Free Other Personal Lines Practice Questions
Virginia Personal Lines exam (series 11-07) — 70 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. A Virginia client buys a personal umbrella over her auto and homeowners policies. What does it add?
Excess liability limits above the underlying policies
A personal umbrella provides liability limits above the underlying auto and homeowners liability coverage.
2. Residential flood insurance is most often written through:
The National Flood Insurance Program
Flood coverage is generally written through the NFIP, directly or through Write Your Own insurers.
3. A personal watercraft (boat) policy typically covers:
Physical damage and liability from boat use
Boat policies cover the vessel and the owner's liability arising from its use; Virginia insurers must offer uninsured watercraft coverage (Va. Code 38.2-2232).
4. A personal articles floater is commonly used to insure:
Valuables such as jewelry and fine art
Personal articles floaters are inland marine forms for scheduled valuables.
Practice: Other Personal Lines
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