Which of the following is a life insurance contract written on the life of an individual?

"Insurance" is a broad term that encompasses various types of coverage and does not specify any particular type of policy. It includes life insurance, health insurance, property insurance, and more, making it too general to indicate a life insurance contract written for an individual.

A Survivorship Policy is a type of life insurance that covers two individuals, typically spouses, and pays out the death benefit only after both insured individuals have passed away. This policy is not designed for an individual but rather for two lives, thus it does not meet the criteria of being a contract written on the life of a single individual.

A Joint Life Contract insures two individuals and pays out a benefit upon the death of the first insured. Similar to the survivorship policy, this type of contract does not focus on a single individual's life, making it unsuitable as a life insurance contract written specifically for one person.