IC71 AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE - 07
Q1.In Sheep and goat insurance scheme, what is the premium rate for exotic animals per annum? |
a) 4% gross per annum |
b) 5% gross per annum |
c) 6% gross per annum |
d) 7% gross per annum |
Q2.Which of the following are aspects that have to be kept in mind in excess of the loss treaty? |
a) Whether the cover is intended to be a working or a catastrophic cover |
b) Proper definition of what constitutes a claim |
c) Determining the Probable Maximum Loss of risks insured while fixing the priority |
d) All of the above |
Q3.NAIS stand s for______. |
a) National Agricultural Insurance Scheme |
b) New Agricultural Insurance Scheme |
c) National Agricultural Investment Scheme |
d) None of the above |
Q4.Changes in farm subsidies represent___. |
a) Institutional risk |
b) Personal risk |
c) Financial and Credit risk |
d) Personal and credit risk |
Q5.Which of the following is the not likely a benefit of agricultural reinsurance? |
a) Maintenances of financial stability for the insurer |
b) Limit exposure to risk |
c) Improved farming standards and greater awareness of risk management |
d) Eliminate risks completely |
Q6.What refers to the price per unit of insurance and is normally expressed as a percent of the sum insured? |
a) Normal yield |
b) Premium rate |
c) Moral hazard |
d) Loss cost |
Q7.The word cattle does not refer to which of the following species? |
a) Milch cows |
b) Bullocks |
c) Calves |
d) Chicken |
Q8. In Comprehensive Floriculture Insurance, what is the premium rate for the farm having poly-house with aluminum grippers? |
a) 1% |
b) 1.5% |
c) 1.75% |
d) 2.5% |
Q9.Which are all the Benefits of crop insurance? |
a) It improves the position of farmers in relation to agriculture credit |
b) The Government is relieved of the present irregular financial burden of providing relief |
c) It will help maintain the dignity of farmers |
d) All of the above |
Q10.India is ranked_____in terms of milk production. |
a) 1st |
b) 2nd |
c) 3rd |
d) 4th |