Exam 10: Property and Motor Vehicle Insurance
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Tara Guest owns a home in Edmond, Oklahoma. She is worried about a tornado causing damage to her home. The tornado is an example of a:
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Robert Plant pays a premium each month to State Farm Insurance for automobile insurance on his 2003 Dodge Ram pick-up truck. How is Robert managing his risk?
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Which of the following is considered personal property for home insurance coverage?
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David Bowers must show a card from his automobile insurance company when he registers his car in the state of Oklahoma each year. Which of the following types of laws is the reason he must show this card each year?
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If a homeowner leaves toys on stairs that results in injury to a delivery person, this may be ruled as:
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Homeowner's insurance refers to coverage also available to condominium owners.
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Fewer than what percent of people who live in flood-prone areas have flood insurance?
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High winds cause damage to trees, shrubs, and other plants. This insurance claim would be covered under the ____________ component of homeowner's insurance.
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Which type of automobile insurance is usually considered to be most important?
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Which one of the following would be an example of a rating territory that helps determine insurance rates?
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A parent may be held responsible for the actions of their child if those actions cause financial or physical harm to others. This is known as:
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____________ coverage would pay for damage to your vehicle caused by an accident when another driver with insurance was legally at fault.
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Property losses can be categorized into destruction of property, and losses due to robbery, burglary, vandalism, or arson.
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____________ provides coverage for the risk of financial loss due to legal expenses, medical expenses, lost wages, and other expenses associated with injuries caused by an automobile accident for which you were responsible.
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A friend wants to understand what affects the cost of auto insurance. Explain the factors used to determine the automobile insurance premiums a person pays.
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Which one of the following would be an example of the driver classification category that determines insurance rates?
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Ginger Simpson ran off the road and hit a bridge support. She was seriously injured and spent three days in the hospital. What part of Ginger's automobile insurance policy would cover Ginger's injuries?
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Your home insurance policy has a $500 deductible. If a windstorm causes $2,000 damage to your home, what amount of the claim would the insurance company pay?
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