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Froggy Jumps Chapter 6 game, HomeownersOnline version yuhh go pass dat exam by alecia 1 What is covered under Coverage F: Medical Payments? a Medical payments to Others/3rd Party b Property damage c Personal liability 2 What is covered under Coverage D: Loss of Use? a SCC b Limit 10% of A for the increased cost of repairs following a loss due to current building codes c It reimburses for medical expenses related to injuries on the property. 3 What is the purpose of the Coinsurance/Insurance to Value Clause? a To determine the insured's credit score. b For fun c To encourage the insured to purchase adequate insurance to value- at least 80% 4 What is the limit for the replacing trees, plants, and shrubs? a One Tree: $500Per Occurrence for more than one tree: 5% of A b Four Trees: $400 Per Occurrence for more than four trees: 20% of A. c Two Trees: $200 Per Occurrence for more than two trees: 10% of A. 5 What is covered under Coverage B: Other Structures? a Outdoor furniture on the patio b Detached structures set apart by clear space (ex. tool shed, pool) c Vehicles parked in the driveway 6 Number of days' notice required when the company is cancelling the insured for non-payment a 10 b 15 c 30 due to SCC requirments 7 The only coverage that pays regardless of fault a Liability Coverage b Property Insurance c Medical Payments 8 This provides property insurance to individuals living in high risk areas a Homeowners Insurance b Flood Insurance c VA Property Insurance Association - Fair Plan 9 Pays the increased cost to bring repairs up to current code following a covered loss a Building Code Endorsement b Ordinance or Law c Hazard Insurance 10 Can only be endorsed on an HO3 a HO5 Endorsement b HO2 Endorsement c Mobile Home Endorsement 11 Covers the costs incurred by the insured for necessary repairs to protect the insured's property from further damage after a covered loss a Temporary Repairs b Reasonable Repairs c Full Repairs 12 Sewer back-up, pollution, flood & inherent vice are all considered what under Section I a Exclusions b Liability c Endorsements 13 If you do not insure your home for at least 80% of the value, what loss valuation will you receive for your Dwelling and Other Structures a ACV b Replacement Cost c Fair Market Value 14 No one's home at the time of the loss a Vacant b Unoccupied c Occupied 15 Coverage E - Personal Liability Limit a $300,000 per occurrence b $100,000 per occurrence c $50,000 per occurrence 16 This clause provides the bank with certain rights and responsibilities a Policyholder Clause b Lender Endorsement c Mortgage Clause 17 The standard deductible on a homeowner policy a $500 b $250 c $1000 18 The term for no one's home and there is no furniture, and after 60 days there is no coverage for vandalism a Vacant b Empty c Unoccupied 19 Which policy has special perils for the dwelling but only has broad perils for personal property a HO-2 b HO-3 c HO-5 20 The territory the policy will cover your personal property a Worldwide b Domestic only c Europe 21 Forced entry to steal or breaking into safe to steal a Theft b Burglary c Robbery

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What is covered under Coverage F: Medical Payments?

What is covered under Coverage D: Loss of Use?

What is the purpose of the Coinsurance/Insurance to Value Clause?

What is the limit for the replacing trees, plants, and shrubs?

What is covered under Coverage B: Other Structures?

Number of days' notice required when the company is cancelling the insured for non-payment

The only coverage that pays regardless of fault

This provides property insurance to individuals living in high risk areas

Pays the increased cost to bring repairs up to current code following a covered loss

Can only be endorsed on an HO3

Covers the costs incurred by the insured for necessary repairs to protect the insured's property from further damage after a covered loss

Sewer back-up, pollution, flood & inherent vice are all considered what under Section I

If you do not insure your home for at least 80% of the value, what loss valuation will you receive for your Dwelling and Other Structures

No one's home at the time of the loss

Coverage E - Personal Liability Limit

This clause provides the bank with certain rights and responsibilities

The standard deductible on a homeowner policy

The term for no one's home and there is no furniture, and after 60 days there is no coverage for vandalism

Which policy has special perils for the dwelling but only has broad perils for personal property

The territory the policy will cover your personal property

Forced entry to steal or breaking into safe to steal