Chapter 24 Flashcards

1
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provides broad coverage on property frequently moved from one location to another and on property used in transportation and communications.

A

inland marine floater

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Basic characteristics of inland marine floaters:

  • coverages are tailored to the specific type of personal property to be insured.
  • desired amounts of insurance can be selected
  • ___ coverage can be obtained
  • most floaters cover insured property anywhere in the world
  • inland marine floaters are often written without a ____
A

broad, deductible

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3
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an inland marine floater that provides broad protection on valuable personal property.

A

personal articles floater (PAF)

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4
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when written as a separate contract, the PAF insures certain optional classes of personal property on a ___ physical loss or an __ ___ basis. Direct physical losses are covered except certain losses specifically excluded.

A

direct, open perils

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the classes of personal property that can be covered include the following:
-jewelry
-furs and garments trimmed with fur
-cameras
-musical instruments
\_\_\_\_\_
-golfers equipment
-fine arts
-\_\_ and \_\_\_ collections
A

silverware, stamp and coin

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6
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endorsement that provides essentially the same coverages provided by the freestanding personal articles floater for valuable personal property.

A

scheduled personal property endorsement

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7
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the purposes of this legislation are to reduce flood damage in communities by floodplain management ordinances and to provide flood insurance to property owners. the federal emergency management agency (FEMA) administers this.

A

national flood insurance program (NFIP)

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8
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under this program enacted in 1983, private insurers sell federal flood insurance under their own names, collect the premiums, and receive an expense allowance for policies written and claims paid. The federal government is responsible for all underwriting losses.

A

write your own program

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federal law requires individuals to purchase flood insurance if they have ___ ___ financing to build, buy, refinance, or repair structures located in special hazard flood areas in the participating community. this financing requirement includes federal FHA and VA loans as well as most conventional mortgage loans.

A

federal guaranteed

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10
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most buildings and their contents can be covered by flood insurance if the community agrees to adopt and enforce sound __ ___ and ___ ___ measures.

A

flood control and land use

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communities that meet the eligibility requirements are initially covered under the __ __. when a community joins the program, it is provided with a flood hazard boundary map that shows the general area especially susceptible to flood losses, and residents can purchase limited amounts of insurance at ___ rates under the emergency portion of the program.

A

emergency program. subsidized

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12
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when the flood insurance rate map is prepared, and the community agrees to adopt more stringent flood control and land use measures, the community enters the ___ ____. higher amounts of flood insurance can then be purchased.

A

regular program

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13
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defined as a general and temporary condition of partial or complete inundation of two or more acres of normally dry land area or of two or more properties from overflow of inland or tidal waters, from unusual rapid accumulation or runoff or surface waters from any source, or from mudflow.

A

flood

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14
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under the emergency program, maximum coverage on single family and two to four family dwellings is limited to ___ on the building and ___ on the contents. for other residential and nonresidential buildings, maximum coverage is limited to ____ on the building and ___ on the contents for residential coverage and ___ on the contents for nonresidential coverage.

A

35,000, 10,000; 100,000, 10,000, 100,000

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15
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under the regular program, maximum coverage on single family and two to four family dwellings is limited to ____ on the building and ___ on the contents. commercial structures can be insured up to a limit of 500,000 on the building and 500,000 on the contents.

A

250,000 and 100,000

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16
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losses to single family dwellings and residential condominium buildings can be indemnified on a ___ ___ basis if certain conditions are met.

A

replacement cost

17
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losses to contents are always settled on an ___ ___ ___ basis (replacement cost less depreciation)

A

actual cash value

18
Q

protects the owner of property and/or the lender of money for the purchase of property against any unknown defects in the title to the property under consideration.

A

title insurance

19
Q

a history of ownership and title to the property is called an

A

abstract

20
Q

characteristics of a title insurance policy:

  • the policy provides protection against title defects that have occurred in the past, prior to the effective date of the policy.
  • the policy is written by the insurer based on the assumption that _______
  • the premium is paid only once when the policy is issued.
  • if a loss occurs, the insured is _____ in dollar amounts up to the policy limits.
A

no losses will occur, indemnified

21
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provides protection against a catastrophic lawsuit or judgement.

A

personal umbrella policy

22
Q

although personal umbrella policies differ among insurers, they share several common characteristics, including the following:

  • excess liability insurance
  • __ ___
  • self insured retention or deductible
  • ___ ____
A

broad coverage, reasonable cost

23
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the personal umbrella policy provides ____ ____ ____ over underlying insurance contracts that apply.

A

excess liability insurance

24
Q

the umbrella policy provides ___ ___ of personal liability loss exposures.

A

broad coverage

25
Q

typically includes false arrest, wrongful detention or imprisonment, malicious prosecution, wrongful eviction, oral or written publication of material that violates a persons right to privacy.

A

personal injury

26
Q

applies only to losses covered by the umbrella policy but not by any underlying contract.

A

self insured retention

27
Q

the actual cost of an umbrella policy depends on several variables, but for most families, a $1 million umbrella policy is less than ___

A

350

28
Q

the ISO umbrella policy covers the following people:

  • named insured and spouse if a resident of the same household
  • resident relatives
  • household residents younger than 21 in the care of the named insured or an insured age 21 or older.
  • any other person ____ ____ for acts or omissions of the named insured or family member while using an auto or rec vehicle covered under the policy.
  • any other person or organization legally responsible for __ owned by the named insured or a family member.
A

legally responsible, animals

29
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the ___ ____ is the total limits of the underlying insurance and any other insurance available to an insured or the deductible stated in the declaration if the loss is covered by the umbrella policy but not by any underlying insurance or other insurance.

A

retained limit

30
Q

exclusions under the ISO umbrella policy include the following:

  1. expected or intentional injury
  2. certain personal injury losses
  3. rental of the premises with certain exceptions
  4. __ ___
  5. professional services
  6. aircraft, watercraft, and recreational vehicles unless coverage is provided by underlying insurance
  7. using an auto, rec vehicle, or watercraft without ___ ___ of permission to do so
  8. vehicle used in ___
  9. communicable disease, sexual molestation, or use of a controlled substance
  10. serving on a _______, except for nonprofit organizations.
  11. property in the insured’s care, custody, or control to the extent the insured is required by contract to provide insurance for such property, fire legal liability is an exception
A

business liability, reasonable belief, board of directors.