Free Missouri Casualty Exam Practice Test

The Missouri Casualty producer exam is given by Pearson VUE (exam 53) and covers general insurance concepts, casualty policies, and Missouri insurance law and regulation.

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90

Scored items (approx.)

120 min

Time limit

70

Passing score (scaled)

929

Practice questions

Topics covered on the Casualty exam

Insurance Regulation

185 practice questions · Director appointment, Director term, Director conflicts, Rulemaking notice, …

General Insurance Concepts

85 practice questions · Pure risk, Hazard, Peril, Methods of handling risk, …

Casualty Insurance Basics

127 practice questions · Compensatory damages, Special damages, General damages, Punitive damages, …

Personal Automobile Policy

122 practice questions · Minimum liability limits, Financial responsibility, Stored vehicles, Proof of responsibility, …

Commercial Automobile Policy

46 practice questions · Business auto coverage, Covered auto symbols, Hired autos, Non-owned autos, …

Commercial General Liability

93 practice questions · Commercial cancellation notice, Commercial nonrenewal notice, Commercial cancellation grounds, Commercial affiliate transfers, …

Commercial Crime

34 practice questions · Employee theft, Forgery or alteration, Computer fraud, Theft inside premises, …

Businessowners Liability

50 practice questions · BOP purpose, Liability coverage, Medical expenses, Products-completed operations, …

Workers Compensation

115 practice questions · Covered employers, Construction employers, Counting employees, Sole proprietors and partners, …

Other Casualty

72 practice questions · Malpractice associations, Malpractice JUA, Malpractice JUA limits, Malpractice JUA membership, …

Practice Test: Casualty

Answer choices are shuffled every time, and every question comes with an explanation.

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