Final review C81C82 Flashcards
What differentiates speculative risk from pure risk?
Select one:
a.
The presence of a hazard
b.
The chance of loss
c.
The chance of profit
d.
The presence of a peril
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Reference: C81 - Study 1 - LO1
The correct answer is: The chance of profit
What is the peril insured against in liability insurance?
Select one:
a.
Negligence
b.
Burglary
c.
Dishonesty
d.
Fire
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Reference: C81 - Study 1 - LO2
The correct answer is: Negligence
Which statement is TRUE about the concept of proximate cause?
Select one:
a.
The remote cause is another name for the proximate cause
b.
It is not the last link in the chain of events
c.
It is not necessarily the last event before the occurrence
d.
The immediate cause is another name for the proximate cause
The correct answer is: It is not necessarily the last event before the occurrence
What sets out the arrangements between the insured and the insurer concerning premiums, loss settlement, and the subject of insurance?
Select one:
a.
Contract
b.
Endorsement
c.
Certificate
d.
Ratemaking
The correct answer is: Contract
What is the primary function of insurance?
Select one:
a.
A method of profiting after a loss occurs
b.
Providing employment, directly and indirectly, in the industry
c.
Protecting assets and securing credit
d.
A method of sharing the losses of a few people among the many
The correct answer is: A method of sharing the losses of a few people among the many
What type of insurance would cover losses arising from libel and slander?
Select one:
a.
Legal expense
b.
Crime insurance
c.
Surety bonds
d.
Liability insurance
Reference: C81 - Study 2 - LO3
The correct answer is: Liability insurance
Which type of insurer focuses on loss prevention tactics to reduce fire hazards?
Select one:
a.
Factory mutual
b.
Stock company insurers
c.
Co-operative stock mutual
d.
Reinsurers
Reference: C81 - Study 3 - LO1
The correct answer is: Factory mutual
What are actuaries responsible for?
Select one:
a.
Analyzing the validity of claims brought forward by adjusters
b.
Management of branch operations
c.
Scrutinizing a risk and deciding on eligibility for insurance
d.
Analyzing data and performing calculations that determine the rate (price) of various classes of insurance
Reference: C81 - Study 3 - LO2
The correct answer is: Analyzing data and performing calculations that determine the rate (price) of various classes of insurance
Reinsurance in which an agreement between the insurer and the reinsurer provides for automatic reinsurance without the insurer having to submit every risk to the reinsurer is known as which one of the following types of reinsurance?
Select one:
a.
Facultative reinsurance
b.
Pro rata reinsurance
c.
Treaty reinsurance
d.
Excess of loss reinsurance
Reference: C81 - Study 3 - LO3
The correct answer is: Treaty reinsurance
Which statement best describes the authority of a general agent as granted by an insurance company?
Select one:
a.
To appoint independent brokers and agents within a specific territory
b.
To manage all of the company’s business within the assigned province(s) excluding the handling of claims
c.
To create insurance rates and calculate premiums to be charged for categories of risks
d.
To manage all of the company business within a specified territory including appointing agents and settling claims
Reference: C81 - Study 4 - LO1
The correct answer is: To manage all of the company business within a specified territory including appointing agents and settling claims
What happens if a loss occurs before a policy is issued but after it has been bound by the agent/broker?
Select one:
a.
The insured will be required to pay a deductible of twenty percent of the loss as stated on the binder
b.
Half of the claim will be paid immediately, and fifty percent when the policy is issued
c.
The claim will be denied because the policy was not valid at the time of the loss
d.
The loss is covered in the same manner as if the actual policy had already been issued
Reference: C81 - Study 4 - LO2
The correct answer is: The loss is covered in the same manner as if the actual policy had already been issued
What are the advantages of video conferencing calls for use in sales?
Select one:
a.
Expands the benefits of a phone call with some of the benefits of reading the client’s body language
b.
Expands the benefits of the in-person meeting to include reading body language
c.
Expands the benefits of the in-person meeting that takes place after hours
d.
Expands the benefits of a phone call through turn taking and conversation pacing
Reference: C81 - Study 4 - LO3
The correct answer is: Expands the benefits of a phone call with some of the benefits of reading the client’s body language
What does self-regulation mean regarding licensing and operation of intermediaries?
Select one:
a.
The Personal & Commercial (P&C) industry regulates licensing for intermediaries
b.
Provinces pass legislation that delegates licensing and operation of intermediaries to self-regulatory councils
c.
Federal government approves appointing self-regulatory councils for licensing of intermediaries
d.
The Insurance Brokers Association of Canada regulates the licensing of local brokers
Reference: C81 - Study 4 - LO4
The correct answer is: Provinces pass legislation that delegates licensing and operation of intermediaries to self-regulatory councils
For an intermdiary, what is the benefit of using the risk management process?
Select one:
a.
Increased sales
b.
A reason to charge a service fee
c.
A method to pre-screen clients
d.
Client retention
Reference: C81 - Study 4 - LO5
The correct answer is: Client retention
How is a meeting of the minds demonstrated in contract law?
Select one:
a.
Offer and Acceptance—offer communicated by one party is accepted by the other party
b.
Capacity to Contract—both parties have legal capacity to enter into a contract
c.
Consideration—Both parties intend to be bound by the contract
d.
Genuine intention—both parties intend to create a legally binding contract
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO1
The correct answer is: Offer and Acceptance—offer communicated by one party is accepted by the other party
What is it called when individuals have an insurable interest in their own potential responsibility?
Select one:
a.
Legal Capacity
b.
Utmost Good Faith
c.
Indemnity
d.
Legal Liability
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO2
The correct answer is: Legal Liability
In an insurance contract, who is known as the first party?
Select one:
a.
The insured
b.
The insurer
c.
The agent or broker
d.
Persons with claims against a policy but are not party to it
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO2
The correct answer is: The insured
When are valued contracts typically used?
Select one:
a.
To insure items for which it would be difficult to determine a true value after a loss has occurred
b.
When the principle of indemnity does not apply to a particular contract and needs to be overridden
c.
To insure items that do not require an appraisal to pre-determine their value
d.
When an insurer wishes to reward customer loyalty because of insureds good loss experience
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO3
The correct answer is: To insure items for which it would be difficult to determine a true value after a loss has occurred
The sharing of loss or liability between two or more insurance companies covering the same risk is the definition for which term?
Select one:
a.
Contribution
b.
Salvage
c.
Subrogation
d.
Contractual provisions
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO4
The correct answer is: Contribution
Jimmy runs a business from home, which he did not declare when he was asked during the application for insurance. The insurer does not insure homes with a business, so as soon as they are aware, they cancel the policy. What reason supports their decision?
Select one:
a.
Utmost good faith
b.
Change of use
c.
Misrepresentation
d.
Insurable interest
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO5
The correct answer is: Misrepresentation
Which document allows for changes to be made to a policy while it is in force?
Select one:
a.
Renewal certificate
b.
Certificate of insurance
c.
New policy
d.
Endorsement
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO6
The correct answer is: Endorsement
What are the five main sections of a policy?
Select one:
a.
Coverage Summary; Insuring Agreements; Subscription; Statutory Conditions; and Signature Clause
b.
Coverage Summary; Insuring Agreements; Statutory Conditions; Premium Agreements; and Signature Clause
c.
Coverage Summary; Insuring Agreements; Statutory Conditions; Policy Conditions; and Signature Clause
d.
Declarations; Coverage Summary; Statutory Conditions; Policy Conditions; and Signature Clause
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO7
The correct answer is: Coverage Summary; Insuring Agreements; Statutory Conditions; Policy Conditions; and Signature Clause
Which type of assignment can occur without the consent of the insurer?
Select one:
a.
Assignments when property is sold
b.
Assignments when the insured decides they want to
c.
Assignments under the Insurance Act
d.
Assignments under the Bankruptcy Act
Reference: C81 - Study 5 - LO8
The correct answer is: Assignments under the Bankruptcy Act
What can be a consequence of an applicant who misrepresents material facts on the application for insurance?
Select one:
a.
A loss could be denied, or the insurance policy could be voided
b.
The broker could be charged a penalty fee by the insurer
c.
The applicant could be charged with criminal fraud
d.
A premium penalty could be charged
Reference: C81 - Study 6 - LO1
The correct answer is: A loss could be denied, or the insurance policy could be voided
Which special class of loss payee has a registered interest on real property offered as security for the money that they have loaned the property owner?
Select one:
a.
Named insured
b.
Mortgagee
c.
Insured
d.
Lessee
Reference: C81 - Study 6 - LO2
The correct answer is: Mortgagee
What is the premium cost on a home valued at $750,000 when the insurer is using 25 cent rates?
Select one:
a.
$750 annually
b.
$2,500 annually
c.
$1,250 annually
d.
$1,875 annually
Reference: C81 - Study 6 - LO3
The correct answer is: $1,875 annually
What is pure premium?
Select one:
a.
Rate or unit of premium required
b.
Premium required to meet the inflated anticipated losses
c.
Premium required to meet losses that occur
d.
Total premium required by the insurance company
Reference: C81 - Study 6 - LO3
The correct answer is: Premium required to meet losses that occur
What is required of underwriters to be successful in their role?
Select one:
a.
Communication, internet, and brokerage knowledge
b.
A licence to adjust claims
c.
Effective communication with claimants
d.
Claims, industry, and product knowledge
Reference: C81 - Study 6 - LO4
The correct answer is: Claims, industry, and product knowledge
What is a claim?
Select one:
a.
The sharing of the losses of a few among the many
b.
A demand made by the insured against the insurer for indemnity or restitution
c.
It is a promise to indemnify an insured for a loss
d.
A demand made by the insured against the insurer for the return of their unearned premium
Reference: C81 - Study 7 - LO1
The correct answer is: A demand made by the insured against the insurer for indemnity or restitution
What is the term for the period within which an insured must make a claim?
Select one:
a.
Forfeiture
b.
Subrogation
c.
Contribution
d.
Prescription
Reference: C81 - Study 7 - LO2
The correct answer is: Prescription