Arkansas Insurance Adjuster Practice Exam

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A large corporation can insure a small hunting cabin in the woods against property damage with a:

Standard Fire Policy.
Commercial liability policy.
Homeowners policy.
Dwelling policy.

The correct answer is: Dwelling policy.

A Dwelling policy would be the most suitable option for insuring a small hunting cabin in the woods against property damage. This type of policy is specifically designed to cover small, secondary residences like cabins and cottages. On the other hand, a Standard Fire Policy would only cover damage caused by fires, while a Commercial liability policy is meant for businesses and may not provide adequate coverage for a personal cabin. A Homeowners policy would typically not cover a secondary residence in a remote location. Therefore, a Dwelling policy would offer the most comprehensive coverage for a small hunting cabin in the woods.