Property & Casualty Basics Quiz

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Property & Casualty Basics QuizVersión en línea Insurance fundamentals check por Amanda 1 What do you need to have to insure something or someone (BB$ memory trick: Blood, Business or Money)? a Underwriting b Open peril policy c Perils d Insurable interest 2 What is the process of evaluating how much risk a person transfers called? a Declarations b Endorsements c Underwriting d Open peril 3 Which term refers to a cause of loss like fire, wind, or hail? a Coverage b Peril c Deductible d Endorsement 4 If a policy covers only listed perils, what type is it? a Actual cash value b Open peril c Vacancy d Named peril 5 What policy covers all perils except those excluded? a Named peril b Specific insurance c Blanket policy d Open peril 6 When a house has no people or belongings for 61 days, what begins to happen? a Immediate cancellation b Full coverage remains c Coverage loss (vacancy) d Unoccupancy 7 Which describes a house with stuff but no people planned to return? a Unoccupancy b Vacancy c Direct loss d Open peril 8 What is direct physical damage to property called? a Direct loss b Punitive loss c Moral hazard d Indirect loss 9 What kind of loss includes medical bills and lost wages? a Punitive damages b General damages c Absolute liability d Special damages 10 What term describes a single policy covering multiple classes of property? a Agreed value b Blanket insurance c Stated value d Specific insurance Feedback 1 Insurable interest means you must have a stake in the item or person insured. 2 Underwriting, or risk selection, assesses the risk before issuing a policy. 3 Perils are the causes of loss; not all are covered. 4 Named peril policies cover only perils that are named. 5 Open peril policies cover any peril not excluded. 6 Vacancy triggers loss of coverage after 61 days. 7 Unoccupancy means stuff is there but no people present. 8 Direct loss is the immediate damage from a peril. 9 Special damages cover concrete costs like medical bills. 10 Blanket insurance covers multiple classes under one policy.

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por Amanda

What do you need to have to insure something or someone (BB$ memory trick: Blood, Business or Money)?

What is the process of evaluating how much risk a person transfers called?

Which term refers to a cause of loss like fire, wind, or hail?

If a policy covers only listed perils, what type is it?

What policy covers all perils except those excluded?

When a house has no people or belongings for 61 days, what begins to happen?

Which describes a house with stuff but no people planned to return?

What is direct physical damage to property called?

What kind of loss includes medical bills and lost wages?

What term describes a single policy covering multiple classes of property?

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