Business, 07.01.2021 18:20, radazharula1
1. Allen was driving home when a deer jumped out. The deer damaged his truck.
2. A lightning strike at Troy’s home damages his TV and DVD player.
3. ABC Insurance Inc. advises Katie that she cannot take out a policy on Brad Pitt.
4. Adam’s job is deciding if the insurer will accept a risk and what the cost will be.
5. Amy decides not to purchase a new car because insurance is so expensive.
6. Bill is paid for a collision claim based on the book value of his vehicle.
7. Cheetum’s Body Shop padded the repair bill for Chris’s pick up.
8. Janet hit a car and someone was hurt. This covers the medical expenses.
9. Keith let the auto insurance policy lapse. Keith rear-ended Ann’s truck today.
10. Missy owes for damage to John’s car because she hit him while talking on her cell.
11. Monica’s life insurance costs more but includes a savings component.
12. Pat insures his business partner, Chuck, with a $1 million life insurance policy.
13. Rob gets a bill in the mail from ABC Insurance Company for $125.
14. Ross contacted this business when he had an automobile accident.
15. Tammy hit a telephone pole and did over $2000 damage to her car.
16. This requires Joe to buy liability insurance prior to getting a license plate.
17. Thomas shut the trunk on his thumb and went to the emergency room.
18. Tony and Chris staged an auto accident to collect claim benefits.
19. Wanda’s car was damaged by hail during a storm.
20. An ambulance transported Melanie to the hospital after the other car crossed the center line and caused a wreck.
a. Actual Cash Value
b. Bodily Injury Liability
c. Collision
d. Comprehensive
e. Financial Responsibility Law
f. Homeowner’s
g. Insurable Interest
h. Insurance Company/Insurer
i. Insurance fraud
j. Insured
k. Joint Insurance
l. Medical Payments
m. Premium
n. Property Damage Liability
o. Renter’s
p. Risk management
q. Underwriter
r. Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist
s. Whole Life
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