XCEL Chapter 2
An example of risk sharing would be? A. Adding more security to a high-risk building B. Choosing not to invest in the stock market C. Doctors pooling their money to cover malpractice exposures D. Buying an insurance policy to cover potential liabilities
Doctors pooling their money to cover malpractice exposures
Which of the following is considered to be an event or condition that increases the probability of an insured's loss? A. Risk B. Hazard C. Indemnity D. Peril
Hazard
How do insurers predict the increase of individual risks? A. Law of large numbers B. U.S. Census C. Average mortality incidents D. Experience of morbidity
Law of large numbers
Insurance companies determine risk exposure by which of the following? A. Insurable interest B. Insurance exchanges C. Law of large numbers and risk pooling D. Population table data
Law of large numbers and risk pooling
All of the following are examples of pure risk EXCEPT? A. Losing money at a casino B. Injured while playing football C. Falling at a casino and breaking a hip D. Jewelry stolen during a home robbery
Losing money at a casino
The cause of a loss is referred to as a(n) A. hazard B. adversity C. peril D. risk
Peril
What is known as the immediate specific event causing loss and giving rise to risk? A. Peril B. Hazard C. Loss factor D. Liability
Peril
Which of these techniques will remove the risk of losing money in the stock market by never purchasing stocks? A. Risk reduction B. Risk transference C. Risk avoidance D. Risk retention
Risk avoidance
People with higher loss exposure have the tendency to purchase insurance more often than those at average risk. This is called? A. risk retention B. preexisting conditions C. law of large numbers D. adverse selection
adverse selection
Insurance represents the process of risk? A. selection B. avoidance C. transference D. assumption
transference