Free Washington Accident & Health Insurance Practice Exam 3
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Exam Structure & Overview
Passing the Washington 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 InsuranceMedicare & Medi-Cal
What is the role of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)?
Health InsuranceManaged Care
What distinguishes a closed panel provider network from an open panel provider network?
Health InsuranceManaged Care
Under a Point-of-Service (POS) plan, the member avoids higher cost-sharing by:
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medicaid
Medicare Part A covers:
Health InsuranceLong-Term Care Insurance
What is a common benefit trigger for a Long-Term Care policy besides being unable to perform ADLs?
Health InsuranceGroup Plans
Under federal COBRA, how long can a spouse and dependent children continue coverage if the covered employee dies or gets divorced?
Health InsuranceHealth Insurance Basics
A 'hospital confinement indemnity' policy pays:
General InsuranceInsurance Marketplace
In a direct writing or direct response system, insurance is sold:
General InsuranceContracts Terminology
The doctrine of 'reasonable expectations' most commonly applies to:
General InsuranceBasic Principles
Which of the following losses would most likely be insurable?
Health InsuranceGroup Plans
How much can an employer charge a former employee for COBRA continuation coverage?
Health InsuranceHealth Insurance Basics
A 'benefit period' in a major medical health plan is:
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medicaid
Medicare Part B covers:
Health InsuranceGroup Plans
An employee has coverage through their employer and is also covered as a dependent under their spouse's plan. If the employee files a claim, which plan is primary?
Health InsuranceManaged Care
A defining feature of an HMO is the requirement that members select a:
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medi-Cal
The primary purpose of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) was to:
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medi-Cal
What is the Medigap Open Enrollment Period?
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medi-Cal
An insurer is marketing a new Medicare Advantage plan. The marketing materials must be approved by whom before they can be used?
Health InsuranceGroup Plans
In group insurance, who is responsible for paying the policy premiums to the insurer?
General InsuranceBasic Principles
Which of the following is an example of risk avoidance?
Health InsuranceMedicare & Medi-Cal
What happens if an individual does not enroll in Medicare Part B when they first become eligible and does not have other creditable coverage?
Health InsuranceLong-Term Care Insurance
Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance is designed to provide coverage for:
Health InsuranceTypes of Policies
What is the main difference between an HMO and a PPO?
General InsuranceContracts & Terminology
Which legal doctrine is most relevant to a situation where an agent consistently accepts late premium payments from a client?
General InsuranceUnderwriting & Policy Issuance