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IIQE Paper 2
12-Sep-19
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1 Property insurances cover either specified perils or: Topic 1
Exp Property insurances cover either all risks or specified perils. The answer is C.
2 The fundamental risks considered exclusions in most general policies include war and: Topic 1
Exp The fundamental risks considered exclusions in most general policies include war and nuclear risks. The
answer is C.
3 An "all risks" policy is unlikely to cover loss or damage arising from which of the following causes? Topic 1
B The internal damage of a watch due to falling into the sea Section (ii)
Exp "All Risks" means that loss or damage arising from any conceivable risk is covered by the policy unless
an exclusion
applies. The claimant merely has to show that an accidental loss has occurred, without the need to
pinpoint its exact cause. The internal damage of a watch caused by high humidity is not an accidental
loss. The answer is C.
4 Insurance that provides protection only against damage caused by fire, lightning and household gas Topic 1
explosions is more likely to be:
A All risks Chapter (b)
Exp Specified perils (or "named perils") refer to that to be recoverable a loss or damage must have been
proximately caused by a peril (i.e. cause of loss) specifically mentioned (specified) in the policy, e.g.
lightning under a fire policy. The answer is D.
Exp Property insurances cover either all risks or specified perils. The answer is C.
6 In general insurance, health insurance is usually classified as: Topic 1
Exp "Insurance of the person" is one whose subject matter is a human being's life, limbs or health, or medical
expenses. The answer is B.
7 General insurance covers: Topic 1
Exp General insurance covers insurance of the person, insurance of property, insurance of pecuniary
interests, and insurance of liability. The answer is D.
8 War risks and nuclear risks are standard exclusions. Which of the following statements is correct? Topic 1
B Fundamental risks are insurable after the payment of an additional premium Section
Exp War risks and nuclear risks are standard exclusions and are generally not insurable. The answer is A.
9 Which of the following is unlikely to involve the "avoidance of certain terms and right of recovery" clause Topic 1
in a motor insurance policy?
A Fail to report an injured pedestrian within a reasonable period of time Chapter 1
B Fail to report an insured damaged vehicle within a reasonable period of time Section (g)
Exp Most commonly this will arise where the insured fails to report an accident to the insurer, or admits
liability to a third party without obtaining the insurer's prior written consent. The answer is B.
C Liability for property damage, death and injury to third parties QID 27
D 100% liability for property damage, death and injury to third parties Ans B Hot
Exp The Ordinance, when referring to "third party" risks, means potential liability for death or injury only.
Liability for property damage to third parties is not required by law. The answer is B.
11 "Act" insurance in Hong Kong motor insurance industry is: Topic 1
B More expensive and therefore less common than third party insurance Section (b)(iii)
C Cheaper and therefore more common than the motor insurance combination QID 29
D Of no importance in the insurer's motor insurance business because the coverage is so narrow; it cannot Ans D Hot
expect somebody will buy it
Exp "Act" insurance in Hong Kong motor insurance industry is of no importance in the insurer's motor
insurance business, because the coverage is so narrow, cannot expect somebody will buy it. The answer
is D.
12 Most motor insurance policies have a practice, that is, if the insured has not made a claim in the past year, Topic 1
in the coming year renewal he/she can get a discount on the premium. The most correct name for this
practice is:
A No claim bonus Chapter 1
Exp A significant and almost unique feature of motor insurance is the practice of granting a progressive
discount, called the " no claim discount" (NCD) or "claim free discount", on the renewal annual premium if
the preceding policy year has been claim-free. The answer is B.
13 In the practice of motor insurance in Hong Kong, the no claim discount adopted by the insurer provides Topic 1
the highest discount rate to:
A All classes of vehicles Chapter 1
Exp A typical scale of NCD for private cars is such that one claim-free year earns a 20% NCD, the second year
30% and so on, rising to a maximum of 60% after five consecutive claim-free years. With other classes of
vehicles, the scale of discount is very likely to start from 10%, rising to a maximum of 30% after three
consecutive claim-free years. The answer is B.
Exp A progressive discount on the renewal annual premium is offered if the preceding policy year has been
claim-free. The answer is C.
15 The NCD will be applied to private car insurance. When the private car gets the highest no claim discount, Topic 1
it will not cancel all the discounts due to a single claim. This operation is called:
A No claim discount deduction mechanism Chapter 1
Exp With private cars, the NCD system operates on what is called a "step-back system". This means that a
single claim will not necessarily destroy an entitlement to next year's discount. For instance, with a four
years' entitlement (i.e. 50% NCD) for a policy year, a single claim during the
year will reduce the discount on renewal to 20%. The answer is C.
16 In private car insurance, the "step-back system" means: Topic 1
A If the claim is related to a third party, the discount will not be reduced Chapter 1
D The discount will be reduced by 10% for each claim Ans C Hot
Exp With private cars, the NCD system operates on what is called a "step-back system". This means that a
single claim will not necessarily destroy an entitlement to next year's discount. For instance, with a four
years' entitlement (i.e. 50% NCD) for a policy year, a single claim during the
year will reduce the discount on renewal to 20%. The answer is C.
Exp A significant and almost unique feature of motor insurance is the practice of granting a progressive
discount, called the "no claim discount" (NCD) or "claim free discount", on the renewal annual premium if
the preceding policy year has been claim-free.
A typical scale of NCD for private cars is such that one claim-free year earns a 20% NCD, the second year
30% and so on, rising to a maximum of 60% after five consecutive claim-free years. With other classes of
vehicles, the scale of discount is very likely to start from 10%, rising to a maximum of 30% after three
consecutive claim-free years.
The answer is C.
18 The so-called "step-back system" is most suitable for which of the following vehicles? Topic 1
Exp With private cars, the NCD system operates on what is called a "step-back system". This means that a
single claim will not necessarily destroy an entitlement to next year's discount.
With other types of vehicles, a single claim will mean that there will not be any NCD in the forthcoming
year and a fresh claim-free year will be needed to earn the minimum discount again.
The answer is C.
19 Under the motor insurance NCD mechanism, when the NCD has accumulated to a high level, the Topic 1
occurrence of a claim will not eliminate the NCD of the next year. This system is called:
A Average mechanism Chapter 1
Exp With private cars, the NCD system operates on what is called a "step-back system". This means that a
single claim will not necessarily destroy an entitlement to next year's discount. The answer is B.
Exp Common exclusions/exceptions include the insured vehicle being used otherwise than in accordance with
the specified limitations as to the use of the vehicle, war and nuclear risks, and contractual liability. The
answer is C.
21 How to determine the premiums? Topic 1
Exp All the options are the common rating features. The answer is D.
22 Which of the following statements about "act" insurance is true? Topic 1
B "Act" insurance is an insurance that meets only the minimum statutory requirements Section (b)
A Only when special terms, such as extra premiums, are in force Chapter 1
B When the mandatory terms override the policy terms Section (g)
Exp There are situations where compulsory insurance requirements will not allow the insurer to deny policy
liability for death or injury claims from third parties, even though there is a breach of policy terms on the
part of the insured. The answer is B.
24 In a road accident, a passenger is injured in an insured vehicle. Which of the following motor insurance Topic 1
may cover the medical expenses?
A "Act" insurance Chapter 1
Exp All three major types of motor insurance cover any insured driver (or any passenger) for his liability at law
to third parties for their death, injury or property damage. The answer is D.
C Applicable for the purpose of the undertaking subject to special conditions of insurance QID 47
Exp "Additional" deductibles in motor insurance are those applicable for the purpose of the undertaking
subject to special conditions of insurance. The answer is C.
26 Which of the following descriptions of the deductible is correct? Topic 1
B The amount of deductible is usually less than that of excess Section (f)
Exp An excess (or "deductible") means that up to the stated amount of each loss is not insured. The answer is
A.
27 There is a motor insurance policy excess that is required by the insured, usually in return for a discount Topic 1
on the policy. This excess is called:
A A standard excess Chapter 1
Exp A voluntary excess is requested by the insured, in return for a premium discount. The answer is B.
28 Which of the following statements about the standard excesses is incorrect? Topic 1
B Such excesses do not allow for the provision of premium deductions Section (f)
Exp One of the features of standard excesses is that they do not qualify for any discount on the premium. The
answer is D.
B Accidents occurring outside the insurer's specified area of cover Section (d)
Exp The insurer may provide property insurance on the insured's car.
Common exclusions/exceptions include accidents occurring outside the specified geographical area of
cover.
An excess (or "deductible") means that up to the stated amount of each loss is not insured.
The answer is A.
30 How does motor insurance determine premiums? Topic 1
Exp All the options are the common rating features. The answer is D.
31 Which of the following is not considered by the insurer in determining the premium of a comprehensive Topic 1
private car policy?
A The insured's estimated value of the vehicle Chapter 1
Exp The common rating features do not include the sex of the insured. The answer is C.
32 In the "step-back system", all discounts will not be cancelled due to a single claim, which is applicable to: Topic 1
Exp With private cars, the NCD system operates on what is called a "step-back system". This means that a
single claim will not necessarily destroy an entitlement to next year's discount. The answer is A.
Exp There are three major classes of motor insurance: private vehicle (private car), motor cycle and
commercial vehicle. The answer is A.
34 Which of the following is not a major class of motor insurance? Topic 1
C Taxi QID 1
Exp Three major classes of motor insurance are private vehicle (private car), motor cycle and commercial
vehicle. The answer is C.
35 Which of the following is likely not to involve the "avoidance of certain terms and right of recovery" Topic 1
clause?
A Fail to report pedestrian injuries within the appropriate time Chapter 1
B Fail to report the theft of the insured vehicle within the appropriate time Section (g)&3.1.3
note
C Admit liability to the injured pedestrian at the scene QID 51
D Encourage injured pedestrians to claim for breach of the terms of the policy Ans B Hot
Exp Most commonly this will arise where the insured fails to report an accident to the insurer, or admits
liability to a third party without obtaining the insurer's prior written consent.
In such cases, if the insured is liable to a third party, the insurer shall indemnify the third party
notwithstanding the breach of the terms of the policy.
The answer is B.
36 The narrowest coverage of motor insurance is: Topic 1
Exp The narrowest coverage of motor insurance is "act" insurance. The answer is A.
C The death and injury of third parties and the damage of the insureds' vehicles QID 13
Exp The "third party only cover" covers any insured driver (or any passenger) for his liability at law to third
parties for their death, injury or property damage. The answer is D.
38 In respect of compulsory motor death and injury liability, the minimum amount of cover required is: Topic 1
Exp The minimum amount of cover required in respect of third party death and injury liability is HK$100 million
any one event. The answer is B.
39 Which of the following forms of motor insurance only covers the liability required by law? Topic 1
A "Act" Chapter 1
Exp "Act" insurance only covers the liability required by law. The answer is A.
40 General insurance covers: Topic 1
Exp General insurance covers insurance of the person, insurance of property, insurance of pecuniary
interests, and insurance of liability. The answer is A.
41 Which of the following statements regarding "act" insurance is incorrect? Topic 1
Exp The "act only cover" is now rarely found in the market. The answer is C.