Geico Assessment Test Attention to Detail 3

Question 1

A monthly premium is $127.45. Over 12 months, the expected total should be $1,529.40. A billing statement shows a total of $1,529.40. Which statement is correct?

Accepted Answer

The billing statement matches the expected total

Answer

$127.45 × 12 = $1,529.40, so the billing statement correctly reflects the expected annual premium.

Question 2

A policy renewal letter is addressed to 'Ms. Patricia L. Johnsons' but the account on file shows 'Ms. Patricia L. Johnson.' What is the error?

Accepted Answer

There is an extra 's' at the end of the last name

Answer

'Johnsons' has an extra 's' at the end compared to the correct name 'Johnson.'

Question 3

A vehicle policy lists the car as a '2021 Chevrolet Camero.' What is wrong with this entry?

Accepted Answer

The model name 'Camero' is misspelled; it should be 'Camaro'

Answer

The correct spelling of the Chevrolet muscle car is 'Camaro,' not 'Camero.'

Question 4

An agent verifies a customer's mailing address against the policy. Policy shows: 4519 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75201. A returned piece of mail shows: 4519 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75210. What discrepancy exists?

Accepted Answer

The zip codes differ

Answer

The zip code ends in '01' on the policy but '10' on the mail label, a transposition error that caused the mail to be sent to the wrong area.

Question 5

A claims document lists four incident dates. One date is invalid if all incidents must have occurred in 2025: 08/14/2025, 11/03/2025, 07/29/2025, 02/31/2025. Which date is invalid?

Accepted Answer

02/31/2025

Answer

February has at most 28 days (29 in a leap year), so February 31 is an impossible date that could not exist.

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