State Farm Auto Insurance IQ Quiz
6 Questions
| Total Attempts: 531
Test your Auto Insurance IQ!
Questions and Answers
- 1.In their first year on the road, how likely are teens to get into an accident, compared to adult drivers?
- A.
5 times more likely
- B.
10 times more likely
- C.
20 times more likely
- 2.Which model of car had the highest frequency of theft claim in 2009?
- A.
Ford Taurus
- B.
Audi A8
- C.
Toyota Camry
- D.
Cadillac Escalade
- 3.No-fault coverage under a car insurance policy means:
- A.
The accident wasn’t my fault!
- B.
The other party will pay for all damages
- C.
Your insurance company will pay for reasonable medical treatment for injuries sustained as a result of an accident
- D.
No one pays for anything
- 4.Teen drivers with good grades in school may pay less for auto insurance than those with not-so-good grades
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.The definition of an insurance deductible is:
- A.
The amount of money you pay when you make a claim
- B.
The balance between the cost of your claim and the amount of coverage your policy holds
- C.
The amount of money you get as a refund when you don’t make any claims on your policy
- D.
The part of a covered loss that you have agreed to pay with your own money
- 6.What percentage of teens rely on their parents to teach them to drive?
- A.
77%
- B.
40%
- C.
56%
- D.
90%
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