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Ohio Property and Casualty (2026/2027) EXAM
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If an insurer holds a Certificate of Authority, it is known as
what type of insurer? - Answer-Authorized or Admitted
What is consideration in an insurance contract? - Answer-
Consideration is something of value that each party gives
to the other. Consideration on the part of the insurer is
binding.
What is consideration on the part of the insurer? - Answer-
A promise to pay in the event of a loss
A tornado that destroys a property would be an example of
what? - Answer-Peril
What does the term reasonable expectations mean in
insurance? - Answer-Certain expectations for coverage
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that a reasonable person would have based on sources
other than just the policy language.
Conditions that increase the chance of loss are known as
what? - Answer-Hazards
What provision states that if a policy allows for greater
benefits than the financial loss incurred, the insured may
be compensated only for the amount lost? - Answer-
Indemnity
What are the three types of hazards? - Answer-Physical,
moral, and morale
What document is required for an insurance company to
transact insurance? - Answer-Certificate of Authority
What does the term unilateral contract mean? - Answer-A
unilateral contract is a one-sided contract. This means
only one party makes an enforceable promise.
In insurance contracts, when is the offer usually made? -
Answer-When the insurance application is submitted.
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What are the three types of agent authority? - Answer-
Express, implied and apparent
Insurers are classified according to their domicile. What
are the three types of insurers? - Answer-Domestic,
foreign, and alien
What type of authority is based on the agent's actions, or
words? - Answer-Apparent
A policy that covers all causes of loss except for those
specifically excluded is known as what type of policy? -
Answer-Open Peril (or special) form
How are direct and indirect losses related? - Answer-
Direct losses can cause indirect losses.
What is the difference between cancellation and
nonrenewal? - Answer-Cancellation is the termination of
an insurance policy by either party prior to the policy's
expiration date. Nonrenewal is the termination of a policy
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at its expiration date by not offering a continuation of the
existing policy.
What is the process that insurers use to determine
whether a policy should be insured and on what terms and
conditions? - Answer-Underwriting
In property insurance, when must insurable interest exist?
- Answer-At the time of loss
What do individuals use to transfer their risk of loss to a
larger group? - Answer-Insurance
What are the four elements of an insurance contract? -
Answer-Agreement (Offer and Acceptance),
Consideration, Competent parties, and legal purpose.
In the agent/insurer relationship, who is considered the
principal? - Answer-Insurer
Insurance contracts are aleatory in nature. What does that
mean? - Answer-Unequal values are exchanged between
the parties to a contract.
Ohio Property and Casualty (2026/2027) EXAM
||VERIFIED EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM!!!
If an insurer holds a Certificate of Authority, it is known as
what type of insurer? - Answer-Authorized or Admitted
What is consideration in an insurance contract? - Answer-
Consideration is something of value that each party gives
to the other. Consideration on the part of the insurer is
binding.
What is consideration on the part of the insurer? - Answer-
A promise to pay in the event of a loss
A tornado that destroys a property would be an example of
what? - Answer-Peril
What does the term reasonable expectations mean in
insurance? - Answer-Certain expectations for coverage
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that a reasonable person would have based on sources
other than just the policy language.
Conditions that increase the chance of loss are known as
what? - Answer-Hazards
What provision states that if a policy allows for greater
benefits than the financial loss incurred, the insured may
be compensated only for the amount lost? - Answer-
Indemnity
What are the three types of hazards? - Answer-Physical,
moral, and morale
What document is required for an insurance company to
transact insurance? - Answer-Certificate of Authority
What does the term unilateral contract mean? - Answer-A
unilateral contract is a one-sided contract. This means
only one party makes an enforceable promise.
In insurance contracts, when is the offer usually made? -
Answer-When the insurance application is submitted.
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What are the three types of agent authority? - Answer-
Express, implied and apparent
Insurers are classified according to their domicile. What
are the three types of insurers? - Answer-Domestic,
foreign, and alien
What type of authority is based on the agent's actions, or
words? - Answer-Apparent
A policy that covers all causes of loss except for those
specifically excluded is known as what type of policy? -
Answer-Open Peril (or special) form
How are direct and indirect losses related? - Answer-
Direct losses can cause indirect losses.
What is the difference between cancellation and
nonrenewal? - Answer-Cancellation is the termination of
an insurance policy by either party prior to the policy's
expiration date. Nonrenewal is the termination of a policy
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at its expiration date by not offering a continuation of the
existing policy.
What is the process that insurers use to determine
whether a policy should be insured and on what terms and
conditions? - Answer-Underwriting
In property insurance, when must insurable interest exist?
- Answer-At the time of loss
What do individuals use to transfer their risk of loss to a
larger group? - Answer-Insurance
What are the four elements of an insurance contract? -
Answer-Agreement (Offer and Acceptance),
Consideration, Competent parties, and legal purpose.
In the agent/insurer relationship, who is considered the
principal? - Answer-Insurer
Insurance contracts are aleatory in nature. What does that
mean? - Answer-Unequal values are exchanged between
the parties to a contract.
