Property and Casualty Chapter 5

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In contrast, Dwelling policies are available for homeowners who ____ their dwellings to other people to live in.

Rent

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While the general rule for Homeowners is that the homeowner must own and live in (occupy) the dwelling, the exception to the rule is the ___, which is for renters/tenants.

HO-4

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The ____ is for condominium owners.

HO-6

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The HO-4 has no Property coverage on the building because the renter has no ____ in the building.

Insurable interest

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Of the seven Homeowners forms, five are designed to cover both the building and the ____.

Contents/Personal Property.

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The remaining two forms, the HO-4 (Tenants) and the HO-6 (Condominium Unit Owners) provide little or no ____ coverage.

Building or Dwelling

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To qualify for a Homeowners policy the dwelling must be used principally as a residence, although certain ___ businesses are allowed, such as a small dance studio, professional office, private school or day care center.

Low risk

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The Homeowners policy owner is referred to as the ____.

Named Insured

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The policy owner's spouse automatically has the rights of a Named Insured if he/she lives at the ____.

Same address

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The dwelling that you live in, and any other structures as well as the land that goes with it, is referred to as your _____.

Residence Premises

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A much broader definition of covered locations where you have premises type liability coverage is called an____, which would include locations such as a newly acquired premises, cemetery plots and a premises that you occasionally rent for non-business purposes.

Insured Location

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Homeowners Coverage A covers your ____.

Dwelling

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Homeowners Coverage B covers ____ such as a detached garage, storage shed, fence or swimming pool.

Other Structures

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Homeowners Coverage C covers your stuff, which is called _____.

Personal Property

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Coverage C covers your stuff anywhere in the ____.

World

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Homeowners Coverage D covers your ____ of your dwelling following a covered loss, which is also called _____.

Loss Of Use, Additional Living Expenses

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HO-1 and HO-8 policy Coverage's A and B are written on a ____ form Cause of Loss. Coverage C is also written on a ____ form Cause of Loss.

Basic forms

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HO-2 policy Coverages A and B are written on a ____ form Cause of Loss. Coverage C is also written on a ____ form Cause of Loss.

Broad forms

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HO-3 policy Coverages A and B are written on a ____ form Cause of Loss. But Coverage C remains at the ___ form level.

Special and Broad

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HO-5 policy Coverage's A and B are written on a ____ form Cause of Loss. Coverage C is also upgraded to ____ form Cause of Loss.

Special forms

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Both the HO-4 and the HO-6 policy Coverage Cs are written on a ___ form Cause of Loss.

Broad

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Loss Settlement under Coverage's A and B are paid on a ___ basis as long as the dwelling is insured for at least __ percent of its replacement cost.

Replacement Cost, 80

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Loss Settlement under Coverage C is on an ___ basis unless the coverage is upgraded to _____ by endorsement for a higher premium.

ACV, Replacement Cost

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Earthquake coverage can be added to an HO policy by ___ and is written with a ___ deductible. But the minimum deductible is ___.

endorsement, percentage, $250

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The Inflation Guard endorsement automatically raises the Coverage A and B limits on a _____ basis during the policy year.

Pro rata

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HO Section II is a _____.

Personal Liability Policy

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Personal Liability coverage provides protection to you and your family for your negligence that results in the____ or _____ to a third party (The Other Guy).

Bodily injury (BI) or Property damage (PD)

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HO Section II also provides _______ coverage on a No Fault basis in an attempt to avoid lawsuits.

Medical Payments to Others

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Medical Payments coverage will not pay for the medical expenses of the Named Insured or any regular resident of the Insured's household, except for a _____, such as a paid nanny, valet or butler who ARE covered by Med Pay.

Residence Employee

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Anyone who RENTS an apartment or a house needs _____, which provides fire protection for the property that is in their Care, Custody and Control but that they do not own. All HO policies provide this protection.

Fire Legal Liability

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A Mobile Home Endorsement can be added to an ____ or an ____ policy.

HO-2 or HO-3

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Again, Dwelling policies are available to homeowners who ____ their dwellings to others.

Rent

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DPs are very similar to the same numbered HO's except that they do not have ____ or ____ coverage's. However, these coverage's can be added by endorsement for an ____ in premium.

Theft or Liability, Increase

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There are only three DP forms: ____, ____, and ____.

DP-1, DP-2 and DP-3

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The DP-1 covers only three perils, ____, _____ and ____. However, essentially Basic coverage's can be obtained by adding the Extended Coverage (EC) Endorsement and the ________ endorsement.

Fire, Lightning, and Explosion. Vandalism and Malicious Mischief (V&MM)

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DP Coverage D is not Additional Living Expenses, but rather _____.

Fair Rental Value

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Theft Coverage and Liability Coverage can be added to a DP by _____ for an increased premium.

Endorsement