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the amount of money realized from the sale of damaged merchandise
Abandonment
Subrogation
Liberalization
Salvage
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A property is insured against fire. What is fire considered?
Loss
Peril
Hazard
Risk
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reduces recovery to an injured person if an _______ interrupted the chain of events
comparative negligence
intervening cause
contributory negligence
assumption of risk
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Earth movement and water damage are
Supplementary Coverage
Additional Coverage
Covered
Excluded
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What is and example of absolute liability?
Having a kid
Having a swimming pool
Owning a house
Driving a Car
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if a person recognizes and understands that there is danger involved in an activity and voluntarily chooses to do it
contributory negligence
intervening cause
comparative negligence
assumption of risk
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modern, less expensive building materials
Replacement Cost
Actual Cash Value
Functionl Replacement Cost
Functional ACV
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Unbroken chain of events beginning with negligence and leading to injury or damage
Legal liability
Absolutely liability
Negligence
proximate cause
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The replacement cost method of loss valuation is defined as
cost to buy brand new minus depreciation
cost to buy brand new plus appreciation
cost to buy brand new today
cost to replace while considering wear and tear
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the maximum amount available for payment of bodily injury to a single person in an accident
Aggregate limit
Limits of liability
Per occurrence
Per person
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The insurers liability for payments as stated in the insurance policy
Per occurrence
Per accident
Combined single limit
Limits of liability
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A parent is responsible for their child
Absolute liability
Limits of Liability
vicarious liability
Strict liability
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What do we call the risk selection process?
Underweaving
Risk Selection
Underwriting
Risk Processing
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the other party's negligence or fault will not necessarily defeat the claim
intervening cause
comparative negligence
assumption of risk
contributory negligence
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What type of policy lists the perils insured against?
Listed Peril
Named Peril
Specified Peril
Open Peril
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(Insurance Carried ÷ Insurance Required) X Loss Amount = Loss Payment
Pro-Rata
Loss Ratio
Coinsurance
Deductible
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a property insurance policy that covers a certain kind or unit of property for a set amount of insurance
Certain Policy
Simple Policy
Specific Insurance
Blanket Insurance
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a sublimit in a liability policy that puts a ceiling on the payment for all claims that arise from a single incident
Per occurrence
Aggregate limit
Per person
Limits of liability
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Replacement cost minus depreciation equals....
Functional replacement
Replacement cost
Market value
ACV
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the maximum limit of coverage available under a liability policy during a policy year, regardless of the number of claim
Per occurrence
Per person
Aggregate limit
Limits of liability
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policy that only pays for a loss after the primary policy has paid up to its limit
Other insurance
Primary
deductible
Excess
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Legal duty, Stabndard of Care, Unbroken Chain of events and Actual Loss and Damage
Elements of Risk
Elements of Liability
Elements of Insurance
Elements of Negligence
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A policy based on the max amount of money the insurer will pay in the event of a loss
Replacement Cost
Stated Value
Agreed Value
Market Value
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Actualcash value is defined as:
Replacementcost divided by depreciation
Replacementcost times depreciation
Replacementcost plus depreciation
Replacementcost minus depreciation
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Buildings constructed with masonry and/or other materials with a fire resistance rating of 2 hours or more
Fire-resistive
Noncombustible
Masonry Combustible
Frame
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Lying on purpose
Physical hazard
Lying hazard
Moral hazard
Morale hazard
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the individual(s) whose name appears on the policy's declaration
Named insured
First named insured
An Insured
Additional insureds
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single property policy, covering multiple classes
Specific policy
Policy for specific pieces of jewelry
Policy designed for linens
Blanket policy
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Insurable risk may exist between all of the following EXCEPT:
Creditor and Debtor
Business Partners
Spouses
Friends
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liability for products
Limits of Liability
Absolute liability
vicarious liability
Strict liability
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Contains all the basic underwriting info like name, address, premium, etc
temporary agreement of coverage
conditions
Insuring Clause
Declarations
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Lists the duties and rules of both parties
Insuring Clause
Declarations
temporary agreement of coverage
conditions
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factor that determines the premium to be charged
Loss valuation
Full cost minus depreciation
What a willing buyer would pay
full cost to buy it brand new
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What type of policy will cover anything not excluded?
Named peril
Open peril
Specific policy
Exclusion policy
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Contains the insurer's promise to pay
temporary agreement of coverage
conditions
Declarations
Insuring Clause
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Printed Addendums to a contract are
warranties
endorsements
excluded
supplementary coverage
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Old english law that says the master is repsonsible for the servant
Absolute liability
Limits of Liability
vicarious liability
Strict liability
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Failure to do what a reasonable prudent person would have done in the same or similar circumstances
Peril
Indemnity
Negligence
Liability
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the individual whose name appears first on the policy's declaration
Additional insureds
First named insured
Named insured
An Insured
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a dollar amount an insured must pay on a claim before the insurance policy provides coverage
deductible
Excess
Primary
Other insurance
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A material or structural issue that increass the chance of a loss
Moral hazard
Morale hazard
Physical hazard
Fire Hazard
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Termination of a policy during the terms is...
Non-renewal
Loss Settlement
Mid-term Ending
Cancellation
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a property insurance clause that extends broader coverage to current policies-no premium increase
Subrogation
Liberalization
Assignment
Abandonment
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A policy based on a fair valuation for the property
Agreed Value
Stated Value
Replacement Cost
Market Value
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Increase the probability of a loss
Peril
Hazard
Homogenous
Exposure
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Certain rules must be met by both parties
Conditional
Aleatory
Adhesion
Unilateral
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Let's smoke and drink because we will die someday anyway represent what type of Hazard?
Moral Hazard
Physical Hazard
Not a Hazard
Morale Hazard
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Staying at a hotel after a first is a....
Direct Loss
Indirect Loss
Hotel Loss
Proximate Cause of Loss
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The cost to buy something new at today's prices
Actual cash value
Replacement cost
Market value
Brand new value
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used when it is difficult to establish the amount of insured property after a loss occurs
Market Value
Valued Policy
Agreed Value
Stated Value
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What is a physical hazard?
carelessness
sudden, unplanned event
lying on purpose/committing fraud
material and structural
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provides for the sharing of loss with other insurance that may be written on the same risk
Pro Rata
NonConcurrency
Excess
Primary
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A transfer of legal rights and ownership of the policy
Arbitration
An assignment
Indemnity
Appraisal
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additional amount of coverage on the policy at no additional premium
Bodily Injury
Extra Endorsement
Property Damage
Supplementary Coverage
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automatically at fault for doing something dangerous
Absolute liability
Strict liability
vicarious liability
Limits of Liability
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Direct losses also include.....
Consequential losses
Indirect losses
proximate cause of loss
Punitive
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Cause of Loss
Peril
Risk
Hazard
Pure Risk
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Protects the interest of the Mortgage Company...
Mortgagee Laws
Mortgagee Limits
Loss Settlement
Mortgage Rights
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(Incurred losses + Loss adjusting expense) ÷ Earned premium =
Loss Ratio
Loss Forumla
Loss Costs
Loss Rations
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physical damage to either people and/or property
Perils
Direct Loss
Physical Damage
Indirect Loss
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All of the following are duties after a loss EXCEPT
Call the police in the event of a theft
Make cash payments directly to those you hurt
Prepare an inventory
Protect from further damage
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an insured structure in which no people have been living or working, and no property has been stored
Vacancy
Unoccupancy
Blanket Insurance
Specific Insurance
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the injured party must be completely free of fault in order to collect
contributory negligence
comparative negligence
intervening cause
assumption of risk
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Also known as Consequential Losses
Physical Damage
Indirect Losses
Direct Losses
Proximate Cause of Loss
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individuals or businesses that are not named as insureds on the declaration page, but are protected by the policy
Named insured
Additional insureds
First named insured
An Insured