ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
The Covington Shops needs building and personal property coverage for a warehouse it
recently acquired. It has long term plans to rebuild the structure due to its distressed
construction and lack of public water supply. In the interim, the chain's best option is to
purchase a
Builders Risk Coverage Form (BRCF) to cover the warehouse
B
Standard Property Policy (SPP) to cover the warehouse.
Legal Liability Coverage Form to cover the warehouse.
D
Commercial Building and Personal Property Coverage Form (BPP) to cover the
warehouse. - Answer-Standard Property Policy (SPP) to cover the warehouse.
Roy's Toy Manufacturing is covered by a Building and Personal Property Coverage
Form (BPP) with a Value Reporting Form endorsement. Roy's policy limit is $1,000,000
with a $1,500 deductible. In November, Roy's filed a report with its insurer declaring
$70,000 in values which was a correct value for that month. As the holiday shopping
season approached, Roy's suffered a fire that badly damaged a large portion of its
inventory. Estimated inventory losses were $80,000 and total inventory values for
December were calculated at $100,000. How much will Roy's insurer pay for the loss of
inventory?
$54,500
B
$56,000
$78,500
D
$80,000 - Answer-$78,500
An insured has a Business Income (and Extra Expense) Coverage Form (BIC) with an
Extended Period of Indemnity coverage option for 180 days. Following a covered loss,
the period of restoration is 120 days. It takes an additional 90 days for revenue to return
to normal. Ignoring waiting periods, for what period would the BIC cover the business
income loss?
A
90 days
120 days
180 days
, 210 days - Answer-210 days
William is helping his client to select business income coverage endorsements. The
client is considering payroll limitation or exclusion, discretionary payroll expense,
business income / extra expense from dependent properties, and ordinance or law-
increased period of restoration. Which one of the following endorsements should
William recommend if his client is concerned that a business shutdown would cause him
to lose employees to other employers?
Business income / extra expense from dependent properties
Ordinance or law-increased period of restoration
C
Payroll limitation or exclusion
Discretionary payroll expense - Answer-Discretionary payroll expense
Tania is working with her insurance agent to select business income coverage
endorsements for her organic restaurant.
She is considering payroll limitation or exclusion, discretionary payroll expense,
business income / extra expense from dependent properties, and ordinance or law-
increased period of restoration. Which one of the following endorsements Should Tania
select if she is concerned that business interruption at the organic farm that supplies
most of her ingredients would affect her ability to operate?
Business income / extra expense from dependent properties
Discretionary payroll expense
C
Payroll limitation or exclusion
D
Ordinance or law-increased period of restoration - Answer-Business income / extra
expense from dependent properties
Malvern Manufacturing has an Equipment Breakdown Protection (EBP) Coverage Form
with a limit per breakdown of $350,000. The declarations page shows the Spoilage
Damage insuring agreement with a limit of $25,000 and the word
"included" next to it. Which one of the following statements is correct regarding Malvern
Manufactuing's EBP coverage?
The insurer will pay up to $25,000 for a Spoilage Damage loss, in addition to the
$350,000 limit per breakdown.
В
The amount paid for a Spoilage Damage loss will not affect the Property Damage limit.
C
he insurer will not pay more than $25,000 for a Spoilage Damage loss.
D
The insurer will pay up to the $25,000 limit, less any applicable deductible, for a
Spoilage Damage loss - Answer-The insurer will not pay more than $25,000 for a
Spoilage Damage loss.