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ARIZONA LIFE INSURANCE EXAM 2
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 COMPLETE
EXAMINATION TEST WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS

◉ Indemnify. Answer: To make a person whole by restoring that
person to the same financial position that existed before the loss.


◉ Policyowner. Answer: The insured


◉ Premium. Answer: A set amount of money for the insurance


◉ Insurer. Answer: The insurance company


◉ Insured. Answer: Person covered by insurance


◉ Policy. Answer: Legal document of a contract of insurance


◉ Loss. Answer: Reduction in the value of an asset

,◉ Claim. Answer: Demand for payment of the insurance benefit to
the person named in the policy


◉ Risk. Answer: Evaluated by two things: possibility of loss and the
uncertainty of whether or not the loss will occur
Uncertaintiy of financial loss


◉ Pure Risk. Answer: There is only a chance of loss only one
insurable


◉ Speculative Risk. Answer: Involves both an uncertainty of loss and
gain


◉ Peril. Answer: The immediate specific event causing loss and
giving rise to risk, cause of risk


◉ Hazard. Answer: Any factor that gives rise to peril, three types


◉ Physical hazards. Answer: Arise from material, structural, or
operational features of a risk situation. (Slippery Floors, unsanitary
conditions etc..)


◉ Moral hazards. Answer: Arise from people's habits and values,
filling a false claim ex

,◉ Morale hazards. Answer: Arise out of human carelessness or
irresponsibility, (failure to take safety precautions)


◉ Five methods for dealing with risk. Answer: Starr


◉ Sharing. Answer: A risk that cannot be avoided, choosing risk as a
means of handling the risk, by sharing risk we can also share the
potential losses.


◉ Transfer. Answer: Transferring the risk of loss to another party,
usually an insurance company more wiling to bear the risk.


◉ Avoidance. Answer: Avoiding the risk in the first place, not
undertaking a chance that can result in a chance of loss


◉ Reduction. Answer: When risks cannot be avoided, they may be
able to be reduced
Reducing the potential loss that might occur or by reducing the
amount the potential loss if it occurs


◉ Retention. Answer: Doing nothing about the risk, people assume
or retain the overall risk

, ◉ Law of large numbers. Answer: Ability to make predictions of
losses in a group is based upon the law of large numbers


◉ Insurable interest. Answer: Person having legitimate interest and
can benefit from preservation of the life or the property insured


◉ Deductible. Answer: The initial amount of a covered loss that the
insured must pay In order for insurer to pay for the remainder of the
claim


◉ Elimination period. Answer: The number of days an insured must
be disabled before disability income benefits become payable


◉ Co insurance. Answer: Within a specific coverage range the
insured and the insurer will share the allowed expenses


◉ Property insurance. Answer: Protects the insured against the
financial consequences of the direct or consequential loss


◉ Casualty insurance. Answer: Protects the insured against the
financial consequences of legal liability including that for
death,injury, disability or damage to real or personal property

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