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Florida 6-20 All Lines Adjuster Test Latest Update 2024-2025 280 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ At First Attempt _______ limit an insurer's liability.

  • Provisions
  • Reinstatements
  • Exclusions

D. None of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Exclusions

:All of the following events are considered acts of terrorism, except:

  • Acts of riot and civil commotion
  • Acts considered dangerous to human life, property or infrastructure.
  • Acts resulting in damage within or outside the United States.
  • Acts committed at the premises of any United States mission. - CORRECT

ANSWER: A. Acts of riot and civil commotion

2. Damage to a windshield by a bird would be covered under:

  • Collision
  • Comprehensive
  • Liability

D. All of the above. - CORRECT ANSWER: B. Comprehensive

2. In Ocean Marine Insurance, the term "average" means:

  • The ACV of the ship
  • The annual premium for the insurance policy
  • Loss or damage

D. That coverage is written on a named peril basis - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Loss or

damage

  • Volcanic action is covered under which of the following Cause of Loss forms?
  • None
  • Basic
  • Broad only

D. Both Basic and Broad - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Both Basic and Broad

A ______ health policy affords the greatest degree of continued protection to an insured.

  • Guaranteed renewable
  • Non-cancellable
  • Optionally renewable

D. Conditionally renewable - CORRECT ANSWER: B. Non-cancellable

A building valued at $100,000 was insured for $80,000 with a policy containing 80% 1 / 4

Coinsurance clause. Disregarding any deductibles, what would the company pay on a $20,000 loss?

A. $7,500

B. $5,000

C. $15,000

D. $20,000 - CORRECT ANSWER: D. $20,000

A car, traveling at high speed, skids at a turn and rolls over. The damage incurred would be covered under which of the following personal auto coverages?

  • Collision
  • Comprehensive
  • Uninsured motorist

D. P.D. liability - CORRECT ANSWER: A. Collision

A church has hired a painting contractor to stain and varnish the woodwork in the building.He leaves the rags and brushes used to apply the painting materials in a small storage area.

This is an example of:

  • A peril
  • A hazard
  • Assumption of risk

D. Direct loss - CORRECT ANSWER: B. A hazard

A company adjuster primarily represents the interests of:

  • The insured.
  • The claimant.
  • The insurer.

D. The public. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. The insurer.

A condominium owner-occupant would be in the market for a:

A. HO-2.

B. HO-3.

C. HO-4.

D. HO-6. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. HO-6.

A contractor has borrowed funds from a bank in order to finance a construction project.A Surety bond which guarantees the lender that the contractor will use the borrowed funds

to finish the contract free and clear of liens is known as:

  • A Performance bond
  • Bid bond.
  • Completion bond

D. Labor and materials bond - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Completion bond

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A deductible that is commonly used in aircraft physical damage insurance is usually:

  • A percentage of the value
  • A flat deductible
  • A disappearing deductible

D. A franchise deductible - CORRECT ANSWER: A. A percentage of the value

A deer crashes into the side of the insured's car. Which of the following PAP coverages would cover this damage?

  • Property damage liability.
  • Collision.
  • Uninsured motorist property damage.

D. Comprehensive. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Comprehensive.

A homeowner has a fire that totally destroys a $200 typewriter before the fire is extinguished. If the fire coverage on contents contains a $250 deductible, the insured will

receive:

A. $200

B. $50

C. $250

D. $ 0 - CORRECT ANSWER: D. $ 0

A Homeowner Policy can be purchased by:

  • A person buying a home under the installment plan.
  • An individual who owns a home under the course of construction.
  • The owner of a seasonal dwelling who is insured under a Homeowner Policy for her
  • primary dwelling.

D. All of the above. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. All of the above.

A Homeowner Policy may be cancelled by the insured:

  • For any reason.
  • At any time.
  • Both A and B.

D. Neither A nor B. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Both A and B.

A loss that is a direct consequence of a particular peril is called a(n):

  • Indirect loss.
  • Peril.
  • Hazard.

D. Direct loss. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Direct loss

A person sustains $4,000 in medical expenses and $5,000 for lost wages under PIP.This person dies as a result of his injuries. How much death benefit would be paid?

A. $10,000

B. $5,000

C. $1,000 3 / 4

D. $2,500 - CORRECT ANSWER: C. $1,000

A prospective insured wishes to protect her firm against criminals taking money from a messenger going from the firm to a bank. In this situation, the prospect should purchase

coverage for:

  • Fidelity
  • Robbery
  • Assault

D. Burglary - CORRECT ANSWER: B. Robbery

A public adjuster represents the interest of:

  • The insurer
  • The Insured
  • The employer

D. The interest of the general public - CORRECT ANSWER: B. The insured

A steam boiler has been inspected and found to be in serious need of repairs. The inspector

"red tags" the item. This means:

  • A 30 day grace period is provided until repairs are made after the coverage is
  • suspended

  • Coverage is suspended until repairs are made
  • The entire facility must be shut down until repairs are made
  • The company will cancel the entire insurance applicable to all property insured -

CORRECT ANSWER: B. Coverage is suspended until repairs are made

A stolen car is covered under which of the following personal auto coverages?

  • Collision
  • Comprehensive
  • Uninsured motorist

D. P.D. liability - CORRECT ANSWER: B. Comprehensive

A water pipe has burst and the insured has suffered floor and ceiling damage in his two- story home. He is covered under a DP-2 form with dwelling and contents coverage. The building codes now require that special piping installation is needed at an additional cost of $500 over and above the normal cost to repair. His dwelling limit is $100,000. What will the policy pay if the normal cost to repair is $400?

  • The policy will pay a total of $400.
  • The policy will pay a total of $900
  • The policy will pay $500.
  • The policy will pay $700. - CORRECT ANSWER: B. The policy will pay a total of
  • $900

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