Policy Essentials
Risk & Perils
Claims & Coverage
Value of Property
Policy Acquisition & Pricing
100

This number uniquely identifies a policy and is required when making changes or filing claims.

Correct answer: Policy number

100

True or False: A peril is a condition that increases the likelihood of a loss. 

Correct answer: False because peril the event that causes the loss; hazards increase likelihood.

100

The policyholder submits this to request payment for a covered loss:

Correct answer: Claim 

100

True or False: Actual Cash Value (ACV) includes depreciation. 

Correct answer: True

100

The amount paid to keep a policy active is called:

Correct answer: Premium

200

It is duration of time a policy is active, usually expressed with effective and expiration dates.

Correct answer: Policy term

200

A windstorm blows off shingles on a roof. The wind is considered a:

Correct answer: Peril
200

True or False: Deductible is the amount the insurer pays before the policyholder contributes.

Correct answer: False because policyholder pays it first.
200

Replacement cost differs from ACV because:

Correct answer: It pays to repair or replace property without deducting depreciation.

200

True or False: A quote is a binding insurance policy.

Correct answer: False because it is only an estimate.

300

It is when a policyholder wants to continue coverage beyond the current term, this process occurs. 

Correct answer: Renewal

300

Which type of policy covers all causes of loss except those specifically excluded?

Correct answer: Open-peril Coverage

300

True or False: An endorsement modifies, adds, or removes coverage from an existing policy.  

Correct answer: True

300

A 5-year-old laptop is stolen. Under ACV, the payout is:

Correct answer: The current value of the laptop after depreciation.

300

A homeowner requests a quote, and the insurer estimates $1,500 annually. Can you give 3 factors might affect this quote?

Correct answers: Location, home age, coverage limits, claims history, roof condition, etc.

400

If the insurance company decides not to offer coverage after the current term ends, this action is called…

Correct answer: Non-renewal

400

Theft is listed as a covered event in a policy. This type of coverage is known as:

Correct answer: Named-peril coverage

400

The insurance company pays for a claim and then seeks reimbursement from the party responsible for the damage. This process is called:

Correct answer: Subrogation

400

A 10-year-old roof is destroyed by hail. Full replacement of a new roof is covered under:

Correct answer: Replacement Cost

400

True or False: Reinstatement occurs automatically once a policy lapses.

Correct answer: False because carrier must approve and policyholder usually must pay past-due premiums. 

500

Maria missed her premium payment, and her coverage stopped on March 15. Three days later, she filed a claim for water damage. What is the term for her coverage gap? 


Correct answer: Lapsed/Lapse in Coverage

500

A yard filled with debris increases the chance of property damage. This is an example of a:

Correct answer: Hazard

500

A policyholder files a claim after a fire and the insurer pays $7,500 after the $2,500 deductible. What type of coverage did they most likely have if the roof is replaced fully?

Correct answer: Replacement Cost

500

Maria wants full replacement of stolen jewelry above her limit. Which policy adjustment can she use?

Correct answer: Endorsement

500

A business owner uses a tool to calculate the cost to rebuild their property with similar materials. This tool is called:

Correct answer: Replacement Cost Estimator