Geico Assessment Test Attention to Detail

Question 1

Two copies of a customer's policy show different policy numbers. Copy A: GIC-7392-4851. Copy B: GIC-7392-4815. How do the policy numbers differ?

Accepted Answer

The last two digits are transposed

Answer

They are identical

Answer

One copy is missing a digit

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The prefix letters are different

Question 2

A customer's date of birth is on file as 09/24/1985. A newly submitted form shows a DOB of 09/42/1985. What type of error is present?

Accepted Answer

Transposed day digits

Answer

Incorrect month

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Incorrect year

Answer

Wrong date format

Question 3

Which of the following amounts is NOT equal to $8,374.50?

Accepted Answer

$8,347.50

Answer

$8,374.50

Answer

$8,374.50

Answer

$8,374.50

Question 4

A claims form lists an applicant's home address as 2938 Birchwood Lane. The system record shows 2398 Birchwood Lane. What type of discrepancy is this?

Accepted Answer

Transposed digits in the house number

Answer

Wrong street name

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Missing apartment number

Answer

The addresses are identical

Question 5

An agent reviews the following list of phone numbers and must identify which one is different: 800-447-2886, 800-447-2886, 800-447-2886, 800-447-2868. Which is the odd one out?

Accepted Answer

Fourth number

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First number

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Second number

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Third number

Question 6

A GEICO policy requires all forms to include a 9-digit policy ID. Which of the following does NOT meet this requirement?

Accepted Answer

48291736

Answer

482917364

Answer

739284751

Answer

927364810

Question 7

An insurance clerk compares two customer records for John Michael Thompson. Record 1: DOB 07/18/1979, Policy: GI-8847. Record 2: DOB 07/18/1997, Policy: GI-8847. What should the clerk conclude?

Accepted Answer

The dates of birth differ

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The records are identical

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The policy numbers differ

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The names are different