A) $300
B) $1,300
C) $500
D) $700
E) $800
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A) an automobile
B) a garage
C) a house
D) appliances
E) trees and shrubs
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A) earthquake damage
B) flooding
C) brush fires
D) wind damage to your roof
E) theft of business supplies from your office
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A) carries a chance of either loss or gain, such as gambling or investing in a new business.
B) is the cause of a possible loss.
C) increases the likelihood of loss through some peril.
D) are the uncertainties of direct or indirect losses to property due to fire, windstorms, accidents, theft, and other hazards.
E) is loss possibilities due to negligence resulting in bodily harm or property damage to others.
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A) the refusal by an insurance company to pay for the covered loss.
B) the cause of risk.
C) the cause of a possible loss.
D) an uncertainty as to loss.
E) risk
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A) replacement value
B) actual cash value
C) umbrella
D) endorsement
E) personal articles endorsement
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A) rating territory
B) assigned risk pool
C) no-fault system
D) driver classification
E) use of the vehicle
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A) Age
B) Type and age of vehicle
C) Claims in your geographic area
D) Insurance company claim processing costs
E) State insurance premium regulations
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A) rating territory
B) assigned risk pool
C) no-fault system
D) driver classification
E) use of the vehicle
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A) the chance that something may be lost.
B) is the cause of a possible loss.
C) the increased likelihood of loss through some peril.
D) uncertainties of direct or indirect losses to property due to fire, windstorms, accidents, theft, and other hazards.
E) loss possibilities due to negligence resulting in bodily harm or property damage to others.
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