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A comprehensive review of key insurance concepts and terminology covered in the state farm insurance 2024 exam. It covers fundamental topics such as risk, types of insurance, insurance company structures, marketing distribution systems, insurance contracts, and ethical considerations. The detailed questions and answers offer a valuable resource for students and professionals preparing for the exam. The document delves into the core principles of insurance, including risk transfer, risk sharing, risk reduction, and risk retention, equipping readers with a deep understanding of the industry.
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What transfers the risk of loss from an individual or business entity to an insurance company - Answer>> Insurance The uncertainty of a risk or loss occurring - Answer>> risk A risk that can only result in a loss or no change with no opportunity for financial gain - Answer>> pure risk A risk that allows an opportunity for loss or gain (such as gambling) - Answer>> speculative risk CONDITIONS or SITUATIONS that increase the chance of a loss occurring (such as lifestyle, health conditions, scuba diving, sky diving) - Answer>> hazards The CAUSES of loss...(like fire, explosion, windstorm, flood, theft, collision) - Answer>> perils insurance for an untimely death (died from heart attack) - Answer>> life insurance insurance for sickness or accidental injury (got cancer or broken bones) - Answer>> health insurance insurance for the loss of physical property (wind storm damaged the house) - Answer>> property insurance
insurance for the loss or damage of property and resulting liabilities (guy fell off the ladder while working on the roof) - Answer>> casualty insurance the reduction, decrease or disappearance of value from the person or property insured. - Answer>> loss a method used to transfer the loss from the person or property to the insurance company - Answer>> insurance A unit of measurement used for determining rates charged for certain coverages (insurances) - Answer>> exposure you decide not to fly in an airplane because it's too dangerous so you AVOID it. This is called risk - Answer>> avoidance to reduce expenses and cash flow, increase control of claim settlements, and to fund losses that can't be insured are called risk - Answer>> retention dealing with risk for a group of individuals that have the same type of exposure to loss is called risk - Answer>> sharing installing smoke detectors, having annual physicals, and lifestyle changes all reduce the chance of loss. This is called risk - Answer>> reduction The most effective way to handle risk so a loss becomes the responsibility of the insurance company is called (pass the responsibility to someone else) - Answer>> transfer Losses due to chance, that are definite and measurable, that are predictable, and that are not catastrophic are called ELEMENTS OF INSURABLE - Answer>> risks
Insurers that are incorporated in the USA states are called - Answer>> domestic Insurers that are incorporated in the USA but in different TERRITORIES are called - Answer>> foreign Insurers that are incorporated OUTSIDE the USA are called - Answer>> alien AM Best, Fitch, Standard and Poor's, Moody's, and Weiss are considered Independent Rating Services. They evaluate an insurance companies - Answer>> financial status Independent agencies, exclusive agencies, general, managerial, and direct response, are all types of - Answer>> marketing distributions systems Insurance for Insurers is called - Answer>> reinsurance An individual that is licensed to sell or solicit insurance contracts for the insurance company are called - Answer>> producers The authority a principal(owner) of an insurance company gives to an agent that is written in a contract is called - Answer>> express The authority a principal(owner) of an insurance company gives to an agent that is ASSUMED is called - Answer>> implied The assumption of authority is called - Answer>> apparent Someone in the position of holding the ultimate trust for someone else is called a - Answer>> fiduciary
Insurance CODE OF ETHICS (professionalism) is also called - Answer>> Market Conduct An agreement between two or more parties enforceable by law is called a - Answer>> contract When an offer is made to someone (to buy a car) and the offer is accepted by the purchaser, it is called - Answer>> offer and acceptance Monies, services, personal items used as payment in a contract are called - Answer>> consideration People engaging in contracts that are of legal age, not mentally impaired, not under the influence of substances, or other people are considered - Answer>> competent A contract must be used for (not illegal) - Answer>> legal purposes In insurance, when an offer is made and is accepted it is called a - Answer>> contract of adhesion The premium paid monthly by the insured, is less than the amount that will be paid by the insurance company if a loss occurs. This is called (Aleaha's Story) ex: john pays 100 a month for life insurance, but dies suddenly and collects $50,000. - Answer>> aleatory contract Most insurance contracts are done between persons and the company. This is considered a personal - Answer>> contract
A legal process that can STOP a party from re-asserting a right or a privalege that has been waived, is called - Answer>> estoppel