Free Commercial Property Policies Practice Questions
Wisconsin Property & Casualty exam — 60 practice questions.
Subtopics: Commercial property, Business income, Building and personal property, Causes of loss forms, Commercial package, Equipment breakdown, Coinsurance, Builders risk, Extra expense, Ordinance or law, Inland marine, Reporting form, Causes of loss special form, Agreed value, Peak season endorsement, Spoilage coverage, Causes of loss basic form, Newly acquired property, Functional valuation, Causes of loss broad form, Debris removal, Brands and labels, Pollutant cleanup, Legal liability coverage form, Tenant improvements, Earthquake coverage, Additional coverages, Coverage extensions, Vacancy, Valuation, Optional coverages, Functional building valuation
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Sample questions & answers
1. A commercial property policy's building and personal property coverage form insures:
A business’s building and business personal property
The building and personal property coverage form insures the business's structure and its business personal property against covered perils.
2. Business income (interruption) coverage pays for:
Lost net income and continuing expenses after a covered loss
Business income coverage replaces lost net income and pays continuing expenses when a covered loss suspends operations.
3. The Building and Personal Property Coverage Form (BPP) covers all of the following EXCEPT:
The insured's legal liability to customers
The BPP is a property form covering buildings and contents; liability exposures are insured separately under a liability coverage part.
4. Which Causes of Loss form provides the broadest, open-peril commercial property coverage?
Special Form
The Special Form (CP 10 30) is open-peril, covering all direct physical loss except what is specifically excluded.
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Practice: Commercial Property Policies
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