Practice Exam 2.0 Flashcards

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What course of action does a party to a contract have if the other party is found to be in breach of that contract?
(A)Nothing, unless the injured party can prove the damages are substantial
(B)Reasonable attorney fees & costs only
(C)Damages for breach, reasonable attorney fees, & costs
(D)Damages caused by the breach only

A

(C)Damages for breach, reasonable attorney fees, & costs

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All of the following are characteristics of an “ideally insurable loss exposure” EXCEPT:
(A)Losses that are accidental
(B)Losses that are catastrophic
(C)Losses that are definite & measurable
(D)Large number of exposure units

A

(B)Losses that are catastrophic

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The personal auto policy territory limits include:
(A)Tokyo, Japan
(B)London, England
(C)Mexico City, Mexico
(D)Montreal, Canada
A

(D)Montreal, Canada

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A broker's role is to work in the best interest of: 
(A)His insurer
(B)His client
(C)His agency
(D)Himself
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(B)His client

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Most companies use a/an \_\_\_\_\_ to establish a cost of repair
(A)Bid
(B)Paid receipt
(C)Appraised estimate
(D)Replacement cost
A

(C)Appraised Estimate

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How many days prior notice in writing is required before a company can cancel your policy for nonpayment?
(A)10 days
(B)45 days
(C)15 days
(D)60 days
A

(A) 10 days

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A mutual insurance company is owned by the:
(A)Insureds
(B)Directors
(C)Inventory
(D)Stockholders
A

(A) insureds

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Error & Omissions Insurance does not cover:
(A)legal costs
(B)fraudulent acts by agents
(C)mistakes by agents
(D)an insurance company
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(B)fraudulent acts by agents

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Before an entity/individual can be insured, it must have a/an \_\_\_\_ interest.
(A)spousal
(B)undivided
(C)enclosable
(D)insurable
A

(D)insurable

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According to the Department of Insurance, there is no fraud unless there is:
(A)intent to gain
(B)a premium payment
(C)an agent
(D)an insurance company
A

(A)intent to gain

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A representation in an insurance contract qualifies as which of the following?
(A)an amendment
(B)an express warranty
(C)a policy provision
(D)an implied warranty
A

(D)an implied warranty

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12
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What does it mean if an agent’s insurance license is inactive?
(A)the agent can transact insurance business if it is done with another agent’s approval
(B)the agent can transact any insurance business in CA, but not in any other state until it is reactivated
(C)the agent can still transact insurance business in CA, but not in any other state until it is reactivated
(D)the agent cannot transact any insurance business for which a valid, active license is required

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(D)the agent cannot transact any insurance business for which a valid, active license is required

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In the state of CA, no rate will remain in effect if it is considered to be any of the following, except:
(A)impartial
(B)unfairly discriminatory
(C)excessive
(D)inadequate
A

(A)impartial

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The amount paid for damage to property which is equal to the price for which it could have been sold is:
(A)actual cash value
(B)replacement amount
(C)stated amount
(D)market value
A

(A)actual cash value

>paying for damage=depreciation

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The limited Mexico endorsement applies to trips to Mexico with a duration of:
(A)7 days or less
(B)10 days or less
(C)2 days or less
(D)14 days or less
A

(B)10 days or less

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16
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Which of the following types of coverage would pay for losses which occurred during the policy period & are found for up to one year after policy termination?
(A)occurrence
(B)loss sustained
(C)claims made
(D)discovery
A

(B)loss sustained

17
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If an insured borrows a neighbor’s vehicle to run a personal errand, how do the policies respond in the event of an auto accident?
(A)both policies respond on a pro-data basis
(B)only the neighbor’s policy provides coverage; there is no coverage by the driver’s policy
(C)the driver’s policy is primary and the neighbor’s policy is excess
(D)the neighbor’s policy is primary & the driver’s policy is excess

A

(D)the neighbor’s policy is primary & the driver’s policy is excess

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It is a violation of the CA insurance code to act as a producer for a non-admitted carrier unless:
(A)The producer is an insurance solicitor
(B)it is always a violation no matter what type of producer
(C)the producer is dually licensed in at least two states
(D)the producer is a surplus lines broker

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(D)the producer is a surplus lines broker

19
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In CA, excess & surplus lines coverage needs to be placed through:
(A)an admitted insurer
(B)an excess & surplus lines solicitor
(C)Llyods of London
(D)a surplus lines broker
A

(D)a surplus lines broker

20
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Mitchell’s unendorsed PAP liability coverage would pay for:
(A)his broken windshield caused by a rock thrown by the tire of a passing car
(B)his rental car expense when his car is unusable due to a collision that was not his fault
(C)the cost of repairing the neighbor’s fence that Mitchell damaged due to the negligent operation of his car
(D)damage or injury caused intentionally by Mitchell

A

(C)the cost of repairing the neighbor’s fence that Mitchell damaged due to the negligent operation of his car

21
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An umbrella policy:
(A) provides coverage for outdoor fairs & exhibitions in case of bad weather
(B) provides excess physical damage coverage
(C) provides broad primary coverage for most personal or commercial exposures
(D) provides broad excess liability coverage over one or more primary policies

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(D) provides broad excess liability coverage over one or more primary policies

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Carmen is driving her own car on behalf of her employer. Carmen's negligent operation of her car injures members of the public. The employers may be held liable because of what is called:
(A) vicarious liability
(B) gross negligence
(C) absolute liability
(D) contributory negligence
A

(A) vicarious liability

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Under the liability portion of an unendorsed PAP, what coverage is available if the named insured is operating a company car on a regular basis?
(A) the coverage of the vehicle primarily operated by the named insured
(B) the financial responsibility coverage limitations
(C) the broadest coverage of any of the autos listed in the declaration
(D) the policy excludes this coverage

A

(D) the policy excludes this coverage

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A possibility of financial loss resulting from the ownership of property known as:
(A) insurable interest
(B) valuation
(C) indemnity
(D) legal liability
A

(A) insurable interest

25
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What is the limit for sound reproducing equipment under the coverage endorsement for excess sound reproducing equipment, audio, visual, & data electronics, tapes, records, disks, & other media endorsement in a PAP?
(A) $200
(B) the amount scheduled on the endorsement
(C) $500
(D) $1000

A

(A) $200

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Which of the following is a true statement about CAARP?
(A) only agents with 2 or more years of experience are eligible to place business with CAARP
(B) CAARP offers dwelling coverage but no homeowners
(C) commercial risks are not eligible for CAARP
(D) the minimum liability for CAARP is 15/30/5

A

(C) commercial risks are not eligible for CAARP

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The amount to replace an insured's damaged property less depreciation is known as:
(A) actual cash value
(B) commercial general liability policy
(C) replacement value
(D) agreed amount
A

(A) actual cash value

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What’s the difference between the per occurrence limit in a split limits policy & the combined single limit?
(A) the per occurrence limit applies to all claims. the combines single limit applies only to BI
(B) the per occurrence limit applies only to BI, the combined single limit applies to all claims
(C) there is no difference
(D) the per occurrence limit applies to PD, the combined single limit applies to all claims

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(B) the per occurrence limit applies only to BI, the combines single limit applies to all claims

29
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If an insured rents an auto while on vacation, what coverage, if any will be available for physical damage coverage under a PAP?
(A) the least coverage on any auto shown on the declaration
(B) no coverage available
(C) the coverage of the last auto shown in the declarations
(D) the broadest coverage on any auto shown in the declarations

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(D) the broadest coverage on any auto shown in the declarations

30
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What is the minimum discount percentage for the good driver discount?
(A) 5%
(B) 10%
(C) 20%
(D) 25%
A

(C) 20%

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What is the primary difference between umbrella & excess liability policies?
(A) the umbrella has fewer supplementary features & is less expensive than the excess policy
(B) the umbrella covers most liability exposures; the excess liability may cover only one line
(C) the umbrella covers intentional acts; the excess does not
(D) the umbrella affords defense costs; the excess liability does not

A

(B) the umbrella covers most liability exposures; the excess liability may cover only one line

32
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The intentional relinquishment of a right is: 
(A) warranty
(B) Waiver
(C) concealment
(D) estoppel
A

(B) waiver

33
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In the business of insurance, concealment is defined by all of the following statements except:
(A) does not occur if no inquiry is made
(B) is grounds for declination by the insurers
(C) can be unintentional
(D) can be intentional

A

(B) is grounds for declination by the insurers

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All of the following are characteristics of an “ideally insurable loss exposure” except:
(A) losses that are accidental
(B) losses that are catastrophic
(C) losses that are definite & measurable
(D) large number of exposure units

A

(B) losses that are catastrophic

35
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The PAP territory limits include
(A) Tokyo, Japan
(B) London, England
(C) Mexico city, Mexico
(D) Montreal, Canada
A

(D) Montreal, Canada

36
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The collision coverage of a PAP cover:
(A) a desert sand storm pitting the car windshield
(B) damages caused by the insured driving into a tree that had fallen during a recent storm
(C) a vandal making a deep scratch on the car with a screwdriver
(D) collision does not cover any of these losses

A

(B) damages caused by the insured driving into a tree that had fallen during a recent storm

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Kim’s car is insured with a PAP. The coverage includes medical payments with $2000 limits. Which of the following situations is true?
(A) Kim’s daughter is struck by a car while crossing the street. Kim’s policy will pay nothing because Kim’s daughter was not in the car at the time of the accident.
(B)Kim gives her neighbor a ride to the store in the insured car. She has an auto accident in which they each incur over $2000 in medical expenses. The max. amount that Kim’s policy will pay is $2K for her & $2K for her neighbor.
(C)Kim is injured in an accident while riding in her neighbor’s car. The neighbor’s policy covers $2K in medical payments. The Max. amount that would be paid by both policies for Kim’s injuries is a total of $2K
(D)Kim’s daughter is struck by a car. the policy will pay nothing because she was riding her bicycle in the street

A

(B)Kim gives her neighbor a ride to the store in the insured car. She has an auto accident in which they each incur over $2000 in medical expenses. The max. amount that Kim’s policy will pay is $2K for her & $2K for her neighbor.