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Free Policy Provisions and Claims Practice Questions
Vermont Personal Lines exam — 5 practice questions.
Subtopics: Declarations page, Endorsement, Pro rata cancellation, Proof of loss, Other insurance
Sample questions & answers
1. The declarations page of a personal lines policy generally shows:
The named insured, coverages, limits, deductibles, and premium
The declarations page summarizes the named insured, covered property, coverages, limits, deductibles, and premium.
2. An endorsement (rider) on a property policy is used to:
Add, delete, or modify coverage in the policy
An endorsement amends the policy by adding, removing, or changing coverage terms.
3. When an insurer cancels a policy mid-term, the unearned premium is usually returned on what basis?
A pro rata basis
Insurer-initiated cancellations generally return the unearned premium pro rata, without a penalty to the insured.
4. After a property loss, the insured's duty to submit a sworn statement of the loss to the insurer is the:
Proof of loss requirement
The insured must file a proof of loss, a sworn statement detailing the loss, within the time the policy requires.
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Practice: Policy Provisions and Claims
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