Insurance and Risk Management
61. The cause of loss or a contingency that may cause a loss due to nature is known as ______________
- Hazard
- Peril
- Risk
- Uncertinity
Correct answer: (B)
Peril
62. The risk which directly affects the individual's capability to earn income is called ______________
- Personal Risk
- Risk Financing
- Risk Retention
- Risk Sharing
Correct answer: (A)
Personal Risk
63. Type of Risk Management are ______________
- Risk Retention,Risk Analysis,Risk Financing
- Risk Analysis,Risk Control,Risk Financing
- Risk Control,Risk Retention,Risk Avoidance
- Risk Analysis,Risk Control,Risk Financing
Correct answer: (D)
Risk Analysis,Risk Control,Risk Financing
64. The Risks which have some financial impact from the part of risk management are ______________
- Dynamic and Speculative Risk
- Pure and Speculative Risk
- Pure and Static Risk
- Personal and Static Risk
Correct answer: (B)
Pure and Speculative Risk
65. The measures aimed at avoiding, eliminating or reducing the chances of loss producing events is covered by ______________.
- Risk Avoidance
- Risk Control
- Risk Evaluation
- Risk Financing
Correct answer: (B)
Risk Control
66. Identification of sources of hazard will have to be done by the ______________.
- Production manager
- Risk manager
- Finance manager
- General manager
Correct answer: (A)
Production manager
67. The expected value of losses varies directly with the ______________.
- time period
- financial period
- fixed period
- fluctuating period
Correct answer: (A)
time period
68. The number of elements of uncertainty in most type of events are ______________.
- Three
- Two
- One
- Five
Correct answer: (B)
Two
69. Personnel risk in a firm depends upon the ability integrity and enthusiasm of ______________.
- Creditors
- Debtors
- Government
- Management and Employees
Correct answer: (D)
Management and Employees
70. Except life assurance the maximum term of other insurance is ______________.
- twelve months
- twenty four months
- six months
- thirty six months
Correct answer: (A)
twelve months