Guarantee Exam Flashcards
The Extended Coverage Endorsement covers loss or damage caused by:
Wind
Which statement about the Personal Auto Policy is false?
It is written on an aggregate limits basis
Which peril is covered by an Open Peril Dwelling policy?
Damage by burglars
Which of the following is a duty of the insured defined under Homeowners Section II following an insurable occurrence:
Prepare an inventory of the damaged property
An insured purchases a Homeowners Policy with a $250 deductible and a Personal Articles Floater to provide coverage against loss or theft of a $2000 diamond ring. If the insured loses the stone from the ring that is valued at $1,800 while on a trip, she will receive which amount from the insurance company?
$1,550 because of the $250 deductible
Which of the following perils is one of the Perils Insured Against under the terms of an HO-2 Broad form policy?
Overflow of water
All of the following are excluded by the personal property portion of a Homeowners Policy, except:
The insured’s pet bird, fish, and dog
An insurance company takes possession of a damaged auto it has covered. When the company becomes the legal owner of the auto, it is exercising the right of:
Salvage
Which statement about Errors & Omissions insurance is not correct?
Policies can cover damages arising out of an agent offering improper coverage
In casualty insurance, an accident occurs when:
Someone slips and falls on a freshly waxed floor in a retail store
A fur coat insured on a Personal Articles Floater for $5,000 was stolen. The replacement cost is $6,000 but its actual cash value was $4,000. The policy will pay:
$5,000
Under Section II of the Homeowners Policy, which location is not an insured location
A farm
An unendorsed Homeowners Policy covers endangered property removed to protect it from damage for up to ___ days:
30
Which statement is false of Section I of the Homeowners Policy?
It will cover theft from a safe deposit box
Which of the following losses would be covered by a homeowner’s policy? The insured’s:
Dinghy rowboat is destroyed in a garage fire
Property ownership is evidence of:
Insurable interest
A strong wind blew open and then slammed an insured’s front door, causing a lamp to fall on and cut a child’s leg. The proximate cause was:
The wind blowing
An insured’s house is filling with smoke. To minimize smoke damage, he moves an oriental rug out to the porch but a sudden rainstorm ruins it. Under a DP-1 with no extended coverages purchased, the policy:
Will cover smoke damage to the dwelling
nder the HO-3 Policy, the limit of liability for Coverage C is what percentage of Coverage A?
50%
Various limits of liability specified in a liability policy include; split limits, per person limit, occurrence limit, and:
Aggregate limit
The federal law that prohibits a person who has been convicted of a felony involving dishonesty or breach of trust from engaging in the insurance business without a waiver from the Commissioner of Insurance is the:
Federal Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act
A vandalism or malicious mischief loss to an insured auto is an illustration of a _____ loss.
Property damage
In which type of contract is only one party’s promises enforced?
Unilateral
Section II of the Homeowners Policy does NOT provide coverage for:
Defending against groundless or false claims
Under the National Flood Insurance Program, assuming the premium has been paid, coverage becomes effective
On the 30th calendar day after completion of the application
A deliberate act that harms another and permits an injured party to sue the wrongdoer is:
Gross negligence
A written amendment which broadens or restricts coverage, or further defines policy provisions is called:
An endorsement
Under Section II of the Homeowners Policy, which person is not an insured?
A resident employee’s brother who boards at the residence
Section I of the Homeowners Policy contains coverage for all of following, except:
Unscheduled personal property
All of the following may be considered to be an uninsured motorist, except a:
Family member of the insured
Concurrent Causation is:
A legal doctrine that states when a property loss is due to two causes, one of which is excluded and one of which is covered, the policy provides coverage
Which of the following terms is synonymous with inland marine:
Floater
Personal property covered under a Homeowners contract include a limitation on all of the following items, except:
Furniture and clothing
An insured’s obligation to notify the insurance company of a loss is stated in the policy:
Conditions
Insurers that deal directly with insureds without the use of agents are known as:
Direct writers
Which of the following would be considered an “offer”:
The insurer offers to pay the claim
When coverage in a Personal Umbrella Policy is broader than the underlying policy, the umbrella will cover the entire loss, less a:
Retention
When a homeowner put his lawn mower near his hot water heater he created a:
Physical hazard
The procedure for resolving a disagreement between the insured and insurer about a loss is outlined in the:
Conditions
If an insured and insurer are unable to agree on the amount of a claim to be paid, which of the following will be utilized:
Appraisal
Which of the following would be considered a policy condition in a dwelling policy?
Debris Removal
Which statement is true about a Collision Coverage deductible?
It applies per loss
The requirement that legally binds an insurance company to an agent’s action is commonly referred to as:
The law of agency
The declaration page includes all of the following, except:
Coverage territory
Under Section I of the Homeowners policy, coverage for an indirect loss is provided by:
Coverage D – Loss of use
An oral or written temporary contract for insurance is referred to as a:
Binder
Other than Collision (Comprehensive) Coverage provides protection in cases when:
A car is damaged by a flood
A restaurant has clogged heating and cooling ducts. This is an example of a:
Hazard
An insured has purchased a grave marker and cemetery plot at the local cemetery. Vandals enter the cemetery and destroy the grave marker valued at $3,500. How much will the insured’s Homeowners Policy pay for the damage under Coverage C?
$3,500, less any deductible
An unintentional tort is:
Negligence