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Question
Correct the underlined word and rewrite the sentence.
The person who is protected against certain losses is known as insurer.
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Solution
The person who is protected against certain losses is known as insured.
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Match the correct pairs.
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| A. Sprinkler policy | 1. provides a regular percentage of the sum assured |
| B. Child insurance | 2. marketing |
| C. Money back policy | 3. demand made by insured to insurer for loss occurred due to mishap |
| D. Claim | 4. profit |
| E. Insurance | 5. proposal |
| 6. protection from financial loss | |
| 7. for voyage | |
| 8. ULIP | |
| 9. suitable for children | |
| 10. fire insurance |
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Name of the policy where several ships belonging to one owner are insured under the same policy.
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