最新的IIC RIBO Level 1 Entry-Level Broker - RIBO-Level-1免費考試真題

A. Travel health policies do not cover eye glasses or contact lens.

B. Benefits are not payable for elective surgery.

C. Senior citizens are only eligible for travel health insurance if accompanied by an immediate family member.

D. Travel health policies do not cover medical treatment where the policy is sought specifically to obtain such treatment.

A. A professional athlete who insures their hands for $10 million.

B. A group of individuals who pool their money to cover each other's losses.

C. A business that purchases a policy with a very high $50,000 deductible.

D. A person who chooses not to buy insurance and instead keeps a large emergency fund.

A. The garden tools and outdoor chairs would be covered under Coverage C and garden shed would be covered under Coverage B.

B. The garden tools and outdoor chairs would be covered under Coverage A and garden shed would be covered under Coverage B.

C. The garden tools and outdoor chairs would be covered under Coverage C and garden shed would be covered under Coverage D.

D. The garden tools, outdoor chairs and garden shed would be all covered under Coverage A.

A. Email.

B. Fax.

C. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).

D. Mail.

A. Simply complete 24 hours of Continuing Education (CE) credits in a single year.

B. There is no longer a Level 2; all brokers move directly from Level 1 to Level 3 Management.

C. Complete 2 years of experience as a Level 1 broker and pass the Level 2 (Technical) examination.

D. Complete 1 year of experience as a Level 1 broker and obtain a recommendation from their Principal Broker.

A. Completed and signed endorsements that are attached to the application and proof of insurance card.

B. Certificate of automobile insurance and the Ontario Automobile Policy (OAP) 1.

C. Proof of insurance card and the Ontario Automobile Policy (OAP) 1.

D. Completed and signed accident benefits checklist and proof of insurance card.

A. $150,000 coverage and valid for 180 days.

B. $100,000 coverage and valid for 365 days.

C. $50,000 coverage and valid for 365 days.

D. $100,000 coverage and valid for 300 days.

A. Obtained by dividing the amount of insurance by the number of structures

B. 10% of the total amount of insurance

C. An amount equal to the value of the damaged structure without regard to other structures

D. Obtained by dividing the amount of insurance in the proportions that the value of each structure bears to the total value of both structures at the time of loss

A. 30 days or until the policy term ends, whichever comes first.

B. 25 days or until the policy term ends, whichever comes first.

C. 60 days or until the policy term ends, whichever comes first.

D. 15 days or until the policy term ends, whichever comes first.

A. A loss, not otherwise excluded, to an insured outboard motor while being used by the insured in Florida.

B. A scheduled boat and motor vessel used to carry cottagers from the marina to their island property for compensation.

C. Damage caused by beavers using the watercraft as a winter home while in storage in the insured's boathouse.

D. Damage to the hull of the watercraft caused by ice resulting from failure to drain the compartments when the watercraft was stored for the winter.

A. To be competent to perform the services which the member undertakes on the client's behalf.

B. Not to charge or accept any fee which is not fully disclosed prior to the service being rendered.

C. To be both candid and honest when advising the member's client.

D. To maintain a Trust Account for all trust money received.