IIC C11 Actual Free Exam Questions & Community Discussion

  • Exam Code/Number: C11
  • Exam Name/Title: Principles and Practice of Insurance
  • Certification Provider: IIC
  • Corresponding Certification: Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP)
  • Exam Questions: 103
  • Updated On: Oct 09, 2026
Which action reduces a hazard?
Correct Answer: B Vote an answer
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Ace Brokerage Inc., a liability insurer, has been in business for three years. It is suffering financial difficulties despite writing a significant amount of new business. What is the most likely reason?
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What does the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) encourage?
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In a non-proportional (excess of loss) reinsurance contract, the reinsurer agrees to pay the portion of any loss thatexceeds $80,000, up to an additional$100,000.
How much would the primary insurer pay for an insured loss of$60,000?
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What is generally thethirdstep in responding to a privacy breach?
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If one in every five houses suffers a $50,000 loss each year, and all houses have the same value, what would the pure premium be for each homeowner?
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Insurer A and Insurer B cover the same building and the policies are NOT subject to contribution. The building sustains a loss of $450,000. How can the insured claim for their loss?
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