Exam practice 4 Flashcards
(46 cards)
Aircraft liability insurance covers which of the following?
- Injured passengers.
- What are supplemental payments and how are they added?
- Paid in addition to the limit of insurance noted on the declarations.
- An insurance producer is required to report all of the following EXCEPT?
a. A change of address.
b. Failure to pay property tax.
c. Failure to pay state income tax.
d. Failure to comply with a court order imposing a child support obligation.
- If a licensee wants to transact insurance under a different name than that listed on his or her producer’s license, which of the following must occur?
a. It must be reported to the Commissioner.
- An individual slips on a grape while walking in the grocery store. What would the grape be considered?
a. Peril
b. Hazard
c. Risk
a. Peril
- Who is responsible for reporting a loss to the insurer?
- Employer
- What does a Directors and Officials coverage not cover?
- Stockholders
- Coinsurance penalizes who?
- Underinsured
- In a personal auto policy, what time does the policy become effective?
a. 12:01 am. *
b. 12:00 am.
c. 11:59 pp.
a. 12:01 am. *
- Under equipment breakdown, what would be considered an accident? ****
a. Wear and tear (incorrect)
b. Leakage valves (incorrect)
c. Sink falling
d. Exposure of pressure vessel
d. Exposure of pressure vessel
- When insurance is transferred to another insurer, the insurer assuming the risk would be considered? ****
a. Reciprocal insurer
b. Risk retention group
c. Reinsurer
a. Reciprocal insurer
- How do monopolistic states differ from competitive states in workers’ compensation insurance? ***
a. In monopolistic states, competitive markets are prohibited.
b. In competitive states, the employer can choose either a carrier or the monopoly.
c. In monopolistic states, competitive markets are prohibited from cancelling insurance policies.
d. In competitive states, the monopolistic entity cannot provide coverage at a lower premium.
a. In monopolistic states, competitive markets are prohibited.
- Under Federal Workers Compensation Law, all of the following would be included EXCEPT? ***
a. Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969
b. Affordable Act
c. Workers Compensation Act
d. U.S. Longshore and Harbor Workers Act
b. Affordable Act
- All of the following would be considered insureds EXCEPT? ***
a. Clients
b. Stockholders
c. Employee
d. Directors
a. Clients
- Which of the following is an example of an indirect (consequential) loss? ****
a. A home theater system is stolen from a family room.
b. A manufactured plant is unable to operate because it was destroyed by a fire.
c. The roof is blown off by a windstorm.
d. The foundation of newly constructed home is damaged by an earthquake.
d. The foundation of newly constructed home is damaged by an earthquake.
- Who would take part in continuing education? ****
a. Nonresident producers
b. Licensed attorneys
c. A producer qualified to sell major lines of insurance.
c. A producer qualified to sell major lines of insurance.
- The Federal Worker’s Compensation Laws consist of
- Federal Employers Liability (FELA)
- U.S. Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act
- The Jones Act
- The Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act (MSPA)
- Federal Miner Safety and Health Act of 1977
- A producer’s license must be renewed every _____________
2 years (biennially).
- An individual was caught acting as a general agent even though he or she is not properly licensed. The max penalty is a-______________________
third-degree misdemeanor and a $1,000 fine for each day of their offense.
- In order for two competent parties to a contract, both parties must be legal of age, ____________ to understand the contract, and not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
mentally competent
- ______________ companies are owned by policyowners/policyholders.
Mutual
- A ____________ is an individual who is licenses to sell, solicit, and negotiate insurance contracts on behalf of the principal (insurer).
producer
- ________________ are paid in addition to the limit of insurance noted on the declarations.
Supplemental payments
- A private passenger auto is a pickup or van, for which no other insurance policy provides coverage for
- Has a gross vehicle weight of less than 10,000 pounds. Gross vehicle weight is the maximum recommended weight including the vehicle, fuel and fluids, passengers, and all cargo.
- Private passenger vehicles typically include station wagons, jeeps, pickup trucks, panel vans, and utility trucks.
- It is NOT used for the delivery or transportation of goods and materials unless such use is incidental to a business of installing, maintaining, or repairing furnishings or equipment.
- It is NOT used for farming or ranching.