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Results 10 Out of 10 points 11:41 Time for this attempt This assessment is locked. Your Answers: 1 / 1 point Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding insurance contracts? 1. The principle of insurable interest is closely aligned with the principle of indemnity, which both limit the insured from experiencing a gain using insurance. 2. A subrogation clause in an insurance policy requires that the insured relinquish a claim against a negligent third party if the insurer has already indemni±ed the insured. 1 / 1 point Which of the following is not an element of the Principle of Utmost Good Faith? Attempt History Results Points Score (Highest score is kept) Attempt 1 10 of 10 100% (Highest score) Both 1 and 2. 2 only. 1 only. Neither 1 nor 2. 100% 1 2
1 / 1 point Which of the following is a risk reduction technique? Feedback Based on answering correctly The correct answer: Parking your car away from other vehicles is an example of a risk reduction technique because you are reducing the likelihood of car damage. Purchasing a life insurance policy and buying a warranty are risk transfer techniques, and choosing not to go skydiving is an example of risk avoidance. 1 / 1 point Which type of hazard results from a physical condition that increases the likelihood of a loss occurring? 1 / 1 point Which of the following statements regarding risk is incorrect? Representation. Waiver. Warranty. Concealment. Parking your car at the end of the parking lot, away from other cars. Purchasing life insurance. Choosing not to go skydiving. Buying a warranty on your new TV. Physical Hazard Character Hazard. Morale Hazard. Moral Hazard. Speculative risk is the chance of loss, no loss, or a pro±t. 3 4 5
1 / 1 point Maren owns a home with a $400,000 replacement value. This January, a snowstorm causes $75,000 in damages to the home. Maren has an insurance policy with 80% coinsurance and a $1,000 deductible. How much will the insurer pay if Maren carries $300,000 of coverage? Feedback Based on answering correctly The correct answer: ($300,000 / (0.80 x $400,000)) x $75,000 = $70,312.50 - $1,000 (deductible) = $69,312.50 1 / 1 point The section of a insurance contract that describes exactly which property or person is being covered is the: 1 / 1 point All of the following statements regarding insurance policies are correct EXCEPT: Objective risk is the difference between the expected and actual losses. Particular risk is a risk that will impact a large group of individuals simultaneously. Subjective risk is the risk that an individual perceives based on their prior experiences. $75,000.00. $70,312.50. $69,312.50. $60,000.00. Declarations section. Conditions section. Inclusions section. De±nitions section. Adverse selection is the tendency of those that most need insurance to purchase insurance policies while those with the least perceived risk are less likely to pay the necessary premiums for insurance. Co-payments are loss-sharing arrangements whereby the insured pays a ²at dollar amount or percentage of the 6 7 8
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1 / 1 point Premium rates set by insurance companies are regulated at which level of government? 1 / 1 point The immediate cause and reason for a loss occurring, such as a hurricane, is referred to as a: loss in excess of the deductible. Deductibles serve as motivation for an insured to take precautions to avoid losses or to prevent the ±ling of false claims. An endorsement is a modi±cation or change to a life or health insurance policy. Government does not regulate insurance premiums. Local. Federal. State. Peril. Insurable Incident. Hazard. Risk. 9 10