Personal Lines Insurance Flashcards
Dwelling policy form DP 1 Basic Form covers the dwelling on what valuation basis?
actual cash value basis
Dwelling policy form DP 1 Basic Form covers “other structures” on what valuation basis?
actual cash value basis
Which of the following statements correctly describes the difference between an HO 2 Broad Form homeowners policy and an HO 3 Special Form policy?
The HO 2 insures all property on a named perils basis while the HO 3 insures real property on an open perils basis and personal property on a named perils basis.
Under the DP 3 Special Form of the dwelling policy, all of the following property are covered on an actual cash value basis EXCEPT:
living room interior walls
As an open perils policy, the HO 3 Special Form covers all the following causes of loss EXCEPT:
water damage
Property coverage under a dwelling policy is excluded for all the following causes of loss EXCEPT:
internal explosion
Mrs. Delaney hired a contractor to build a deck on the back of her house. She purchased the necessary lumber and it’s piled in her backyard. Under what coverage part of her homeowners policy is the lumber insured?
Coverage A - Dwelling
Joe and Sandy have a homeowners policy. Their agent tells them that the liability section of the policy provides broad coverage if someone files a claim or lawsuit against them. However, which of the following situations would NOT be covered?
Joe gets into a fistfight with their neighbor Tom, who is injured.
Ed is injured in a fall on Mona’s property. Which homeowners coverage, if any, is most appropriate to cover his claim against Mona?
medical payments to others
With the dwelling policy, which of the following coverages receives loss settlement on a replacement cost basis on the DP 2 and DP 3 forms?
Coverage A - Dwelling
Victor wants to purchase flood insurance, but you tell him he’s not eligible based on his community. Why isn’t Victor eligible for flood insurance?
His community doesn’t participate in the NFIP.
In a dwelling policy, the provision that addresses how the value of a property loss is determined is found in:
the valuation provision
Tim rents a dwelling and buys standard flood insurance on his personal property with a coverage limit of $50,000. He improves the dwelling by installing new cabinets and flooring in the kitchen at a cost of $11,000. How much coverage would he have if the improvements were damaged by a flood?
$5,000
Of the three dwelling policies, which would cover loss by falling objects; weight of ice, snow, or sleet; and accidental discharge from a plumbing system?
DP 2 and DP 3
The dwelling policy DP 3 Special Form excludes coverage for loss due to water damage by all the following means EXCEPT:
fire that results from water damage