COMPREHENSIVE EXAM REVIEW | Actual Cash Value

A potential cause of loss, such as fire, explosion, flood, or theft is considered to be:

A peril

In an insurance contract, the value that each party gives the other is said to be the:

Consideration

Fire, wind and hail are all types of:

Pure Risks

In states where insurance rates cannot be used until the Department or Division of Insurance approves them, the rates are referred to as:

Prior Approval rates

A Board of Directors, elected by the policyholders, directs the company operations in which type of insurer?

Mutual

Which of the following is not a factor that an underwriter considers in determining the eligibility of a person for property insurance?
A
Existence of any hazards such as a nearby gas station exposure
B
Whether the premium will be paid in full or billed t

Whether the premium will be paid in full or billed to the mortgage company

All of the following are considered restricted persons under Elements of a Legal Contract, except:
A
Retired Persons
B
People under the influence of drugs or alcohol
C
Mentally incompetent persons
D
Minors

Retired Persons

In insurance, when the number of similar units increase, the predictability of the loss improves:

According to the Law of Large Numbers

John is the agent for ABC Insurance and Jane is the insured. Who is the principal in this agency relationship?

ABC Insurance

A breach under the Doctrine of Warranty may result in:

Voidance of the contract

In the insurance world, a potential for a loss is said to be:

A risk

Which insurer's owner receives taxable corporate dividends as a return of profit?

Stock

Oily rags stored by a furnace are considered which of the following?

Hazard

Robert bought his home insurance from Insure+ last year and decided to add his wife's jewelry to the policy. Which of the following will be necessary in order to give Robert the jewelry coverage he wants?

An endorsement

What is Insurer B's company loss ratio for the past month with an earned premium of $600,000, written premium of $350,000, operating expenses of $75,000, and paid losses and reserves of $500,000?

The loss ratio is determined by dividing the paid losses and loss reserves by the total earned premium: $500,000 / $600,000 = .83 or 83%.

An insurer that is authorized to do business in a particular state is said to be:

Admitted

Under Aleatory contracts the exchange of values may be:

Unequal

A contract whereby only one party is bound to future performance, is said to be:

A unilateral contract

The following are all found on the Declarations Page, except:
A
The Exclusions
B
Location of the insured property
C
Amount of the deductible
D
Expiration date of the policy

The Exclusions

In property insurance, which of the following most accurately describes the abandonment condition?

The insured cannot abandon damaged property to the insurer

Any changes in a property insurance policy must be:

Made by the insurer's written endorsement

Which of the following is used to broaden or restrict coverage under a property policy?

Endorsement

The part of a property policy that gives basic information such as the named insured, a description of the property, the location of the property, and the amount of premium involved, is known as the:

Declarations

When a building has physical contents but no occupants, the building is said to be:

Unoccupied

Which of the following best describes the situation when a property has neither contents nor occupants?

Vacancy

Which of the following methods of writing insurance is used to provide insurance on properties at different locations, using one policy, and a single limit of insurance?

Blanket

When a loss occurs as a result of two causes of loss, where one cause of loss is excluded and the other cause of loss is included, the situation is known as:

Concurrent Causation

The part of an insurance policy that states where the risk is located is the:

Declarations

Under property insurance, when the policy states that a loss to the property will be replaced with less costly property that performs the same function with similar efficiency, the policy is written on which of the following basis?

Functional Replacement Cost

The transfer to the insurer of the insured's right to recover damages from a third party is found in which of the following Conditions of a property policy?

Subrogation

Which of the following best describes a hostile fire?

An uncontrolled fire, or one that has spread beyond where it was intended to be

In Liability Insurance, Bodily Injury may include which of the following?
A
Slander
B
False Arrest
C
Invasion of Privacy
D
Loss of Earnings

Loss of Earnings

Which of the following would be considered an Attractive Nuisance?
A
A candy store
B
A toy store
C
A well-tended flower bed
D
Swimming pools, ladders, refrigerators (with doors left on) and trampolines

Swimming pools, ladders, refrigerators (with doors left on) and trampolines

n Liability Insurance, the maximum amount payable for loss (per location and/or per person) from all occurrences within a policy period regardless of the number of separate accidents (occurrences), is known as:
A
The Combined Single Limit
B
The Aggregate

The Aggregate Limit

In insurance, the term that best defines a sudden, unplanned event which is unforeseen and unintended, is:

An accident

In liability insurance, which of the following is true regarding the term negligence?
A
In every accident there is one or more negligent parties
B
The uninjured party to an accident is presumed to be negligent
C
The person claiming damages, in almost ever

The person claiming damages, in almost every instance, must prove the actions of the insured were the direct or proximate cause of the injury or damages

Property Damage in Liability Insurance includes:

Damage to tangible property, including loss of use of that property caused by the insured's negligence

In insurance, which of the following best describes an occurrence?
A
Someone takes blood pressure medicine and over time develops a rash
B
An accident, the cause of which cannot be determined
C
A sudden and unexpected event that causes damage or injury
D

Someone takes blood pressure medicine and over time develops a rash

Which of the following best describes a Liability Policy that is written primary?
A
It is the policy that pays first with respect to other policies
B
It provided only basic coverage
C
It pays only after other insurance covering the same loss is exhausted

It is the policy that pays first with respect to other policies

Common Law Defenses are determined by which of the following?

Judicial decisions

In Liability Insurance, the maximum amount that the coverage will pay for loss to any one person regardless of overall policy limits, is known as:

The Per Person Limit

Jim lives in a no-fault state, and he was hit by a driver that ran a stop light and Jim was injured with a broken leg. Whose insurance company will pay for Jim's injury?

When a no-fault liability law, the injured party collects insurance benefits from his own insurance as if it were first-party coverage, eliminating the need to determine negligence or legal liability.--Jim's insurance company

Liability Insurance is a two-party contract with payments made to which of the following?

The parties to the Liability Insurance Contract are the insured and the insurer. Under the terms of the policy, the insurer will pay those sums owed by the insured to a third party, whom the insured may have negligently damaged by a tort.--A third party

ll of the following are false statements about Medical Payments under Liability Insurance, except:
A
They apply to all persons, including the insured on the premises for any reason
B
They apply to all expenses incurred within 5 years of the accident
C
The

These payments are made regardless of fault or negligence and payment is not an admission of fault

Larry owns a dwelling and detached garage rented to tenants and insures it under a DP-3 with Coverage A of $100,000. How much is the detached garage insured for if damaged by a covered claim?

The Coverage B limit of insurance is 10% of the Coverage A limit.--$10,000

After a lightning storm, the electrical transformer in Brenda's town failed and Brenda had no electricity for 3 days. Her adjuster advised her that damage caused by no electricity would be paid up to what amount in her DP-3?

No coverage--Damage from power failure that takes place away from the insured premises is excluded under the dwelling forms.

All of the following perils are included under the Dwelling Broad Form, except:
A
Volcanic Eruption
B
Burglary Damage
C
Falling Objects
D
Smoke damage from industrial operations

Smoke damage is a covered peril of the Dwelling Broad Form. However, the description of the peril specifically excludes smoke from agricultural smudging or industrial operations.--Smoke damage from industrial operations

Which of the following is true regarding Coverage A under the Dwelling Policy?
A
Outdoor equipment is not covered
B
The policy does not include coverage for wind loss of television antennas
C
Coverage on land is restricted to the land upon which the dwell

The policy does not include coverage for wind loss of television antennas--Wind loss of television antennas is so common the coverage is available only through attachment of an endorsement providing this coverage for an additional premium.

Larry insures his owner-occupied home on a dwelling property policy (DP-3) at a limit of $100,000. If the dwelling is damaged in a fire, what is the limit of insurance that will apply to Coverage E, Additional Living Expense?

The Coverage E is 20% of Coverage A.--$20,000

The Basic (DP-1) Dwelling Form does not include:
A
World-Wide Coverage on Personal Property
B
Additional Living Expenses
C
Fair Rental Value
D
Property Removed to a Newly Acquired Residence

The Basic Dwelling Form (DP-1) provides coverage for Fair Rental Value. Coverage for Additional Living Expenses is available by endorsement.--Additional Living Expenses

Which is correct regarding the Automatic Increase in Insurance Endorsement?

The endorsement will automatically raise the limits of insurance at the policy renewal date

Of the Dwelling Policy Forms, which one does not cover Damage by Burglars?

Basic Form (DP-1)

All of the following are correct regarding the Theft Coverage Endorsement on a Dwelling policy, except:
A
Only on-premises coverage is available
B
It also includes vandalism resulting from theft
C
It may be added to any of the Dwelling forms
D
It applies

The Broad Form Theft endorsement is attached to owner-occupied Dwelling policies to provide theft coverage for the owner-occupant's Personal Property. On-premises and off-premises coverage is available.--Only on-premises coverage is available

Coverage D of the Dwelling Policy includes:

Loss or Rental Income is an indirect loss sustained by the insured when the dwelling is rendered uninhabitable by a direct loss. Coverage D provides protection for this indirect loss. Additional Living expense is Coverage E.--Fair Rental Value

Which of the following can be added to a homeowner policy for bodily injury liability protection?
A
An inboard motorboat owned by an insured, except while in storage
B
Rented pontoon boat to entertain business clients
C
20' sailing boat
D
An inboard motor

Liability Coverage E and F excludes bodily injury for an inboard motorboat owned by an insured, except while in storage, an inboard motorboat with more than 50 horsepower, rented by an insured, an outboard motorboat with more than 25 horsepower, rented by

Most of Hannah's jewelry is covered under the Coverage C special limits except for her $10,000 necklace inherited from her mother, so her agent added which of the following endorsements?
A
Scheduled Personal Property
B
Personal Property Replacement Cost
C

Scheduled Personal Property

First Aid Expenses under the Homeowners Policy would cover:
A
Members of the insured's family while on or off the premises
B
Nonfamily residents of the household while on the premises
C
A neighbor who gets injured while helping the insured install a carpe

First Aid Expenses coverage applies to first aid to others caused by Bodily Injury covered under the policy, but does not pay for first aid to an insured.--A neighbor who gets injured while helping the insured install a carpet

The amount of insurance provided to cover personal property under Coverage C of a Homeowners Policy, is:

50% of Coverage A--The basic amount of Coverage C insurance is 50% of the Coverage A Limit. This amount can be increased by payment of an additional premium.

A strong wind blew a mailbox into Stan's front picture window and he immediately went to the store and bought wood to cover the damaged window. Stan was happy that his insurance company paid for the window repairs and also the wood up to what amount?
A
$5

When the insured's property is damaged by a covered peril, Reasonable Repairs coverage pays the reasonable costs by the named insured to take necessary measures to protect the property against further damage, and it is included in the coverage that applie

Robert's agent discusses homeowner coverage for several types of motor vehicles that Robert owns and advises Robert that which of the following is not covered?
A
Dune buggy used on a public beach
B
Motorized custom wheel chair for his mother
C
Motorized g

An owner vehicle designed for recreational use off public roads must be used on the insured premises for coverage to apply.--Dune buggy used on a public beach

Under Section II of the Homeowners Policy, an employee whose duties are related to the maintenance or use of the residence premises, is defined as:

A Residence Employee

The property in the Homeowners policies HO-4 and HO-6 are covered by which of the following?

The Named Broad Form Perils

Which of the following is true concerning the Home Day Care Coverage Endorsement to the Homeowners Policy?

The endorsement extends Section II coverages to the insured's home day care business

Trees, shrubs and plants are included for coverage in a Homeowners Policy for all the following, except:
A
Loss due to lightning
B
A loss resulting from a windstorm
C
Loss due to vehicles not owned or operated by a resident
D
Loss due to fire

Damage to plants by windstorm or the weight of ice, snow, or sleet is considered so common as to be an uninsurable hazard.--A loss resulting from a windstorm

Under Coverage B of a Homeowners Policy, all of the following are included, except:
A
The insured's garage rented to a neighbor for private garaging
B
The renting of a garage to a neighbor for a woodworking business
C
A shop building containing the insure

Most private structures on the Residence Premises are covered under Coverage B if they are not used for business purposes.--The renting of a garage to a neighbor for a woodworking business

In respect to Section II of a Homeowners Policy, all of the following are true, except:
A
Individual and family cemetery plots qualify as an insured location
B
Damage to Property of Others pays up to $1,000 per occurrence
C
Section II losses are subject t

Section II losses are not subject to a deductible. All remaining responses are true.--Section II losses are subject to a standard $250 deductible

All of the following are included in the definition of 'insured location', except:
A
A 1-4 family dwelling in which the insured lives in one of the units, including the structures and grounds
B
Any premises where the named insured resides temporarily
C
Va

The 1-4 family dwelling in which the insured lives in one of the units is the 'residence premises.'--A 1-4 family dwelling in which the insured lives in one of the units, including the structures and grounds

Homeowners policies contain a section called Additional Coverage, one of which is debris removal. Which of the following best describes the Debris Removal coverage?

The policy will pay the insured's removing debris from a covered loss--Debris removal provides payment of the named insured's reasonable expenses for the removal of debris of covered property if a covered loss occurs.

The Homeowners Policy would cover personal property, such as:
A
Property of the tenant of an apartment located in the insured's garage
B
A camera that is stolen while the insured is on vacation
C
Business data stored on the insured's laptop computer
D
The

There is a lengthy list of property not covered under Coverage C in the Homeowners Policy, including animals, birds and fish; property of tenants; and business data, credit and electronic fund transfer cards.--A camera that is stolen while the insured is

Under Section I of the Homeowners Policy, the following coverages are all found, except:

Personal Injury Liability--Section I of the Homeowners Policy contains the Property coverages. Liability coverages are set forth in Section II of the Policy.

Under Section II of the Homeowners Policy, a one or two family dwelling where the insured resides in one of the units, including other structures and grounds at that location, is defined as:

The Residence Premises is either a 1, 2, 3, or 4 family dwelling in which the named insured resides. The residence premises also includes other structures and the grounds at that location, such as the 5 acres upon which the insured sits, including the bar

Under the Personal Auto Policy, medical payments do not apply to persons while occupying which of the following?

Workers' Compensation coverage is intended to be an exclusive remedy for injuries incurred in the course of employment. Therefore, these injuries are excluded under Medical Payments coverage.--A vehicle used during the course of employment if Workers' Com

Which of the following is correct regarding Uninsured Motorists Coverage under the Personal Auto Policy?

The purpose of Uninsured Motorists Coverage is to provide coverage for an insured injured in an accident that is the fault of the operator of an uninsured motor vehicle.--It covers bodily injury (BI) of an insured due to an accident caused by the driver o

Liability coverage is provided in which of the following situations?

Non-owned golf cart--Vehicles designed mainly for use off public roads are excluded, except for non-owned golf carts.

Yesterday you bought a new car and traded in your old car that was covered for liability only and your insurance agent tells you that your new car must be added to your policy within how many days?

4 days--If the Declarations page indicates that NO Collision or Other than Collision coverage applies to at least one vehicle, the insured has 4 days to report for coverage to apply.

Which of the following best describes the Towing and Labor Costs Coverage Endorsement to the Personal Auto Policy?

Towing and Labor Costs Coverage is available by endorsement to the policy to provide coverage for these costs when caused by a mechanical disablement.--It provides payment for towing to a garage, or for labor that is performed at the site of a mechanical

Which of the following best explains the Insuring Agreement of Part D under the Personal Auto Policy?

It states that the policy will pay for direct and accidental physical loss to the covered auto and that payment is made regardless of fault--The Insuring Agreement of Part D states that the insurer will pay for loss to the covered auto, including its equi

Under the National Flood Insurance Program, all of the following are incorrect, except:

Property removed to protect it from flood is covered for 45 days at other locations--Property removed to protect it from flood is covered at other locations for 45 days, but only for the peril of flood.

The Personal Article Floater Policy provides excellent coverage for antiques and claims are normally settled on which of the following basis?

Actual cash value with some exceptions

Which of the following is true regarding Personal Inland Marine Insurance?

It is used to insure movable property against direct loss--Personal Inland Marine Insurance is designed to cover personal property that moves about such as clothing, jewelry, cameras, furs, sporting equipment, etc., as contrasted to personal furniture, ap

The Scheduled Articles Floater provides which of the following coverage's to described property?

Open Peril--The Scheduled Articles Floater is written on open perils basis, with very few exclusions.

Brenda is traveling to Europe for a month's vacation and her agent recommends which of the following coverages?

Personal effects floater--The Personal Effects floater provides worldwide open peril coverage for items worn or carried by tourists.

Which of the following is true regarding the Musical Instrument Floater?

If coverage is desired for musical instruments played for hire, the policy must be endorsed for such usage and an additional premium paid.--On an unendorsed policy, none of the instruments will be played for remuneration during the policy term

Which of the following is true regarding the Difference in Conditions Policy?

There is no coinsurance clause or pro rata clause and it may be written for a different amount from the policy it complements--The DIC policy is not an excess layer of insurance. Rather, it provides coverage for perils not insured against under standard p

Within how many days must an insurer notify a claimant it is either accepting or denying the claim?

15

Within how many working days must the insurer advise the claimant that the claim is accepted or denied?

15

An employer required to provide Workers' Compensation in Missouri has a MINIMUM of how many employees?
A

5

Before cancelling a property insurance policy for non-payment of premium, an insurer must give the insured how many days' written notice?

10

The third-party claimant is which of the following?

Anyone making a claim against the first-party claimant

The Association covers existing claims prior to the determination of insolvency or that are submitted within how many days after the determination of insolvency?

30

Which cancellation reason regarding the commercial line of business requires 90 days' notice?

An insurer may terminate an entire line or class of commercial casualty insurance by giving the Director 90 days' notice before mailing notices to the insured(s). The other choices require only 60 days' notice to the insured.------Termination of a line of

The Missouri Automobile Insurance Plan provides auto coverage to which of the following individuals?

A person who is not able to obtain auto insurance through ordinary markets--The Missouri Automobile Insurance Plan provides basic coverage for individuals who have been unable to obtain auto insurance through normal markets, and all insurers selling auto

In insurance, the insurer's promise to pay a covered loss and defend the insured in a lawsuit and the insured's payment of the first premium, are all examples of:

Consideration

agreement consists of

offer, acceptance

Which Federal entity administers the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act?

Department of the Treasury

The Reasonable Expectations Doctrine states that:

An insured is entitled to coverage that a reasonable and prudent buyer can expect

Where can Sam find insurance coverage after he was rejected by Insurer A due to his claims history?

Residual market

If an insurer is incorporated in Rhode Island, but primarily does business in New York, what type of insurer is this considered in New York?

FOREIGN!!!

Insurance is designed to provide protection against which of the following?

Pure Risk

Which of the following describes Fiduciary Responsibilities?

Anyone acting as an insurance producer or agent for an insurer shall be held responsible in a trust or fiduciary capacity for any money collected or received for the insurer

Which of the following is used to resolve differences between the insured and the insurer?

Arbitration

In property insurance, when coverage applies to a loss by all perils except those specifically excluded, the policy is said to be written on which of the following basis?

OPEN!!!

The Additional/Supplemental Coverages part of a property insurance policy provides:

Coverage that is beyond and supplements the Coverages set forth as basic Coverages

Under Coinsurance, all of the following are true, except:
A
If the specified percentage of insurance is not carried, the insured will share in the loss
B
Higher coinsurance percentages result in a reduced premium rate
C
The value of the property at the ti

The value of the property at the time the policy was written determines the amount of insurance required at the time of loss

The Insuring Agreement in an insurance policy is best described as:

It determines the coverage that is provided

In insurance, any person, firm or corporation specifically designated by name as the insured in a policy, is said to be the:

Named Insured

When the insurer and the insured cannot agree on the value of the property or the amount of a loss, which of the following establishes the procedure to use?

Appraisal Clause

A direct loss is best described as:

Bursting of a water pipe that causes water damage

Under Liability Insurance, Personal Injury Liability Coverage includes which of the following?

Legal liability arising from specific offenses committed by an insured that results in injury other than bodily injury or property damage. Examples of personal injury include libel, slander, false arrest, invasion of privacy, and copyright infringement.--

In Liability Insurance, the restriction that the policy places on the dollar amount of coverage, is called:

The Limit of Liability may be set forth in several different ways, and there are often two or more limits on a policy that apply differently, depending upon the circumstances of the occurrence.--The Limit of Liability

In Liability Insurance, the most coverage will pay for a loss arising out of any one occurrence regardless of overall policy limits, is known as:

The Per Occurrence Limit

Which of the following is considered the most accurate concerning Notice of Loss?

The insured must notify the insurer as soon as practical

Which description applies to General Damages?

It is compensation to an injured party for pain, suffering, mental anguish, disfigurement and similar types of losses

Statutory Law Defenses are determined by which of the following?

Enactment of Legislatures

COMMON LAW Defenses are determined by which of the following?

JUDICIAL

Which of the following describes the term Gross Negligence?

It is a willful wanton or reckless disregard of the consequences as affecting the life or property of another

When damages are reduced in proportion to the degree of negligence, this is an example of:

Comparative Negligence--Comparative Negligence is a statutory defense wherein the parties involved, or a court, determine the degree of negligence of each party and the damages awarded are adjusted accordingly.

When a claimant can prove that a product caused the injury, the fact that the manufacturer will be held liable regardless of whether the product was defective or not, is considered which of the following?

Strict Liability

Which Statutory Law Defense states that damages are reduced in proportion to the degree of negligence?

Comparative Negligence

When responsibility without fault or negligence applies, such as employers are completely liable for work related injuries, or owners of wild animals kept in captivity are completely liable for injuries caused by those animals, this is an example of:

Absolute Liability--The doctrine of Absolute Liability is a doctrine that applies only in special situations, most often to activities that present an extreme likelihood of harm to others when mishaps occur.

Of the Dwelling Policy forms, which one would cover an owned mobile home?

DP-1

Under the Dwelling Broad Form, losses to a building are paid on a(n) ___________ basis.

Replacement Cost

Coverage E of the Dwelling Policy includes:

When the dwelling is owner occupied, the policy will pay additional living expenses incurred after a covered direct loss

Under the Dwelling Policy coverage extension of Debris Removal, which of the following is correct?

The Debris Removal expense is included in the Limit of Liability that applies to the damaged property. Therefore, it is not Additional Insurance.--The extension does not increase the amount of insurance under the policy

Under a Dwelling Policy, the coverage extension of Debris Removal will cover:

The cost of removing debris caused by an insured peril

Which is true of Coverage C of the Dwelling Policy?

Coverage C contains a lengthy list of Property Not Covered. Many items in addition to those listed are listed as Property Not Covered.

Under the Dwelling policies, which is correct regarding coverage of trees, shrubs or plants?

Damage by wind, hail, weight of ice, snow or sleet is not covered

Under the Broad Form Dwelling Policy (DP-2), which peril is not included for coverage without an endorsement?

Theft

If your dwelling insured under a DP-3 is damaged by a fire, which of the following would be used to pay the claim?

Replacement cost up to Coverage A

Under Coverage A of a Dwelling Policy, all of the following are included, except:

Land, including the land on which the dwelling is located

Hannah was disappointed that her policy only covered her personal property for actual cash value, so her agent suggested an endorsement to change that actual cash value to which of the following?

Replacement cost

Which of the following best describes when one would purchase a HO-8?

When insuring an older home that might create a moral hazard when insurance is written at replacement cost

Larry owns a home covered under an HO-3 for $300,000 and asked his agent how much rent coverage does he have in case his basement apartment rented to a tenant becomes unlivable due to a fire, and his agent responded up to which of the following amounts?

For a covered loss, the Coverage D limit for additional living expense, fair rental value, and civil authority prohibited use is up to 30% of Coverage A

All of the following would be considered a covered resident under the Homeowners Policy, except:

A 22-year-old exchange student

Under Section II of the Homeowners Policy, all of the following would be considered an Insured Location, except:

A secondary location that the insured uses for a business

Which of the following is true regarding HO-4 and HO-6 forms?

They are used to insure the personal property and personal liability of the insured, but do not include the structure itself

Section I of the Homeowners Forms includes:

Property coverages

The Homeowners Policy is a package policy. Which of the following is the most accurate concerning package policies?

They offer fewer gaps in coverage, a savings in premium, and fewer policies are required

A Homeowners Policy HO-3 provides:

Open Perils Coverage on the dwelling and Broad Form Coverage on the personal property

Which of the following endorsements to the Homeowners Policy adds coverage for injury resulting from libel, slander, false arrest, defamation, invasion of privacy and other such offenses that could result in a personal liability suit?

Personal Injury Endorsement

All of the following are covered under Section II of the Homeowners Policy, except:
A
Property of the insured
B
Medical expenses for an accident arising out of the premises or non-business activities of an insured
C
The insured's liability for bodily inju

Property of the insured

Vandalism and malicious mischief losses are excluded under the Homeowners Policy when:

The property has been vacant for 60 consecutive days

Under the Homeowners Policy, which coverage provides indirect loss coverage?

Coverage D

Medical Payments under Section II of the Homeowners Policy would cover all of the following, except:

Coverage F (Medical Payments to Others), pays necessary medical expenses incurred within three years from the date of an accident. This may include surgical, dental, hospital, ambulance, professional nursing and similar expenses.--Loss of Income of an inj

Which of the following is not true concerning Section II of the Homeowners Policy?
A
The coverage for Damage to Property of Others excludes property that is covered in Section I
B
Payment under Damage to Property of Others is made regardless of negligence

The Damage to Property of Others duplicates coverage that is included in Section I

Which of the following is true regarding the Personal Auto Policy on out of state coverage?

While the covered auto is away from the state where it is licensed, the policy will increase the Limit of Liability insurance to comply with any compulsory insurance or financial responsibility law in the state where the covered auto is being used

Which of the following is true regarding Supplementary Payments under Part A of the Personal Auto Policy?

They are paid in addition to the liability limits of the policy

Who needs the Extended Non-Owned Coverage endorsement?

The endorsement covers non-owned autos furnished or available for the insured's regular use.--Ben who is furnished a company car

The Limit of Liability of Coverage D, Damage to Your Auto, under the Personal Auto Policy states that:

Generally, the maximum Limit of Liability is equal to the actual cash value of the vehicle or vehicles insured. If the damage can be repaired, then the Limit of Liability is equal to the amount necessary to repair the vehicle or vehicles.--The Limit of Li

Sam's neighbor told Sam that which of the following vehicles is not considered an uninsured vehicle?

Vehicle is owned by the government

Part D of the Personal Auto Policy provides which of the following coverages?

Coverage for Damage to Your Auto

Under Medical Payments of the Personal Auto Policy, there is no coverage for any of the following, except:
A
A passenger while occupying the covered auto
B
The policyholder's vehicle while it is being used as a public or livery conveyance
C
Any person whi

A passenger while occupying the covered auto

Part D - Coverage for Damage to Your Auto under the Personal Auto Policy will not pay for which of the following?

Losses to the covered auto caused by damage due to wear and tear, freezing, mechanical or electric breakdown, or road damage to tires

Under Liability Coverage of the Personal Auto policy, which of the following would be covered?

Damage to a parked car

All of the following are false concerning the National Flood Insurance Program, except:

Although private insurers sell and service flood insurance in addition to that provided by the National Flood Insurance Program, the federal government 100% reinsures all flood insurance.-----------Payment for losses are made by the federal government

Sam recently purchased a personal umbrella policy that does not provide coverage for which of the following?

Besides damage to property in the insured's care, custody, or control, the umbrella also excludes automobile, watercraft, or personal liability without underlying coverage.---------Property damage liability to property in Sam's care

lizabeth and Frank who have a personal umbrella policy with Insure+ notified them that a claim was filed against them for slander, and the insurer advised them that which of the following would be paid by the insured?

The only time the insured must pay a self-insured retention is when the umbrella drops down, meaning there is no underlying policy covering personal injury coverage and the insured must share the cost.---Self-insured retention

The Personal Articles Floater Policy is written:

To provide coverage worldwide with some exceptions

The Difference in Conditions Policy is a special form used to fill in gaps of a property policy. Which of the following is true regarding this policy?

It is generally written on an open peril basis, excluding losses by perils that are covered under standard property forms

Multi-Peril crop insurance causes of loss include all of the following, except:

Multi-Peril causes of loss include: adverse weather conditions, fire, insects, plant disease, wildlife, earthquake, and volcanic eruption.--Pollution

Which of the following statements regarding Multi-Peril Crop Insurance is correct:

Multi-peril crop insurance is reinsured by the federal government by FCIC

Crop/Hail Insurance is a specialized policy that:

Crop insurance is a specialized policy that protects the insured against reduced yield because of a covered loss to crops before they are harvested.---Protects against reduced yield because of a covered loss before they are harvested

Which of the following is NOT considered proof of financial responsibility in Missouri?

In Missouri, acceptable proof of financial responsibility is an insurance certificate or ID card issued by an admitted insurer, a bond or certificate of deposit with the state, and a certificate of self-insurance.---An insurance agent's verbal statement

All of the following are true about personal insurance transactions, except:

The producer may use any professional designation to instill confidence about the sale of insurance to seniors--It is a dishonest or unethical practice for a producer to use a professional designation that implies that the insurance producer has special c

What are the maximum limits of coverage provided under a policy issued by the Missouri Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association?

$1 million per claimant and $3 million for all claimants in a policy year

Making a false statement about the benefits or the nature of an insurance policy is what unfair trade practice?

Misrepresentation--Making any false statement about the benefits or true nature of an insurance policy is misrepresentation.

Which of the following is NOT true about the Missouri FAIR Plan?

Licensed producers may bind coverage and accept premium payments--Producers are not contracted by the FAIR Plan and do not have the authority to bind coverage of accept premium payments on behalf of the FAIR Plan.

The Association's funds are divided into 4 separate accounts. Which of the following is NOT one of those accounts?
A
Workers' Compensation insurance account
B
Automobile insurance account
C
Missouri mutual and extended Missouri mutual insurance company ac

Homeowner insurance account

Which of the following defines a surplus lines broker?

A broker who places risks with authorized but nonadmitted carriers

Which of the following is NOT a penalty for refusing to testify in a Department hearing?

The circuit court may impose a civil penalty up to $50,000 for each violation.--Being assessed a civil penalty up to $5,000 per violation

All of the following are true of a Reciprocal Insurance Company, except:
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Each subscriber assumes part of the risk of all other subscribers
If funds are insufficient to pay claims, the subscribers can be assessed for additiona

It is an incorporated entity, with a Board of Directors elected by policyholders--A reciprocal insurance company is not incorporated, which is why it must be managed by an 'attorney-in-fact'.

Where can you find insurance coverage after being rejected by your insurance company for too many claims in the past year?

Residual market

Direct writing companies normally market insurance through which of the following?

Salaried employees

Self-insurance is an example of which of the following?

Retaining the risk

The Commissioner, Director, or Superintendent of insurance is responsible for all of the following, except:
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Examines insurance companies
Approves premium rates
Make insurance laws when appropriate
Admits insurance companies t

Make insurance laws when appropriate

The idea that there are always some insureds (risks) that are less desirable than average risks, and that these insureds tend to seek or continue insurance coverage to a greater extent than better risks is termed:

Adverse selection

Fraud is an intentional act of all of the following, except:
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Misrepresentation used to induce another to part with something of value
Concealment
Warranty
Deceit

Warranty--A warranty is a statement in the application guaranteed true in all respects.

Which of the following is not true about insurance financial ratios?
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The combined ratio sums the operating and expense ratios
Loss reserves are considered when determining the loss ratio
The combined ratio sums the loss and e

After determining the loss ratio and the expense ratio, the combined ratio is determined by adding those two ratios together.--The combined ratio sums the operating and expense ratios

Which of the following describes the purpose of the Gramm-Leach Bliley Act?

Established privacy protection for consumers

Because the insurance company must pay claims and the insured must comply with the policy terms, the insurance contract is considered which of the following types of contracts?

Conditional contract

An agent that enters into agreements with more than one insurer is which of the following?
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Exclusive
Captive
Independent
Direct

Independent

A tornado is considered which of the following?

Pure Risk

An agent has authority to do all of the following, except:
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Solicit applications on insurer's behalf
Countersign insurance contracts
Appoint a solicitor as his or her representative
Represent the insured's interest

An agent is primarily the representative of an insurer. A broker represents the insured. However, agents still have a responsibility to provide insureds with the most suitable products.--Represent the insured's interest

In the appraisal process of an insurance policy, when the insurance company and insured cannot agree upon the amount of the loss, and a third person is selected to help in the appraisal, this third person is called an:

Umpire

Under classifications of construction, material having a fire-resistance rating between one and two hours for walls, floors and roofs, is classified as:

Modified fire-resistive

Under a Homeowners Policy, an accident that results in bodily injury or property damage, is considered:
A
A Contingent
B
An Aggregate
C
An Act of God
D
An Occurrence

An Occurrence

Which of the following is true regarding the Personal Liability Supplement?
A
The Limit of Liability is the same as the Coverage A amount
B
It covers the insured's personal autos
C
It covers Professional Services rendered by the insured
D
It provides cove

It provides coverage for claim expenses, first aid expenses and damage to property of others

Which of the following is the best definition of Actual Cash Value in property insurance?

Replacement cost minus depreciation

Which of the following best describes an assignment in the Conditions of a property policy?

Ownership of the policy may not be transferred without the insurer's written permission

Which of the following is true if an owner of a warehouse has a Commercial Property Policy written on it for $300,000, and wants to transfer the policy when the property is sold to a new owner?

The insurer must give written consent before the policy can be transferred--Transfer of the policy may be made only with the insurer's written consent, in the form of an endorsement to the policy. The company wishes to underwrite the insured, as well as t

Which of the following constitutes the acceptance of an offer?

When an insurer issues a binder

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Insuring Agreement in an insurance policy?

A determination of the coverage provided

Assignment in the Conditions of a property policy is best described as:
A
The requirements placed upon the insured regarding legal action
B
The insured's responsibility to give prompt loss notice to the company
C
The naming of parties other than the insur

The insured may not transfer ownership of the policy without the insurer's written permission

Which of the following is correct regarding pro rata cancellation?
A
The insured will receive back 90% of the unearned premium
B
The insured will receive back the entire unearned premium without any penalty
C
The insured will receive back 75% of the unear

The insured will receive back the entire unearned premium without any penalty

In insurance, a document that verifies how and when a loss happened and includes the cost of damages, is called:
A
A Certificate of Insurance
B
A Binder
C
A Notice of Loss
D
A Proof of Loss

A Proof of Loss

Bob insured his house for $200,000, and the mortgage company also insured his house for $100,000. Wind damaged Bob's roof resulting in $6,000 damage. How much will Bob's insurance company pay if loss conditions require payment on a pro rata basis?
A
$4,00

Pro rata loss payment requires each policy to pay no more than its share of the loss. The amount Bob's insurance company pays is calculated as follows: $200,000 + $100,000 = $300,000 total insurance available. $200,000 / $300,000 = 2/3 * $6,000 = $4,000.

Bodily Injury in Liability Insurance is best described as:
A
Injuries that cause hospitalization, disability, or loss of income
B
Injuries that result in bleeding, bruising, bone fractures, or disfigurement
C
It includes physical injury to a person or dea

Injuries that result in bleeding, bruising, bone fractures, or disfigurement

Under the Dwelling Under Construction Endorsement of a Dwelling Policy, which of the following is true?
A
The amount of insurance at any time is the provisional amount stated in the Declarations
B
Insurance applies to the Dwelling under Coverage A and to

The premium is based upon the average amount of insurance during construction--The limit of liability for Coverage A is provisional and is based on the building's value upon completion. The limit of insurance in place at any time prior to completion is a

Coverage D of the Dwelling Policy includes:
A
Trees, Shrubs, and Other Plants
B
Other Structures
C
Fair Rental Value
D
Additional Living Expenses

Fair Rental Value

Which of the following is covered under the homeowner policy?
A
Ron injured a masked intruder in his home
B
Jack rents his lake lot
C
Mary is a teacher and tutors for a fee at home
D
Barbara teaches piano at a rented studio

Ron injured a masked intruder in his home

Robert loves his hobbies and his agent advises him that only which of the following is covered under the homeowner policy?
A
State-of-the art speaker system installed in his car
B
Hovercraft
C
Model airplane
D
Beagle show dog named Buster

Model airplane--A model or hobby aircraft is covered unless it is designed to carry people or cargo.

Which of the following coverages under the Personal Auto Policy protects the insured against drivers who do not have adequate auto liability insurance limits?
A
Underinsured Motorist Coverage
B
Medical Payments Coverage
C
Uninsured Motorist Coverage
D
Lia

Underinsured Motorist Coverage--Uninsured Motorists Coverage applies only when the at-fault driver is uninsured. When the at-fault driver of the other vehicle has insurance, but the limits are insufficient to cover the insured's damages, then the insured

Which of the following are the Territorial Limits of the Personal Auto Policy?
A
The United States, Mexico, Canada, and while being transported between covered ports
B
The United States, its territories and possessions, Puerto Rico and Canada, and while b

The policy covers only accidents and losses that occur within the Policy Territory. Mexico does not fall within the policy territory as the policy is written.--The United States, its territories and possessions, Puerto Rico and Canada, and while being tra

Which of the following is true regarding Medical Payments of the Personal Auto Policy?
A
The liability limit shown in the Declarations is the maximum the policy will pay each person injured in any one accident
B
The liability limit shown in the Declaratio

The liability limit shown in the Declarations is the maximum the policy will pay each person injured in any one accident--The Medical Payments limit is a per person limit that applies to each accident.

Any private passenger auto, pickup, van, or trailer, not owned by or furnished for regular use by the named insured or a family member while being used by the named insured or a family member, under the Personal Auto Policy is defined as:

Part D of the Personal Auto Policy covers non-owned autos, as well as the insured's covered autos.--A non-owned auto--------Part D - Coverage for Damage to Your Auto pays for direct and accidental damage, regardless of fault, subject to the policy's exclu

Which of the following is true regarding the Fine Arts Floater?
A
Coverage is worldwide, with some exceptions
B
Coverage is automatic on newly acquired items for 30 days
C
Provides automatic coverage on newly acquired items for 90 days
D
Coverage is prima

This policy, covering paintings, statuary, carvings, other works of art, rare manuscripts, and antiques, has automatic coverage on newly acquired items for 90 days from the date of their acquisition.--Provides automatic coverage on newly acquired items fo

Within how many days must an employee report a workplace injury to the employer?

30

The coverage period for a wedding present floater may not exceed how many days after the wedding day?

90

Which of the following binders WAS issued legally?
A
A binder that was not replaced by a policy; the binder fee of $10 was waived
B
A binder that was not replaced by a policy; the binder fee of $50 was waived
C
A binder that was replaced by a policy with

A binder that was not replaced by a policy; the binder fee of $10 was waived--When a binder is issued and is not replaced by a policy, the insurer may waive the binder fee if it is $20 or less.

Anyone who owns and operates an auto in Missouri must be able to show proof of financial responsibility by providing which of the following?
A
Insurance bill
B
Copy of the insurance policy
C
Bond
D
Insurance agent's name and phone number

Proof of financial responsibility includes a certificate of insurance, such as an insurance ID card provided by the insurer, a bond or certificate of deposit of money or securities, or a certificate of self-insurance.---Bond

Under Personal Inland Marine Insurance, the Personal Articles Floater (Scheduled Articles Floater) is:
A
Used to insure individual personal property on an itemized or scheduled basis
B
Used to provide replacement cost coverage on personal property
C
Used

Used to insure individual personal property on an itemized or scheduled basis

Which of the following is true regarding Personal Inland Marine Insurance?
A
It can be attached to Homeowner Policies or can be written as stand-alone policies
B
It is used to insure personal property being shipped by ocean going vessels
C
It is used to i

It can be attached to Homeowner Policies or can be written as stand-alone policies

Under the Camera Floater, which of the following is true?
A
Automatic coverage is provided on newly acquired items for 90 days
B
Automatic coverage is provided on newly acquired items for 30 days, up to 25% of the policy amount
C
Automatic coverage is pro

In the Camera Floater, coverage is scheduled on major items such as cameras and lenses, but blanket coverage is provided on accessory items such as lens shades, filters, lens brushes, etc.--Automatic coverage is provided on newly acquired items for 30 day

Under the Musical Instrument Floater Policy, which of the following is true?
A
There is automatic coverage on newly acquired instruments for 60 days
B
All of the insured's instruments are covered on a blanket basis
C
There is automatic coverage on newly a

There is automatic coverage on newly acquired instruments for 30 days

Which of the following is true regarding the Boatowners Policy?
A
It has a standard deductible of $250
B
It provides Open Perils Coverage, and losses are settled on an actual cash value basis
C
It provides Open Perils Coverage, and losses are settled on a

It provides Open Perils Coverage, and losses are settled on an actual cash value basis

Which of the following is true regarding the Yacht Policy?
A
Liability related exposure must be covered under a separate policy
B
The policy provides coverage only for damage to the yacht itself
C
It is an Ocean Marine Form and provides both property and

It is an Ocean Marine Form and provides both property and liability coverage

Which of the following is true regarding the Boatowners Policy?
A
It is similar in design to a Homeowners Policy and similar in coverage to the Personal Auto Policy
B
It provides Named Perils coverage for the boat and motor
C
Losses are settled on a repla

It is similar in design to a Homeowners Policy and similar in coverage to the Personal Auto Policy---The Boatowners Policy provides Physical Damage (Section I) and Liability (Section II) coverages on boats of the size that can be towed by an automobile.

In Missouri, what is the weekly rate of compensation under WC law?
A
25% of the actual weekly wage
B
33 2/3% of the actual weekly wage
C
100% of the average weekly wage
D
66 2/3% of the average weekly wage

66 2/3% of the average weekly wage

When must a producer notify the Director of any change in legal address?
A
Within 15 days
B
Never
C
Within 90 days
D
Within 30 days

Within 30 days

In insurance, the insurer's promise to pay a covered loss and defend the insured in a lawsuit and the insured's payment of the first premium, are all examples of:
A
Acceptance
B
Legal Purpose
C
Consideration
D
Offer

Consideration

In the appraisal process of an insurance policy, when the insurance company and insured cannot agree upon the amount of the loss, and a third person is selected to help in the appraisal, this third person is called an:
A
Adjuster
B
Umpire
C
Agent
D
Claim

Both the insurance company and insured's representatives (usually appraisers) provided for in the appraisal provision will agree upon the third person to serve as an Umpire. If the two appraisers fail to agree, they will submit their differences to the Um

Which of the following best defines short rate cancellation?
A
The insured will receive 75% of the unearned premium
B
The premium is fully earned by the insurance company
C
The insured will receive less than the full amount of the unearned premium
D
The i

The insured will receive less than the full amount of the unearned premium

The provision that establishes the method by which coverage will be applied if other insurance applies to the loss, is sometimes called:
A
The Subrogation provision
B
The Claim Settlement provision
C
The Limit of Liability provision
D
The pro rata liabili

This provision is found in the policy in the Other Insurance condition. It is sometimes known as the pro rata liability provision because it provides for claim settlement to be proportioned to the amount of other insurance.--The pro rata liability provisi

Under classifications of construction, material having a fire-resistance rating between one and two hours for walls, floors and roofs, is classified as:
A
Modified fire-resistive
B
Non-Combustible
C
Fire Resistive
D
Jointed Masonry

Modified fire-resistive

When a property is written with a replacement cost policy this means that losses will be paid:
A
For replacement with less costly property that is functionally equivalent
B
For full replacement cost, without any deduction for depreciation
C
For market val

For many years, damaged property was paid at its depreciated value (Principal of Indemnity). In recent years, insurance forms have been developed that pay replacement cost for many classes of property (new for old).--For full replacement cost, without any

Which of the following is an example of Special Damages?
A
It is compensation to an injured party for actual medical expenses and loss of earnings
B
Special Damages are the damages of pain, suffering, and disfigurement
C
Special Damages are the damages as

It is compensation to an injured party for actual medical expenses and loss of earnings

An example of Vicarious Liability might be:
A
Liability of a negligent party or parties, whose identity cannot be determined
B
The liability of a group of people, acting in concert
C
Liability of members of the clergy
D
The indirect or imputed liability f

The liability assigned to one party for the conduct of another, based solely on a relationship between the two. Examples include employer/employee relationships and parent/child relationships. This is known as Vicarious Liability.-The indirect or imputed

Under a Homeowners Policy, an accident that results in bodily injury or property damage, is considered:
A
A Contingent
B
An Aggregate
C
An Act of God
D
An Occurrence

An Occurrence

In Liability Insurance, Personal Injury includes all of the following, except:
A
Bodily Injury
B
Libel
C
False Arrest
D
Slander

Bodily Injury

Which of the following is true regarding the Personal Liability Supplement?
A
The Limit of Liability is the same as the Coverage A amount
B
It covers the insured's personal autos
C
It covers Professional Services rendered by the insured
D
It provides cove

It provides coverage for claim expenses, first aid expenses and damage to property of others

Under the Basic Dwelling Form, is damage caused by vandalism automatically included?
A
No, it must be added by endorsement
B
It is included as Basic Peril
C
It is included in the Extended Coverage Perils
D
It is not available in the Basic Dwelling Policy

No, it must be added by endorsement

Which Limit of Liability applies to Medical Payments coverage?
A
Combined
B
Aggregate
C
Per occurrence
D
Per person

Per person

Coverage E of a Homeowners Policy would cover which of the following?
A
The transmission of a communicable disease by an insured
B
Bodily Injury to an insured
C
Bodily Injury to a guest which is caused by the insured's pet dog
D
Bodily Injury arising out

Bodily Injury to a guest which is caused by the insured's pet dog

Most of Hannah's jewelry is covered under the Coverage C special limits except for her $10,000 necklace inherited from her mother, so her agent added which of the following endorsements?
A
Open Peril Personal Property
B
Personal Property Replacement Cost

Scheduled Personal Property--The Scheduled Personal Property covers certain classes of property, such as jewelry, fine arts, and coins, for a specific amount on an open peril basis.

In the Personal Auto Policy, the definition of Family Member includes:
A
A person related by blood, marriage or adoption who is a resident of a household (including a foster child)
B
Any person using the insured automobile with the Named Insured's permiss

A person related by blood, marriage or adoption who is a resident of a household (including a foster child)

Transportation Expenses Coverage under Part D of the Personal Auto Policy begins how long after the covered auto has been stolen?
A
48 hours
B
72 hours
C
24 hours
D
Immediately

48 hours

Which of the following would not be included in coverage under a Personal Auto Policy?
A
Any trailer that the insured owns
B
An eight passenger van with a gross vehicle weight of 7,600 pounds
C
A pickup truck with a gross vehicle weight of 7,600 pounds
D

Generally, vehicles that have fewer than 4 wheels are excluded from coverage.---A motorcycle

In the Personal Auto Policy, the definition of Bodily Injury includes:
A
Bodily harm, sickness or disease, including death that results there from
B
Physical Injury to, destruction of and loss of use of tangible property
C
Defamation of character
D
False

Bodily harm, sickness or disease, including death that results there from