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What is the largest office building risk that might be eligible for a BOP?
Correct Answer
D. Six stories and 100,000 square feet
Explanation
The largest office building risk that might be eligible for a Businessowners Policy (BOP) is typically 100,000 square feet. However, eligibility can vary depending on the insurer's specific guidelines and the nature of the office building's operations. It's important to note that BOPs are designed for small to medium-sized businesses, and the size limitation ensures that the policy covers businesses with relatively low-risk profiles.
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3: Under the additional coverages of the Businessowners property coverage, property removed to protect it from loss will be covered at another location for up to how many days?A. 5 daysB. 10 daysC. 20 daysD. 30 days
Correct Answer
D. 30 days
Explanation
D is correct. The preservation of property additional coverage covers loss from any cause of loss to property that was removed from the insured location to protect it from damage by a covered peril. Coverage applies for up to 30 days after the property is first moved.
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What is the standard deductible for the BOP property coverage?
Correct Answer
A. $500
Explanation
A4: A is correct. The standard deductible is $500.
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Which of the following statements applies to Mechanical Breakdown coverage?
Correct Answer
C. It is an optional BOP coverage that is activated by an entry in the declarations.
Explanation
A5: C is correct. Optional coverages are usually preprinted in the policy, but apply only if they are designated in the declarations. Losses involving an object during testing are specifically excluded.
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6: Which one of the following coverages is not included in the BOP?A. Bodily injury and property damage liabilityB. Personal and advertising injury liabilityC. Medical expenseD. Professional liability
Correct Answer
D. Professional liability
Explanation
A6: D is correct. The Businessowners Liability coverage includes the following coverages: BI liability, PD liability, personal and advertising injury liability, and medical expense.
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Which of the following would be covered under the building coverage of a BOP?
Correct Answer(s)
A. Restroom fixtures
D. Carpets and floor tiles
Explanation
A7: A and D are correct. Property owned and used by the insured in the business, such as photocopy machines and furnishings in the insured's private office, would be covered under Business Personal Property coverage.
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Which of the following would be covered under the business
personal property coverage of a BOP?
Correct Answer(s)
A. Desks, filing cabinets, and other office equipment the insured uses in her business
B. An enclosure around the front entry to a store that the insured tenant had built when he began leasing the building
Explanation
A8: A and B are correct. Property owned and used by the insured in the business and tenants' improvements and betterments made at the tenant's expense that cannot be legally removed are covered under Business Personal Property coverage. Materials that are on or within 100 feet of the premises being used for alterations, such as the cans of paint in Choice C, are covered under Building coverage. Personal property used to maintain or service the building, such as the fire extinguishers in Choice D, are also covered under Building coverage.
A8: A and B are correct. Property owned and used by the insured in the business and tenants' improvements and betterments made at the tenant's expense that cannot be legally removed are covered under Business Personal Property coverage. Materials that are on or within 100 feet of the premises being used for alterations, such as the cans of paint in Choice C, are covered under Building coverage. Personal property used to maintain or service the building, such as the fire extinguishers in Choice D, are also covered under Building coverage.
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Which of the following is not excluded under Businessowners Liability coverage?
Correct Answer
C. Liability assumed under an insured contract
Explanation
Under Businessowners Liability coverage, intentional damages, liquor liability for businesses serving liquor, and damage to the insured's own work are typically excluded. However, liability assumed under an insured contract is generally covered, meaning it is not excluded. This refers to the liability that a business assumes under a contract, as long as the contract qualifies as an "insured contract" as defined in the policy.
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What is the time limit for Extended Business Income coverage under the BOP?
Correct Answer
A. 30 days
Explanation
A is correct. Extended Business Income coverage begins after the insured's operations are resumed and continues until the insured is restored to the previous earning condition or for 30 consecutive days (unless a different length of time is specified in the declarations).
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For how long after the date of a direct physical loss will the insurance company pay for extra expenses under the extra expense additional coverage?
Correct Answer
D. 12 months
Explanation
D is correct. The insurance company will pay for extra expenses that occur within 12 consecutive months after the date of the direct physical loss.
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Unless a higher limit is shown in the declarations, what is the limit on coverage for business income from dependent properties?
Correct Answer
A. $5,000
Explanation
A is correct. The default limit for coverage of business income from dependent properties is $5,000.
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What is the discovery period for coverage of losses under the employee dishonesty optional coverage?
Correct Answer
B. One year from the end of the policy period
Explanation
B is correct. The discovery period during which a claim for this coverage can be filed ends one year from the end of the policy period.
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Which of the following is covered under personal and advertising injury liability coverage in the BOP?
Correct Answer
D. All of the above
Explanation
A15: D is correct. Personal and advertising injury covers all of the items listed plus false arrest, wrongful eviction, wrongful entry, invasion of the right of private occupancy, and use of another's advertising idea in an advertisement.
A15: D is correct. Personal and advertising injury covers all of the items listed plus false arrest, wrongful eviction, wrongful entry, invasion of the right of private occupancy, and use of another's advertising idea in an advertisement