Free Pennsylvania Casualty & Allied Lines Exam Practice Test
Series 16-05 — The Pennsylvania Casualty & Allied Lines producer exam (series 16-05) covers casualty insurance basics, personal and commercial auto, general liability, crime, businessowners liability, workers' compensation, and Pennsylvania insurance law.
100
Scored items (approx.)
120 min
Time limit
70%
Passing score
403
Practice questions
Topics covered on the Casualty & Allied Lines exam
Insurance Regulation
92 practice questions · Continuing education, License required, License process, Nonresident reciprocity, …
General Insurance Concepts
52 practice questions · Pure risk, Hazard, Peril, Methods of handling risk, …
Casualty Insurance Basics
91 practice questions · Guaranty association, Auto cancellation, Commercial cancellation, Residential cancellation, …
Personal Automobile Policy
24 practice questions · Minimum BI limits, Minimum PD limit, First-party medical minimum, Tort election, …
Commercial Automobile Policy
20 practice questions · Proof of coverage, Motor carrier endorsement, Business auto coverage, Covered auto symbols, …
Commercial General Liability
32 practice questions · Coverage A, Coverage B, Coverage C, Occurrence form, …
Commercial Crime
12 practice questions · Employee theft, Forgery or alteration, Computer fraud, Theft inside premises, …
Businessowners Liability
32 practice questions · BOP purpose, Liability coverage, Medical expenses, Products-completed operations, …
Workers Compensation
32 practice questions · SWIF, Mandatory coverage, Occupational disease, Sole proprietor election, …
Other Casualty
16 practice questions · Commercial umbrella, Professional liability, Directors and officers, Employment practices liability, …
Practice Test: Casualty & Allied Lines
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