Insurance Trivia

1) In 1929, Baylor Hospital in Texas agreed to provide prepaid hospital care for some 1,500 teachers. This was the origin of what health insurance company? (Hint: it might help to think of the flag of Fi

2) The oldest insurance company in the United States, the Philadelphia Contributionship, was first organized in 1752 by what famous Philadelphian and Founding Father?

3) Which kind of policy will still cover a claim even if you file it after your policy period ends?

4) Well-known for waggling it on stage, KISS singer Gene Simmons took out a $1 million insurance policy on what specific body part?

5) Nick Dunne increases the payout on the life insurance policy of the title character, his wife Amy, causing him to become a suspect in her disappearance in what 2014 movie based on a bestselling Gillia

6) Sounding like an item that holds office papers, what B-word means a temporary insurance contract issued while an applicant waits for a formal insurance policy?

7) Allstate’s name actually originated from a competition held in 1925 by which national department store that was looking for a good name for a new brand of tires?

8) If you purchased "rideshare insurance" because you drive for Uber or Lyft, somewhat ironically that would be what R-word for a policy provision that adds benefits to your basic insurance?

9) In what city (in present-day Italy) was the first documented stand-alone insurance policy written in 1347? Previous insurance had been tied to specific loans or contracts.

10) In insurance, what S-word means the assumption by a third party, (such as an insurance company) of a policyholder's legal right to collect damages?