Q1: Critical Illness Insurance pays on:
	A: Death due to a specific illness
	B: Diagnosis of a specified illness
Q2: Critical Illness incidence rates cannot be determined with confidence        because we have insufficient insured experience:
	A: True
	B: False
Q3: SEER studies reflect cancer rates as a fraction of:
	A: Applicable population segments
	B: Applicable population segments with existing sufferers eliminated
Q4: The American Heart Association obtains its        heart attack incidence information from:
	A: The Framingham Study
	B: Consulting Physicians' Reports
	C: The Centers for Disease Control
Q5: Thomas Royle Dawber was a famous researcher employed in:
	A: The SEER studies program
	B: The Framingham Cohort Studies
	C: The United Network for Organ Sharing
Q6: Select Period Critical Illness Rates cannot be reliably estimated        because Critical Illness Insurance is a new product        and insufficient select period experience is available:
	A: True
	B: False
Q7: Substandard applicants cannot be accepted        as Critical Illness Insurance risks:
	A: True
	B: False
Q8: Critical Illness Underwriting is most closely related to underwriting for:
	A: Health Insurance
	B: Disability Insurance
	C: Life Insurance
Q9: The formula         is used by critical illness actuaries as:
	A: An Exposed-to-Risk Measure
	B: An underwriting calibration tool
	C: A tool for calculating costs of       Critical Illness riders
Q10: The formula (aq)x = ix + ( 1 - kx )qx        is used by critical illness actuaries:
	A: To calculate rates for life policies with      Critical Illness riders
	B: As an underwriting calibration tool
	C: To calculate rates for stand-alone      Critical Illness policies