurance exam is the ultimate step toward launching your career as a licensed professional. This practice test consists of 25 high-probability questions sampled to match the general composition of topics tested on the real state licensing examination.
Whether you are preparing for the Accident & Health lines or a combined license, practicing with mock questions helps cement concepts, improves time management, and reduces test-day anxiety.
Key Practice Focus Areas
- State Laws & Regulations: Specific rules, licensing duties, and consumer protections.
- Policy Provisions & Options: Standard contract clauses, riders, exclusions, and riders.
- General Principles: Underwriting basics, insurance concepts, and legal requirements.
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Health InsuranceTypes of Policies
What is the main difference between an HMO and a PPO?
Health InsuranceGroup Plans
What is the 'probationary period' in a group health plan?
Maryland Insurance Law & EthicsProducer licensing
A resident producer, William, wants to obtain a license in another state. The other state requests a letter of certification. How does William obtain this from Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA)?
Maryland Insurance Law & EthicsUnfair trade practices
An agent, James, misrepresents the terms of an existing policy to convince a policyholder to drop it and purchase a new policy with James's company, resulting in a financial disadvantage to the client. What is this practice called?
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medicaid
What is a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policy designed to do?
Health InsuranceTypes of Policies
An individual health insurance policy that the insurer cannot cancel and cannot increase the premium on is classified as:
General InsuranceInsurance Marketplace
An independent insurance agent differs from a captive agent in that the independent agent:
Health InsuranceManaged Care
Retrospective review in utilization management refers to:
Health InsuranceLong-term Care
Respite care covered by LTC insurance typically provides:
Health InsuranceDisability Income
Short-term disability (STD) insurance typically:
Health InsuranceHealth Insurance Basics
A 'calendar-year deductible' in health insurance means:
Maryland Insurance Law & EthicsProducer licensing
Under what condition may a producer share a commission with another person in Maryland?
General InsuranceUnderwriting & Policy Issuance
If an underwriter determines an applicant is a higher-than-average risk, the applicant may be classified as:
Health InsuranceHSAs HRAs and FSAs
An Archer Medical Savings Account (MSA) was designed primarily for:
General InsuranceContracts Terminology
The 'consideration' provided by the insured in a life insurance contract consists of:
General InsuranceInsurance Marketplace
A 'group captive' is best described as:
Health InsuranceManaged Care
Which type of managed care plan allows members to see any provider within the network without a referral and reimburses providers on a discounted fee-for-service basis?
General InsuranceContracts Terminology
Under the 'reasonable expectations' doctrine:
Health InsuranceIndividual Health
Under the ACA, what is the maximum ratio by which insurers can charge older adults more than younger adults for the same coverage?
Health InsuranceTypes of Policies
Under the mandatory 'Proof of Loss' provision, the insured must submit written proof of loss to the insurer within how many days after the loss?
Health InsuranceGroup Plans
A Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA) is similar to a MET but can also be:
Maryland Insurance Law & EthicsClaims handling
After notifying a claimant of a delay in a claim investigation, how often must the insurer send progress updates to the claimant?
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medicaid
What is the Medicare Part A inpatient hospital deductible applicable to?
Health InsuranceHSAs HRAs and FSAs
Which of the following accounts is portable and stays with the employee when they change employers?
Maryland Insurance Law & EthicsDuties