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What is the primary purpose of life insurance?
What type of insurance typically involves a long-term contract?
What distinguishes comprehensive insurance from third-party insurance?
In life insurance with profits policy, what is generally payable?
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Which of the following describes the nature of risk for marine insurance?
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What is a key feature of fire insurance?
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What type of coverage does third-party insurance provide?
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How is compensation determined in a fire insurance policy?
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Motor Vehicles Insurance covers risk of loss or damage to motor vehicles due to ______, fire, theft, etc.
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Comprehensive Insurance compensates for all types of ______ causing damage or loss to the insured vehicle.
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In Third Party Insurance, the owner compensates the ______ insurer for injury to any person or vehicle.
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Life Insurance usually operates as a long-term contract while ______ and Marine Insurance are typically short-term contracts.
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In a with profits policy, the compensation payable is the sum assured plus ______.
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The nature of risk covered under marine insurance is considered ______.
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The premium for Life Insurance is generally payable in ______.
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The importance of insurance is that the owner of the vehicle receives the cost of the vehicle in case of loss by ______, fire, etc.
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Study Notes
The Primary Purpose of Life Insurance
- Provides financial protection to beneficiaries in the event of the policyholder's death.
Long-Term Insurance Contracts
- Life insurance policies are typically long-term contracts, offering coverage over extended periods.
Comprehensive vs. Third-Party Insurance
- Comprehensive insurance covers damage to the insured's own vehicle, while third-party insurance covers damage to the property or injuries of others.
Life Insurance with Profits Policy
- Payable amounts include the sum assured plus any accumulated bonuses or profits generated by the insurer.
Nature of Risk in Marine Insurance
- Marine insurance covers risks associated with maritime activities, including perils of the sea, accidents, and theft.
Key Feature of Fire Insurance
- Fire insurance policies typically cover losses caused by fire, smoke, and related damages.
Coverage of Third-Party Insurance
- Third-party insurance primarily provides financial protection against claims arising from accidents involving the insured vehicle.
Compensation in Fire Insurance
- Compensation is usually determined based on the insured value of the property, subject to policy terms and conditions.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of motor vehicle insurance, including the types of insurance, associated risks, and their importance. It highlights key concepts such as third-party insurance and comprehensive insurance and discusses the Motor Vehicles Act's mandates. Perfect for anyone seeking to understand vehicle insurance better.
