Florida 220 Insurance Exam Test Correct and Verified Answers Graded A

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Florida 220 Insurance Exam Test Correct and Verified Answers Graded A

Question 1 What is a policy renewal?

  • Changing the terms of an insurance policy
  • Continuing an existing insurance policy term without changes
  • Canceling an existing insurance policy
  • Increasing the premium of an insurance policy

Correct Answer: B. Continuing an existing insurance policy term without changes

Question 2 A captive insurance company is primarily established for what purpose?

  • To insure the general public
  • To insure the risks of its parent company
  • To offer reinsurance
  • To operate in the stock market

Correct Answer: B. To insure the risks of its parent company

Question 3 Which insurer operates on a non-profit basis by returning surplus funds to its policyholders?

  • Stock insurer
  • Mutual insurer
  • Captive insurer
  • Lloyds of London company

Correct Answer: B. Mutual insurer

Question 4

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Insurable interest must exist at which time?

  • Only at the time of the contracts conception
  • Only at the time of the loss
  • At the time of the contracts conception and at the time of loss
  • At the time the premium is paid
  • Correct Answer: C. At the time of the contracts conception and at the time of loss Question 5 Which principle prevents the insured from profiting from insurance?

  • Insurance interest
  • Indemnity
  • Contribution
  • Subrogation

Correct Answer: B. Indemnity

Question 6 Which principle prevents the insured from profiting from the insurance? (Note: Wording kept exactly as provided)

  • Increase the premium after a claim
  • Refuse to pay out in the event of fraud
  • Pursue a third party that caused an insurance loss to the insured
  • Share the loss with other insurers
  • Correct Answer: C. Pursue a third party that caused an insurance loss to the insured Question 7 The principle of utmost good faith requires which of the following?

  • The insurer to compensate for losses promptly
  • Both parties to enter into the insurance contract in good faith
  • The insured to pay a premium
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  • The insurer to cover all declared risks
  • Correct Answer: B. Both parties to enter into the insurance contract in good faith Question 8 Which principle describes the sharing of loss by all members of a group?

  • Contribution
  • Subrogation
  • Risk pooling
  • Utmost good faith

Correct Answer: C. Risk pooling

Question 9 What is the principle of indemnity in insurance?

  • Insuring only high risk individuals
  • Providing benefits beyond the actual loss
  • Compensation for the loss no more than the insured Economic loss
  • Sharing risk among policyholders
  • Correct Answer: C. Compensation for the loss no more than the insured Economic loss Question 10 [Question missing from source text]

  • Changing the terms of an insurance policy
  • Continuing an existing insurance policy term without changes
  • Canceling an existing insurance policy
  • Increasing the premium of an insurance policy
  • Non payment of premium

Correct Answer: B. Continuing an existing insurance policy term without changes

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