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Florida Insurance Law Practice Test
25 questions on the Florida statutes and rules section only: the part of the exam generic national prep covers least. Every question shows its answer and explanation. No sign-up.
Florida exam facts
- Questions
- 150 scored + 15 unscored
- Time
- 2 hr 45 min
- Passing score
- 70% correct
- Exam fee
- $44
- Testing vendor
- Pearson VUE (2-15 exam)
- Pre-licensing course
- 60-hour approved course
Verified against 2-15 Resident Health & Life (Including Annuities & Variable Contracts) Agent License (Florida Department of Financial Services), Florida Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook, 2024 (#121000) (Pearson VUE) and Florida Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective January 1, 2026 (#121003) (Pearson VUE / Florida Chief Financial Officer). Reviewed by Tony.
Question 1 of 25
An agent exaggerates the drawbacks of a client's existing policy to convince her to surrender it. Which Florida prohibition does this most directly violate?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: Misrepresentation for the purpose of inducing the lapse, forfeiture, exchange, conversion, or surrender of a policy
Florida lists as unfair and deceptive any misrepresentation made for the purpose of inducing, or tending to induce, the lapse, forfeiture, exchange, conversion, or surrender of any insurance policy.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 2 of 25
Sam named his brother as the irrevocable beneficiary of his individual health policy's death benefit. Sam now wants to name his wife instead. What is required?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The brother's consent, because the designation is irrevocable
The change of beneficiary provision lets the insured change the beneficiary unless the designation is irrevocable. An irrevocable beneficiary must consent to the change.
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 3 of 25
A marketing firm sends life insurance solicitations bearing a local bank's logo, without the bank's permission, so recipients believe the bank is offering the coverage. Under Florida law this is:
Reveal answer
Correct answer: Deceptive use of name, an unfair or deceptive practice
Using a financial institution's name or logo in marketing without its written consent, in a way that would lead a reasonable person to believe the solicitation came from or was endorsed by the institution, is deceptive use of name.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 4 of 25
A statute in the Insurance Code says "the office shall approve the form before use." An agent assumes this refers to the Department of Financial Services, since that is the agency that licensed them. What is the flaw in the agent's reading?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: "Office" is a defined term meaning the Office of Insurance Regulation; the Code separately says the Department is not any office of the Commission
Section 624.05(3) defines "Office" as the Office of Insurance Regulation, and 624.05(1) says the Department is not the Commission or any office of it, so the form-approval duty lies with OIR, not DFS.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 5 of 25
A Florida applicant took several lawful trips abroad in the past five years. May a life insurer refuse coverage based solely on those past trips?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: No, an insurer may not refuse or limit life insurance based solely on past lawful foreign travel
An insurer may not refuse life insurance, refuse to continue it, or limit the amount, extent, or kind of coverage based solely on the individual's past lawful foreign travel experiences.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 6 of 25
A life insurer notifies the regulator before starting a pilot program for a value-added service. Unless the regulator objects within how many days after receiving the notice may the insurer begin?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: 21 days
The insurer or agent must notify the office or department before commencing the pilot and may commence it unless the regulator objects within 21 days after receiving the notice.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 7 of 25
A group health policy is issued in Georgia and covers a Florida resident. What is the general rule in Florida?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The policy must comply with Florida's group health part in the same manner as a policy issued in Florida
Any group health policy issued or delivered outside Florida under which a Florida resident is covered must comply with Florida's group health part in the same manner as policies issued in Florida, unless an exemption applies.
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 8 of 25
An agent reads a sentence in the Insurance Code that begins, "The commission may adopt rules..." In that sentence, "commission" means:
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The Financial Services Commission, the Governor and Cabinet
Section 624.05(2) defines "Commission" as the Financial Services Commission; rulemaking under the Code is that body's function.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 9 of 25
Lena pays her individual health premium annually. Her renewal premium was due March 1 and she has not paid it. Under the standard grace period provision, how long does her coverage stay in force without payment?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: 31 days
Any premium mode other than weekly or monthly, including annual, gets a 31-day grace period, during which the policy stays in force.
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 10 of 25
A mailer for an indexed product states that the State of Florida guarantees the returns on the policy. Under Florida law, the mailer is:
Reveal answer
Correct answer: A deceptive advertisement, because it would lead a reasonable person to believe the state guarantees returns on an insurance product
It is unfair and deceptive to use any advertisement that would cause a reasonable person to believe that the state or federal government guarantees returns on insurance products or stands behind a person's credit.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 11 of 25
Which of the following is regulated by the Office of Financial Regulation?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: State-chartered banks and credit unions
OFR is the Commission's non-insurance office: it regulates state-chartered banks and credit unions, finance companies, money services businesses, and securities professionals.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 12 of 25
A small employer ends its group health plan for all employees and replaces it with similar coverage under another group plan. What happens to a qualified beneficiary on continuation?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: She may become covered under the new plan for the rest of her continuation period, treated like an active beneficiary
If the employer terminates the plan for all employees and replaces it with similar coverage, the qualified beneficiary has the right to be covered under the new plan for the balance of the period she would have remained covered under the prior plan, treated the same as an active beneficiary.
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 13 of 25
A company that registers people and helps locate them if they go missing, for a fee, is exempt from the Insurance Code under section 624.129. What must its enrollment form conspicuously state about regulation?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: That the services are not regulated by either the department or the office as insurance
Section 624.129(3) requires the written agreement or enrollment form to carry a conspicuous legend that the services are not regulated by either the department or the office as insurance.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 14 of 25
Florida's life insurance cost comparison formula for the equivalent level annual dividend accumulates annual cash dividends at what interest rate?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: 5 percent compounded annually
The equivalent level annual dividend is calculated by accumulating annual cash dividends at 5 percent interest compounded annually to the end of the 10th and 20th policy years.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 15 of 25
An employer purchases a group life policy covering its employees. Under Florida's life insurance solicitation law, this coverage is:
Reveal answer
Correct answer: Exempt, because group life insurance is excluded unless specifically included
Group life insurance is one of the listed exemptions from Florida's life insurance solicitation law, along with annuities, credit life, ERISA plan policies, and variable life.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 16 of 25
After an individual health policy has been in force beyond the period stated in its time limit on certain defenses provision, the insurer discovers an innocent misstatement in the application. What can the insurer do?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: Nothing; it can no longer void the policy or deny claims for a non-fraudulent misstatement
The time limit on certain defenses provision bars the insurer, after the stated period, from voiding the policy or denying claims based on misstatements in the application, other than fraudulent misstatements. An innocent misstatement cannot be used.
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 17 of 25
How does Florida's Chief Financial Officer come to hold that position?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: By statewide election, as one of the three Cabinet officers
The CFO is one of Florida's three elected Cabinet officers, with the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Agriculture, and heads the Department of Financial Services independently of the Governor.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 18 of 25
A Florida insurer becomes financially impaired and, unrelated to that, one of its appointed agents is found to have misappropriated premiums. Which regulators act on each problem?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The Office of Insurance Regulation acts on the insurer's impairment; the Department of Financial Services acts against the agent
Solvency enforcement for insurers is OIR's function; licensing and regulating individual agents is DFS's, so the two problems go to two different regulators.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 19 of 25
An insurer wants to introduce a new homeowners policy in Florida and must have the policy form and its rates reviewed and approved. Which regulator handles that review?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The Office of Insurance Regulation
Reviewing and approving policy forms and rates is one of the core functions of the Office of Insurance Regulation, the insurer-facing office under the Financial Services Commission.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 20 of 25
An insurer has just contracted with a newly licensed agent and needs to appoint that agent to sell its products in Florida. Which agency administers agent appointments?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The Department of Financial Services
Appointments are listed with licensing and agency regulation among the Department of Financial Services' functions -- the people-and-process side of regulation an agent actually experiences.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 21 of 25
Florida law makes it unfair and deceptive to issue a statement that is misleading as to the financial condition of any person, or as to:
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The legal reserve system upon which any life insurer operates
The misrepresentation rule covers statements that are misleading as to the financial condition of any person or as to the legal reserve system upon which any life insurer operates.
From the free practice set Life and annuity marketing methods and practices
Question 22 of 25
Leo is on Florida small-employer continuation coverage when he becomes entitled to Medicare Part A. What happens to his continuation coverage?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: It ends on the date he becomes entitled to Medicare
Continuation ends on the date a qualified beneficiary is entitled to benefits under Part A or Part B of Medicare.
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 23 of 25
A newly formed company wants authority to operate as an insurance company in Florida. Which regulator licenses and examines insurance companies?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The Office of Insurance Regulation
OIR licenses and examines insurance companies, as distinct from individual agents, whose licensing is administered by DFS.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
Question 24 of 25
Put these standard claim steps in the order they normally occur: proof of loss, claim forms furnished, notice of claim.
Reveal answer
Correct answer: Notice of claim, claim forms furnished, proof of loss
The insured gives notice (20 days), the insurer furnishes claim forms (15 days after notice), and the claimant then files proof of loss (90 days after the loss).
From the free practice set Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility
Question 25 of 25
Section 624.91(7)(a) exempts the Florida Healthy Kids Corporation from the Insurance Code's licensing requirements, but requires any marketing representative it pays to be appointed as a representative of the insurers it contracts with. Which regulator would administer those appointments, and why?
Reveal answer
Correct answer: The Department of Financial Services, because appointments of individuals to represent insurers are a DFS function even though the corporation itself is exempt
Section 624.91(7)(a) carves marketing representatives out of the exemption and requires their appointment by the contracting insurers; appointments are administered by DFS, the agency that regulates agents and appointments.
From the free practice set Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR
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Questions are drawn from the 480 free practice questions for Florida, one free practice set per exam module. Each module gets questions in proportion to its share of the state law section. The test only changes when the course content is updated. See the Exam outline & topic weights for every topic.
| Module | Share of exam | Questions here |
|---|---|---|
| 10. Florida statutes, rules, and regulations common to all lines Free practice: Florida insurance regulators: CFO, Financial Services Commission, OIR, and OFR | 13% | 10 |
| 11. Florida statutes pertinent to life and annuity insurance Free practice: Life and annuity marketing methods and practices | 10% | 8 |
| 12. Florida statutes pertinent to health insurance Free practice: Standard health policy provisions and group health eligibility | 9% | 7 |