MAINE ADJUSTER PROPERTY AND CASUALTY
EXAM 2 PRACTICE TEST 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Quiet enjoyment. Answer: the right of an owner or lessee to
uninterrupted legal use of the property without interference or
undue disturbance caused by defective title
◉ general warranty deed. Answer: Deed that offers the most
protection in which grantor fully warrants good clear title to the
premises
◉ grand deed. Answer: A deed to real estate containing an implied
promise that the person transferring the property actually has good
title and that the property is not encumbered in any way, except as
described in the deed.
◉ special warranty deed. Answer: The grantors warrant or
guarantee the title only against defects arising during the period of
their tenure and ownership.
◉ bargain and sale deed. Answer: A deed that carries with it no
warranties against liens or other encumbrances but that does imply
that the grantor has the right to convey title
,◉ quitclaim deed. Answer: A deed in which the grantor gives up any
claims to the property without making any assertions about there
being a clear title.
◉ intestate. Answer: A person who dies without a will
◉ testate. Answer: When person dies with a will
◉ testator. Answer: A man who makes a valid will.
◉ testatrix. Answer: A female who makes a will
◉ executrix. Answer: A woman appointed by the will of a deceased
person to carry out the provisions thereof and settle the estate.
◉ executor. Answer: A woman appointed by the will of a deceased
person to carry out the provisions thereof and settle the estate.
◉ holographic will. Answer: A will that is written, dated, and signed
in the testator's handwriting.
, ◉ oral will. Answer: A will spoken by the testator before witnesses
during the last days of illness or injury and is afterwords reduced to
writing
◉ Accession. Answer: An addition to property through the efforts of
man or by natural forces.
◉ Adverse Possession. Answer: A method of acquiring original title
to property by open, notorious and hostile possession for a statutory
period of time: 20 yrs
◉ Alluvion. Answer: The solid material deposited along a shore by
accretion. Also called alluvium.
◉ Avulsion. Answer: Occurs in cases where there is a sudden loss of
land through nature.
◉ Alienation. Answer: The transferring of property to another; the
transfer of property and possession of lands, or other things, from
one person to another.
◉ Constructive Notice. Answer: Notice given by recording a
document or taking physical possession of the property.
EXAM 2 PRACTICE TEST 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Quiet enjoyment. Answer: the right of an owner or lessee to
uninterrupted legal use of the property without interference or
undue disturbance caused by defective title
◉ general warranty deed. Answer: Deed that offers the most
protection in which grantor fully warrants good clear title to the
premises
◉ grand deed. Answer: A deed to real estate containing an implied
promise that the person transferring the property actually has good
title and that the property is not encumbered in any way, except as
described in the deed.
◉ special warranty deed. Answer: The grantors warrant or
guarantee the title only against defects arising during the period of
their tenure and ownership.
◉ bargain and sale deed. Answer: A deed that carries with it no
warranties against liens or other encumbrances but that does imply
that the grantor has the right to convey title
,◉ quitclaim deed. Answer: A deed in which the grantor gives up any
claims to the property without making any assertions about there
being a clear title.
◉ intestate. Answer: A person who dies without a will
◉ testate. Answer: When person dies with a will
◉ testator. Answer: A man who makes a valid will.
◉ testatrix. Answer: A female who makes a will
◉ executrix. Answer: A woman appointed by the will of a deceased
person to carry out the provisions thereof and settle the estate.
◉ executor. Answer: A woman appointed by the will of a deceased
person to carry out the provisions thereof and settle the estate.
◉ holographic will. Answer: A will that is written, dated, and signed
in the testator's handwriting.
, ◉ oral will. Answer: A will spoken by the testator before witnesses
during the last days of illness or injury and is afterwords reduced to
writing
◉ Accession. Answer: An addition to property through the efforts of
man or by natural forces.
◉ Adverse Possession. Answer: A method of acquiring original title
to property by open, notorious and hostile possession for a statutory
period of time: 20 yrs
◉ Alluvion. Answer: The solid material deposited along a shore by
accretion. Also called alluvium.
◉ Avulsion. Answer: Occurs in cases where there is a sudden loss of
land through nature.
◉ Alienation. Answer: The transferring of property to another; the
transfer of property and possession of lands, or other things, from
one person to another.
◉ Constructive Notice. Answer: Notice given by recording a
document or taking physical possession of the property.
