1. Term life insurance provides:

Temporary death protection for a specified period with little or no cash value

Term insurance offers pure death protection for a set period and generally builds no cash value.

2. A term policy whose death benefit remains the same throughout the term is:

Level term

Level term keeps a constant face amount for the policy term.

3. Decreasing term insurance is commonly used to:

Cover a declining debt such as a mortgage

Decreasing term has a face amount that declines over time, matching a reducing obligation like a mortgage.

4. A renewable term policy allows the insured to:

Renew for another term without proving insurability

The renewable feature lets the policy continue for another term without new evidence of insurability (at a higher rate).