Claims Adjuster Exam 1| 133
QUESTIONS| 11 PAGES| GRADED A
Actual Cash Value (ACV) Correct Answer: Cost to replace property with new property of like
kind and quality less depreciation.
Combined Single Limit Correct Answer: One limit per occurrence is what we pay up to
Split limit Correct Answer: What we pay up to per person and per occurrence
Deductible Correct Answer: What the customer will have to pay; we cover everything else
Declarations Page (Dec Page) Correct Answer: The basic information about a policy:
Who - names of insurer and insured
What - description of insured property
Where - address and legal description of insured property
When - effective and expiration dates.
How Much - limits of coverage, deductible, premium
Depreciation Correct Answer: Amount taken off for wear and tear
Earned Premium Correct Answer: The amount of the premium for which the policy protection
has been given.
Risk Correct Answer: A chance or uncertainty of loss
endorsement Correct Answer: Something you can add/change on policy; car, kid, etc
lapse Correct Answer: The insured did not pay so is not covered; will effect renewal
Named driver exclusion Correct Answer: Excluded from coverage and covered cars; cannot
drive as they would be considered 1st party coverage
Coverage A Correct Answer: Building and structures
Coverage B Correct Answer: Other structures (such as a detached garage, workshop, swimming
pools, fences and gazebos)
Coverage C Correct Answer: personal property
Coverage D Correct Answer: Loss of use
Coverage E Correct Answer: personal liability
, Coverage F Correct Answer: Medical Payments
Personal Umbrella Policy Correct Answer: provides protection against a catastrophic lawsuit or
judgment
What is covered through PUP? Correct Answer: Liability (property damage and bodily injury
[excess])
Other- Personal Injury (libel & slander)
Dwelling Components Correct Answer: Construction of dwelling
inflation protection Correct Answer: A rider in some insurance policies that automatically raises
the benefit amount or the maximum daily or annual payments, based on the rate of inflation, in
order to ensure that the amount of coverage remains adequate over time.
Market Value Correct Answer: the price at which property would sell
named peril basis Correct Answer: Covered for everything named on policy
open peril basis Correct Answer: It's covered for any loss unless it is specifically excluded
Replacement Cost Correct Answer: The cost to repair or replace property using new materials of
like kind and quality with no deduction for depreciation.
Scheduled Personal Property Correct Answer: endorsement - provides broader coverage for
personal jewelry, furs, cameras, musical instruments, silverware, fine arts, golf equipment, and
stamp/coin collections. must be insured on full value basis.
Special Limit Correct Answer: Covered up to a certain amount
unscheduled personal property Correct Answer: Property not specifically listed in the policy
bodily injury liability Correct Answer: insurance that covers physical injuries caused by a
vehicle accident for which you are responsible
property damage liability Correct Answer: insurance that protects a driver against claims if the
insured's car damages someone else's property and the insured is at fault
comprehensive Correct Answer: Covers theft, hitting an animal, weather, fire, etc.
Collision Correct Answer: Hitting something; colliding with another object or people
medical payments coverage Correct Answer: pays medical expenses for the driver and any
passengers riding in the car at the time of the accident
QUESTIONS| 11 PAGES| GRADED A
Actual Cash Value (ACV) Correct Answer: Cost to replace property with new property of like
kind and quality less depreciation.
Combined Single Limit Correct Answer: One limit per occurrence is what we pay up to
Split limit Correct Answer: What we pay up to per person and per occurrence
Deductible Correct Answer: What the customer will have to pay; we cover everything else
Declarations Page (Dec Page) Correct Answer: The basic information about a policy:
Who - names of insurer and insured
What - description of insured property
Where - address and legal description of insured property
When - effective and expiration dates.
How Much - limits of coverage, deductible, premium
Depreciation Correct Answer: Amount taken off for wear and tear
Earned Premium Correct Answer: The amount of the premium for which the policy protection
has been given.
Risk Correct Answer: A chance or uncertainty of loss
endorsement Correct Answer: Something you can add/change on policy; car, kid, etc
lapse Correct Answer: The insured did not pay so is not covered; will effect renewal
Named driver exclusion Correct Answer: Excluded from coverage and covered cars; cannot
drive as they would be considered 1st party coverage
Coverage A Correct Answer: Building and structures
Coverage B Correct Answer: Other structures (such as a detached garage, workshop, swimming
pools, fences and gazebos)
Coverage C Correct Answer: personal property
Coverage D Correct Answer: Loss of use
Coverage E Correct Answer: personal liability
, Coverage F Correct Answer: Medical Payments
Personal Umbrella Policy Correct Answer: provides protection against a catastrophic lawsuit or
judgment
What is covered through PUP? Correct Answer: Liability (property damage and bodily injury
[excess])
Other- Personal Injury (libel & slander)
Dwelling Components Correct Answer: Construction of dwelling
inflation protection Correct Answer: A rider in some insurance policies that automatically raises
the benefit amount or the maximum daily or annual payments, based on the rate of inflation, in
order to ensure that the amount of coverage remains adequate over time.
Market Value Correct Answer: the price at which property would sell
named peril basis Correct Answer: Covered for everything named on policy
open peril basis Correct Answer: It's covered for any loss unless it is specifically excluded
Replacement Cost Correct Answer: The cost to repair or replace property using new materials of
like kind and quality with no deduction for depreciation.
Scheduled Personal Property Correct Answer: endorsement - provides broader coverage for
personal jewelry, furs, cameras, musical instruments, silverware, fine arts, golf equipment, and
stamp/coin collections. must be insured on full value basis.
Special Limit Correct Answer: Covered up to a certain amount
unscheduled personal property Correct Answer: Property not specifically listed in the policy
bodily injury liability Correct Answer: insurance that covers physical injuries caused by a
vehicle accident for which you are responsible
property damage liability Correct Answer: insurance that protects a driver against claims if the
insured's car damages someone else's property and the insured is at fault
comprehensive Correct Answer: Covers theft, hitting an animal, weather, fire, etc.
Collision Correct Answer: Hitting something; colliding with another object or people
medical payments coverage Correct Answer: pays medical expenses for the driver and any
passengers riding in the car at the time of the accident
