A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) gender.
B) age.
C) race.
D) marital status.
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A) Adequate physical damage insurance on your auto is the most important consideration.
B) Consideration should be given to dropping liability coverage if you drive an older car with a low market value.
C) To obtain the lowest premium,an applicant should review his or her eligibility for all discounts offered.
D) Price comparisons are of little value since auto insurers tend to charge the same premiums.
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A) Amber could increase her physical damage deductible.
B) Amber could move from the rural area where she lives to an urban or suburban area.
C) Amber could increase the amount of liability insurance that she carries.
D) Amber could add "other-than-collision loss" coverage to her policy.
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A) Most laws in force today are pure no-fault laws.
B) Most laws apply to both bodily injury and property damage.
C) Most laws permit payment of survivor benefits to a surviving spouse and children.
D) States with add-on plans restrict the right of accident victims to sue negligent drivers.
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A) pure no-fault plan.
B) modified no-fault plan.
C) add-on plan.
D) choice no-fault plan.
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A) superior risks who qualify for substantial discounts.
B) owners of vintage/antique autos where the replacement cost far exceeds the actual cash value.
C) drivers who are unable to obtain coverage in the standard market.
D) businesses that need to insure a fleet of vehicles under a single policy.
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A) guaranty funds.
B) unsatisfied judgment funds.
C) rainy-day funds.
D) second injury funds.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) The use of an auto by any driver with fewer than 3 years of driving experience
B) When an individual renews his or her driver's license
C) Failure to pay a final judgment resulting from an auto accident
D) The accumulation of unpaid parking tickets exceeding a specified value
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) pure no-fault laws.
B) "no pay,no play" laws.
C) financial responsibility laws.
D) unsatisfied judgment laws.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) state fund.
B) reinsurance facility.
C) joint underwriting association
D) automobile insurance plan.
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A) automobile insurance plan.
B) joint underwriting association.
C) pure no-fault plan.
D) specialty auto insurer.
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A) two cars owned by the same person will not be driven as frequently as one car.
B) multiple vehicle owners are safer drivers.
C) owners of more than one vehicle are more likely to be financially responsible.
D) lower liability limits are needed if there are multiple autos insured.
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A) elderly individuals.
B) Medicaid recipients.
C) drivers under age 25.
D) high-risk drivers.
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A) Under such a plan,you would collect from your own insurer and retain the right to sue the other party if your injuries surpass a dollar or verbal threshold.
B) Most no-fault plans that have been adopted by states are pure no-fault plans.
C) Under such a plan,you would collect from your own insurer and retain the right to sue the other party without having to satisfy a threshold.
D) Under such a plan,an accident victim cannot sue the other party,and no payments are made for pain and suffering.
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A) financial responsibility law.
B) compulsory insurance law.
C) unsatisfied judgment fund law.
D) "no pay,no play" law.
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