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MID-TERM EXAMINATION
RISK ANALYSIS & INSURANCE PLANNING
TOTAL MARKS: 15 TIME: 1 HR
A) THIS BOOK LET CONTAINS SECTION – A, SECTION – B, SECTION – C. ALL QUESTIONS ARE
COMPULSORY.
D) PERSONAL ITEM S, SUCH AS LAPTOPS, BOOKS AND NOTES, ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE
EXAMINATION ROOM. KEEP YOUR MOBILE SWITCHED OFF INSIDE THE EXAMINATION ROOM.
G) ALL WORK, INCLUDING ROUGH WORK, MUST BE WRITTEN IN THE QUESTION BOOKLET.
H) A CANDIDATE MUST NOT COMMUNICATE IN ANY WAY WITH ANOTHER CANDIDATE DURING
THE EXAMINATION AND MUST NOT DISTURB OTHER CANDIDATES.
A. Principle of Subrogation.
B. Principle of Indemnity.
C. Principle of Utmost Good Faith.
D. Principle of Gravity.
A. The peril
B. The risk
C. Neither the peril nor the risk
D. Both the peril and the risk
A. Is an economic asset
B. Is an income earning asset
C. Is a perishable asset
D. All the above
A. The policyholders
B. The IRDA
C. The Government
D. All the above
A. Risk Control.
B. Risk Transfer.
C. Risk Retention.
D. Risk Reduction.
A. The interest which the proposer has in the asset being insured
B. The relationship between the proposer and the object of insurance
C. The legal decisions on these matters
D. All of the above
B. If there does not exist any Insurable interest in the policy, the contract is said to be:
D. In life insurance
A. The principle of utmost good faith continues to operate till the policy becomes a claim
B. Facts which happen after the policy has commenced, need not be reported
C. Illnesses after the policy has commenced must be informed to the insurer.
D. All the above three statements are correct
A. Speculative
B. Economic
C. Sure to happen
D. All of the above
Q11. Mr. Vineet Jain has Fire and Misc. Insurance. When the insurable interest should exist, in order to
make an admissible claim?
Q12. Mr. Rahul misrepresented the facts to insurance company with reference to the fact of already
having an indemnity policy. The contract is:
A. People hesitate to buy life insurance because they are not aware of their needs
B. People hesitate to buy life insurance because they prefer to enjoy the present
C. Both the statements are correct
D. Both the statements are wrong
Q15. Rahul agrees to pay Manish Rs 1,00,000/- if Manish house is burnt, in exchange of Manish paying
Rs 5,000/- as premium. Which type of transaction is this?
A. Wagering Contract.
B. Betting.
C. Gambling.
D. Contract of Insurance.