OPCI Oklahoma Property and Casualty Insurance Exam - Set 1 - Part 3

Test your knowledge of technical writing concepts with these practice questions. Each question includes detailed explanations to help you understand the correct answers.

Question 41: An Oklahoma insurer prepares the privacy notice it must give customers describing its information practices. Regarding the security measures it uses to protect nonpublic personal information, what does the Oklahoma privacy rule require the notice to say about those specific safeguards?

Question 42: An underwriter orders a report on an applicant that gathers information about the applicant's character, reputation, and mode of living by talking directly with neighbors, friends, and associates. Under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, which type of report is this?

Question 43: An individual previously convicted of a felony involving dishonesty wants to work in the business of insurance affecting interstate commerce. Under the federal law that governs this situation, what must the person obtain before lawfully engaging in the business of insurance despite that prior conviction?

Question 44: The federal government pursues a civil penalty against a person who engaged in prohibited conduct in the business of insurance affecting interstate commerce. Under the federal civil penalty provision, how is the maximum civil penalty for each such violation actually measured?

Question 45: An admitted property and casualty insurer doing business in Oklahoma becomes insolvent, leaving covered claims unpaid. Which mechanism exists to pay the covered claims of that insolvent insurer's Oklahoma policyholders within statutory limits, funded by assessments on the other member insurers?

Question 46: An Oklahoma insured obtains a hard-to-place commercial risk through the surplus lines market from a nonadmitted insurer. Compared with a policy from an admitted insurer, what important protection does this surplus lines coverage lack, as the required policy stamp must plainly disclose?

Question 47: A commercial risk in Tulsa is so unusual that no admitted Oklahoma insurer will write it after a diligent search of the admitted market. Through which market may a specially licensed broker then place the coverage with an eligible insurer that is not licensed in Oklahoma?

Question 48: A producer in Lawton arranges immediate coverage for a client whose new commercial building needs protection today, before the insurer can issue the full policy. Which document provides this temporary evidence of coverage pending issuance of the policy, and which Oklahoma allows to be made orally or in writing?

Question 49: An Oklahoma insurer decides to end a commercial policy, and the producer must explain a basic distinction to the insured. Which term describes termination of a policy at a date other than its normal expiration, as opposed to simply letting the policy end when its term expires?

Question 50: An Oklahoma agency explains to a client the difference between two categories of insurers it may deal with. One insurer holds a certificate of authority to transact business in the state, while the other does not. Which term correctly labels the insurer that holds that authority?


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