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AIC 31 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | LATEST UPDATE

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Which one of the following describes a windstorm under an insurance policy? -:- A wind of any velocity having sufficient force to cause damage In a specified perils policy, a loss is covered only if -:- The cause of loss is listed. A mortgagee's rights under a property insurance policy can be...

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AIC 31 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | LATEST UPDATE
Which one of the following describes a windstorm under an insurance policy?


✓ -:- A wind of any velocity having sufficient force to cause damage




In a specified perils policy, a loss is covered only if


✓ -:- The cause of loss is listed.




A mortgagee's rights under a property insurance policy can best be described as


✓ -:- Independent of the named insured's rights and duties.




A specific exclusion common to most property policies is


✓ -:- Ordinance or law.




Paco Campos accidentally tosses a cigarette in a trash can in his old detached garage. The

garage catches on fire, but Paco, knowing his insurance policy will provide coverage, waits




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until the garage is severely damaged before he begins to attempt to put out the fire or call

the fire department. This is an example of


✓ -:- A morale hazard.




Which one of the following statements is true regarding coinsurance?


✓ -:- The adequacy of the amount of insurance purchased is measured

against the value of the property insured.




The earliest types of insurance coverage addressed only the building structures exposure

and the peril of


✓ -:- Fire.




When the insured has a specified-perils policy, the


✓ -:- Insured is obligated to determine which peril applies to the damage

to his or her property.




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Lisa is covered under a specified-perils policy. She has called her insurance producer to

report the theft of her wedding ring from her home. The burden of proof in this situation is

on


✓ -:- Lisa.




Which one of the following is true regarding "additional coverage"


✓ -:- Some additional coverages are created to reinstate coverage that

has otherwise been eliminated by exclusions.




Which one of the following is an important consideration in determining whether an object

is personal property or a fixture?


✓ -:- The owner's intent




Concurrent causation becomes an issue when


✓ -:- One of the perils is a covered peril and the other is not.




Concurrent causation is




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✓ -:- A single loss caused by two or more perils, acting either

simultaneously or in succession.




Henry's home was badly damaged from weight of ice and snow on the roof and eaves. The

property insurance coverage that would cover his loss is


✓ -:- Broad-form coverage.




Sharon and Robin joined in a business venture where they both share in business profits and

losses. Also involved in this venture is Larry, who has invested $50,000, which is the extent

of his liability in the business. Larry is a


✓ -:- Limited partner.




Freelance writer John owns a barn containing wheelbarrows, ladders, roofing shingles, a

lawn mower, clothes, some copyrights, two vehicles, and some miscellaneous personal

property. Which one of the following property items would be considered John's real

property?


✓ -:- Roofing shingles




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