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Question 1

Given:

1. A benefits administrator entered a New Hire event on May 1, 2015. The life event originally occurred on

January 1, 2015.

2. The Transfer event occurred on January 10, 20lb.

3. The Timeliness rule was configured for both life events to 90 days and the collapsing rule was also set

When the participation evaluation process runs on May 5, 2015, the process does NOT evaluate the Marriage

event or collapse any events.

Which two are reasons for this?

A : No collapsing rule was set.

B : The process doesn't evaluate other events that occur later than the Marriage event until you decide what action to take for that event.

C : The employee is not eligible for life events.

D : The Marriage event occurred before the Transfer event.

Answer: B

Question 2

A single Life Event can have multiple uses. Which two statements about the usage of Life events are TRUE?

A : Each occurrence of the life event causes participation evaluation processing to reconsider the plan's availability for a program.

B : The amount of deduction from employee pay check for enrollment is varied based on a life event.

C : Each occurrence of the life event causes participation evaluation processing to reconsider the person's eligibility for the object

D : Life events affect benefits processing for a participant.

Answer: C,D

Question 3

This is the configuration of a collapsing life event rule:

Life event = Marriage & Dependent

Operator = AND

Resulting Event Name = Dependent

Life Event Occurred Date = Earliest Life Event Occurred Date

Proximity Days = 0

You run the collapsing rule in the scenario:

1. Marriage event occurs on August 1, 2015.

2. Dependent event occurs on August 1, 2015.

What is the result?

A : The collapsing rule voids the Dependent event, evaluates the Marriage event, and assigns Its occurred date to August 1. 2015.

B : The collapsing rule runs the Dependent event, evaluates the Marriage event, and assigns its occurred date to August 1, 2015.

C : The collapsing rule runs the Marriage event, evaluates the Dependent event, and assigns its occurred date to August 1, 2015.

D : The collapsing rule voids the Marriage event, evaluates the Dependent event, and assigns Its occurred date to August 1, ?015.

Answer: A

Question 4

Your customer decided to use some delivered explicit life events in their business. What is your next step as an HCM Consultant after defining triggers as per the retirement?

A : Associate the life events with only flexible benefit programs.

B : Associate the life events only with benefit plans which are not in a program.

C : Associate the life events only with benefit plans which are in a program.

D : Associate the life events with benefit plans or program.

E : Associate the life events only with Core benefit programs.

Answer: D

Question 5

A benefits administrator goes to the Enrollment task and finds the following under, the life event summary:

1. Address Change life event status: Detected

2. New Hire life event: Manual

What does this status signify?

A : A New Hire life event was manually selected. An Address Change event was triggered for the person and participation evaluation processing was evaluated.

B : A New Hire life event was manually selected. An Address Change event was triggered for the person, and participation evaluation processing has not yet evaluated it.

C : A New Hire life event was manually selected, or the Configure the Timeliness Evaluation setting of a particular life event set the An Address Change event was triggered for the person and participation evaluate processing has not yet evaluated it.

D : A New Hire life event was manually selected. An Address Change event is yet to be triggered and processed for, the employee.

Answer: C

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Total 62 Questions | Updated On: Mar 25, 2025

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