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This set of Principles of Insurance Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Principles Of Insurance Set 4
Q1 | Occupation is important for risk classification because of:
- Income earned by individual
- Tension, stress and worries given by workplace
- damage caused by pollution at work place
- both b and c
Q2 | A complete proposal form contains the information about
- Moral hazard
- Physical hazard
- Personal history of proposer and identity of the property insurance
- All of the above
Q3 | Valuation in life insurance means
- The process of arriving at the profit of a life insurance company
- The process of determining the net premium for a life insurance policy
- The process of arriving at the bonus in a life insurance company
- The process by which the value of all the existing policies is ascertained in a life insurance company.
Q4 | Endorsement can be used in a policy giving effect to
- Renewal
- Change in Premium
- Change in subject matter of insurance
- All of the above
Q5 | Fire Insurance is based on the principle of ?
- Utmost good faith
- Insurable interest
- Indemnity
- Co-operation
Q6 | Which is the consequential loss in the fire insurance?
- loss of profit on account of fire
- property damaged by matter used for extinguishing fire
- loss due to collapse of walls at the time of fire.
- none
Q7 | Fire insurance is a personal contract because
- it is a contract of utmost good faith
- it is a contract of insurable interest
- the contract does not insure the safety of the property but only the insured from pecuniary loss due to fire
- none
Q8 | Which of the statements is correct? Under a fire policy A. Insurance is a transfer of risk mechanism. B. Insurance gives physical protection to assets.
- Statement A. is correct
- Statement B. is correct
- Both are correct
- Neither is correct
Q9 | Which of the following is an accidental loss by fire?
- loss of profit on account of fire
- loss on account of delay
- Damage caused by a fire brigade in carrying out its fire fighting operation.
- Loss of market
Q10 | The major law governing marine insurance in India is
- English Marine Insurance Act, 1906
- Marine Insurance Act, 1963
- IRDA Act, 1999
- General Insurance Nationalisation Act, 1972
Q11 | Can a marine policy be assigned?
- Can be assigned before the loss
- Can be assigned after the loss
- cannot be assigned
- both a and b
Q12 | Constructive total loss in marine insurance means
- same as total loss
- a partial loss
- the loss caused is so huge that the cost of repairs would exceed the actual amount, so it is adjudged as a total loss
- a loss which is not covered
Q13 | Group insurance is ideally suited for covering
- Affluent persons in the society
- Weaker sections of the society
- Employer-employee groups
- Both B. and C.
Q14 | Unemployment insurance is a component of
- ESI Act
- Social Security Act
- Worker’s Compensation Act
- None of the above
Q15 | Which is the right time for taking life insurance?
- When you are about to get married
- Soon after you have got married
- Just when you are joined a new job
- All the three ‘times’ are right
Q16 | Which type of insurance protects the policyholder against loss or damage to a ship or its cargo on the high seas?
- Hazards
- Inland
- Transportation
- Mariney
Q17 | Which of the following is not covered under General Insurance?
- Theft insurance
- Marine insurance
- Life insurance
- Fire insurance
Q18 | Which principle suggests that insured should try to minimize the loss of his property even if it is insured?
- Principle of indemnity
- Principle of Mitigation
- Principle of Proximate Cause
- Principle of contribution
Q19 | Group insurance is ideally suited for covering
- Affluent persons in the society
- Weaker sections of the society
- Employer-employee groups
- Both B. and C.
Q20 | Fire insurance can be taken in respect of __________
- movable property only
- immovable property only
- both movable and immovable properties
- persons only
Q21 | All of the following can be classified as casualty insurance Except____________.
- marine insurance.
- general liability insurance.
- workers compensation insurance.
- burglary and theft insurance.