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18. Following a football match, 200 rival fans riot in the street setting fire to cars and breaking shop
windows. The window of a boutique is broken and smoke from a burning car outside damages the
stock. What is the proximate cause of the stock damage?

A. The football match.
B. The riot.
C. The fire from the cars.
D. The breakage of the boutique window.

19. Roy effects two personal accident insurance policies. In respect of loss of limb cover, the first policy
provides £25,000 and the second policy provides £30,000. What is the total amount that Roy will
receive in the event of a valid loss of limb claim?

A. £25,000
B. £27,500
C. £30,000
D. £55,000

20. What type of insurance contract is a personal accident policy?

A. Agreed value.
B. Benefit.
C. First loss.
D. Indemnity.

21. A building valued at £250,000 is jointly owned by Karen and Terry, who each individually arrange
insurance on it. Karen insures the building for £100,000, whilst Terry insures it for £150,000. How
much of the valid claim is each insurer liable to pay if a loss of £55,000 occurs?

A. Karen’s insurer is liable for £22,000 and Terry’s for £33,000.
B. Karen’s insurer is liable for £27,500 and Terry’s for £27,500.
C. Karen’s insurer is liable for £33,000 and Terry’s for £22,000.
D. Karen’s insurer is liable for £55,000 and Terry’s for £55,000.

22. In relation to insurance, a peril is:

A. an event which may give rise to a loss.
B. the chance of an event which may give rise to a loss.
C. an internal feature that increases the chance of an event which may give rise a loss.
D. an external feature that increases the chance of an event which may give rise a loss.

23. Lloyd’s is:

A. a Government body.
B. an insurance company.
C. an insurance market.
D. an insurance syndicate.