A) property insurance to persons who cannot obtain it in normal markets.
B) automobile insurance to persons who cannot obtain it in normal markets.
C) health insurance to persons who cannot afford it in normal markets.
D) workers compensation insurance to employers who do business in several states.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) The mobile home is insured on a replacement cost basis, but actual cash value coverage can be added by endorsement if it is more appropriate.
B) There is no coverage available for "other structures."
C) Built-in, permanently attached furniture is considered personal property.
D) Personal liability insurance is not part of the coverage available to mobile home owners.
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A) It pays the medical expenses of a covered person who is injured while in the boat.
B) It pays the medical expenses of another boat operator who is injured as a result of negligent operation of the boat by the insured.
C) It pays the medical expenses of a swimmer or a water skier being towed by another boat if he or she is hit by the insured's boat.
D) It pays the medical expenses of someone on a dock or pier if the insured's boat hits the dock or pier and injures him or her.
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A) Coverage on the dwelling is written on a replacement cost basis.
B) The full amount of personal property coverage applies to property away from the insured premises.
C) Coverage for fair rental value of the dwelling is subject to both an overall maximum and a monthly maximum.
D) "Open-perils" (all risks) coverage is automatically provided for both the dwelling and personal property.
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B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) Property damage coverage includes damage from insects, weathering, and wear and tear.
B) Liability coverage includes the cost of raising, removing, or destroying a sunken or wrecked yacht.
C) Coverage can be added for maritime workers covered by the United States Longshoremen and Harbor Workers Compensation Act.
D) Medical payments coverage pays for medical expenses because of accidental bodily injury.
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A) acts committed with the intent to cause bodily injury or property damage.
B) professional liability.
C) aircraft liability.
D) libel, slander, and other types of personal injury.
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A) The insurance can be tailored to the specific type of personal property insured.
B) Coverage amounts are pre-specified by the insurer and cannot be changed.
C) Coverage is normally written on a named-perils basis.
D) Covered property is insured only when it is at a specified location.
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B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) Dwelling Property 1-Basic Form
B) Dwelling Property 2- Broad Form
C) Dwelling Property 3-Special Form
D) All of these policies provide "open perils" coverage on the dwelling and named-perils coverage on personal property.
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A) physical damage coverage
B) liability coverage
C) medical expense coverage
D) uninsured boaters coverage
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A) It is available even if property has been previously flooded.
B) It is unavailable in high-risk flood areas.
C) It is available only for residences, not for businesses.
D) Waiting periods are not used in the federal flood insurance program.
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A) liability arising out of uncompensated board service for a nonprofit organization.
B) liability arising out of expected or intentional injury.
C) liability arising out of business operations.
D) liability arising out of operation of watercraft not covered by an underlying policy.
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A) Under the write-your-own program, each insurer services the policies it writes.
B) The regular portion of the program does not allow the purchase of higher amounts of coverage than are available under the emergency portion of the program.
C) No coverage is available for property owners in areas where flooding has occurred previously.
D) The maximum amount of coverage that can be written on any single dwelling is $25,000.
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A) bodily injury
B) property damage
C) defamation of character
D) liability arising from professional services
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