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Prepare for the Florida Personal Lines Insurance License Exam (20-44) with a comprehensive practice and review resource covering Florida-specific insurance concepts, personal lines policies, property and casualty fundamentals, and exam-style scenarios. The current Florida examination outline, effective January 1, 2026, lists 100 scored questions plus 8 pretest questions with a 2-hour time limit.

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FLORIDA
Personal Lines Exam 2025/2026 | Practice Questions &
Answers with Rationales | Complete Study Guide


RESOURCE FEATURES
• Florida Personal Lines exam practice questions
• Answers for self-assessment
• Detailed rationales and explanations
• Florida-specific insurance concepts
• Homeowners and personal-auto review
• Property and casualty terminology
• Scenario-based questions
• 2025/2026-focused preparation
• Exam-format review

, Florida Personal Lines Exam 2025/2026 |
Practice Questions & Answers with Rationales
| Complete Study Guide
1. Under Part A of a Personal Auto Policy, which of the following
losses would be covered?

A. Damage to property being transported by the insured
B. Damage to a neighbor's parked car
C. Damage to a neighbor's lawn mower in the care of the insured
D. Damage to the home the insured owns

Answer: B. Damage to a neighbor's parked car

Rationale: Part A (Liability Coverage) covers bodily injury and property
damage for which the insured becomes legally liable. Property being
transported, property in the insured's care/custody/control, and property
owned by the insured are all excluded.

2. Which of the following is true regarding the Fine Arts Floater?

A. Coverage is limited to the United States, Canada, and Mexico
B. Coverage is primarily for stamps and coins
C. It provides automatic coverage on newly acquired items for 90 days
D. It settles losses on an ACV basis

,Answer: C. It provides automatic coverage on newly acquired items for
90 days

Rationale: The Fine Arts Floater provides broad coverage for collectibles.
Newly acquired items are automatically covered for 90 days. Stamps and
coins are typically covered under separate policies, and losses are settled
on a valued or agreed amount basis, not ACV.

3. All of the following statements are correct about a Homeowners
Policy, except:

A. Home schooling is covered under a Homeowners Policy
B. Coverage D of a Homeowners Policy includes loss of income from an
incidental business
C. A Homeowners Policy will not cover theft of a boat away from premises
D. Coverage D of a Homeowners Policy covers additional living expenses

Answer: B. Coverage D of a Homeowners Policy includes loss of
income from an incidental business

Rationale: Coverage D (Loss of Use) covers additional living expenses and
fair rental value, but not loss of income from a business. Business activities
are excluded under homeowners policies. Home schooling is considered an
educational activity, not a business.

4. Under disability income insurance, a monthly benefit will be _____ of
the insured's monthly income.

, A. 80 1/2%
B. 66 2/3%
C. 70 2/3%
D. 50 3/4%

Answer: B. 66 2/3%

Rationale: Disability income benefits are typically limited to 66 2/3% (two-
thirds) of the insured's monthly income to prevent overinsurance and to
encourage return to work.

5. All of the following items of property are considered property not
covered under Coverage C of a Homeowners policy, except:

A. Credit cards
B. Personal property of a guest
C. Pets
D. Personal property of a tenant

Answer: B. Personal property of a guest

Rationale: Coverage C (Personal Property) covers the insured's personal
property. While credit cards, pets, and tenant property are excluded,
personal property of a guest is covered. This is an exception often tested.

6. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of licensing?

A. For the applicant to be familiar with the Florida insurance laws
B. To authorize and enable the licensee to actively and in good faith
engage in the insurance business as an agent

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