20 exam-style questions drawn from the same bank as our full Oregon Public Adjuster course (Oregon Public Adjuster — Exam Prep). Answer all 20, then grade yourself — most state exams require 70% to pass. Explanations for every question are part of the full course.
1. How does the construction of an exclusion differ from the construction of an exception to that exclusion?
2. HO-6 Coverage A default limits are typically:
3. After the insurer proves an exclusion applies, who bears the burden of proving that an exception to that exclusion (such as an ensuing-loss provision) restores coverage?
4. Under the Business Income coverage form (CP 00 30), the period of restoration begins:
5. A DP-1 with EC and V&MM insured reports a break-in: the door was kicked in and a TV and tools were stolen. What is the coverage outcome?
6. A proof of loss is best described as:
7. Pre loss listing photographs, receipts, and maintenance records are used principally to:
8. A homeowners form provides no Coverage C protection for motor vehicles. This is an example of which type of exclusion?
9. The defining feature of a reciprocal exchange, and the classic exam hook, is that it is managed by:
10. Under the earth movement exclusion, earthquake and landslide are excluded regardless of cause; however:
11. The 'Suit Against Us' condition establishes:
12. A carrier agrees the contents loss is owed but disputes the structure, and withholds the entire settlement until the structure is resolved. Under model claim settlement rules this is:
13. A client asks whether she should sign a nonwaiver agreement on a significant coverage question. The public adjuster should:
14. Among the three "other insurance" clause types, which one purports to provide NO coverage at all if other insurance exists, and is widely disfavored by courts?
15. An insurer's duty to pay a covered loss depends on the insured first giving notice, filing a proof of loss, and cooperating. This dependence of the insurer's obligation on the insured's compliance illustrates which characteristic of the insurance contract?
16. On loss settlement, the BOP and the CPP default treatments differ how?
17. An adjuster tells an insured not to bother filing a proof of loss, and the insured files none. The insurer's later reliance on that condition is most directly barred by:
18. A public adjuster signs a contract to adjust a client's fire claim and then offers to perform the reconstruction work through his own contracting company. Under the NAIC Public Adjuster Licensing Model Act pattern, this arrangement is:
19. Which endorsement provides replacement cost settlement on personal property (contents)?
20. Which BOP coverages are the sub-limited 'easy money' an unrepresented insured often fails to claim?
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