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								Insurance is a contract whereby one undertakes to indemnify another against?									 | 
								Damage									 | 
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								According
to the California Code of Insurance, insurance is a contract whereby one
undertakes to indemnify another against loss, damage, or liability arising from
a contingent or unknown event.  True or False | 
								True									 | 
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								Risk is?									 | 
								The uncertainty or chance of a loss occurring.									 | 
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								Risk
is a certainty or chance of a loss occurring.True or False 									 | 
								False, Risk is a uncertainty or chance of a loss occurring.									 | 
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								What are the main types of risks? 									 | 
								The
two main types of risk are pure risk and speculative risk.  | 
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								The two main types of risk are pure risk and speculative risk.True or False									 | 
								True, the two main types of risk are pure risk or speculative risk. 									 | 
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								A peril is?									 | 
								A
peril is the actual cause of the loss. Examples of common perils include fire,
wind, hail, collision with another car, and theft.									 | 
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								A hazard is best defined as: 									 | 
								A
hazard is anything that increases the chance of loss or the severity of loss
due to a peril									 | 
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								A hazard that deals
with attitudes, behavior, and habits is an example of: 									 | 
								Moral
hazards deal with attitudes, behavior, and habits. Examples of moral hazards
are drug abuse, dishonest claims, alcoholism, smoking, and driving over the
speed limit.  | 
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								The
law of large numbers basically says; the larger the amount of information
gathered to make statistics, the more reliable that information will be.True or False									 | 
								True,the larger the amount of information gathered to
make statistics, the more reliable the information will be.									 | 
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								The
term ideally insurable risk means the risk is financially beyond reason and is unreasonable to insure. True or False | 
								False, the term ideally insurable risk means the risk is financially within reason and is
reasonable to insure. 									 | 
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								For insurable interest to exist: 									 | 
								Insurable
interest means the insured must establish he actually own something before it
can be insured. This means the insured has a possibility of suffering financial
loss. 									 | 
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								What is the term that describes balancing preferred
risks with poor risks, and average risks in the middle?  | 
								Balancing
preferred risks with poor risks and average risks in the middle creates a
profitable distribution of exposures.  | 
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								For
a contract to be enforced by the law it must contain these four elements: offer
and acceptance, consideration, competent parties, and legal purpose True or False									 | 
								True, it must contain these four elements: offer and acceptance, consideration, competent parties, and legal purpose for it to be enforceable  									 | 
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								What are the four
major elements of a contract? 									 | 
								1.An agreement 2.Competent parties3.Legal purpose4.Consideration									 |