Insurance Exam Study Tips - Part 3
December 15, 2008
Tips for Answering True/False Insurance Exam Questions
- In most cases there are more true answers than false on most insurance exams.
- If there is no penalty for guessing, go ahead and guess, you have a 50% chance of choosing the right answer.
- Read through each statement very carefully, and be sure that you pay close attention to the qualifiers and keywords that are used.
- Qualifiers such as ” always”, “never” and “every” indicate that the statement must be true no matter what. In most cases the use of these qualifiers lead to a false answer.
- Qualifiers like “usually”, “sometimes”, and “generally” mean that if the statement can be considered true or false depending on the circumstances. Normally the use of these qualifiers lead to an answer of true.
- If there is any part of the question that is false, then the entire statement must be considered false, but simply because part of a statement is true doesn’t always make the whole statement true.
Next time we’ll be sharing some simple tips and tricks on how to answer Math questions on your insurance exam!
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