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  • Which statement is most true for earthquakes with a long period?
  • Which valuation practice should be avoided?
  • Why should you not focus on the probability of an event?
  • Which option is NOT a location-level event intensity in hazard analysis options?
  • Which of the following is considered an important data source for flood modeling?
  • Which statement best describes analysis metadata tables?
  • Which of the following is a table type commonly used to store descriptive attributes for analysis in a data warehouse?
  • If gross participation is set to 20%, what is the effect on the reinsurer's share?
  • Which statement about code compliance and vulnerability is true?
  • If the final gross loss corresponds to 35% of the pre-deductible losses totaling 200 million, what are the gross losses for locations with 80 million, 100 million, and 20 million in losses?
  • Which phase comes after Phase II: Superstructure?
  • We have a 40% quota share with an occurrence limit of $20M, and the aggregate limit is $50M. If event A loss is $30M, event B loss is $60M, event C loss is $40M, and event D loss is $50M, what are the reinsurer losses for each event?
  • In AIR Flood models, which data set is NOT a part of the rainfall runoff model?
  • Damage ratio is defined as damage divided by replacement value.
  • How does positive pressure compare to negative pressure (suction) from hurricane winds?
  • Which statement correctly describes the difference between time independent and time dependent earthquakes?
  • Which statement is true about Touchstone Re gross participation at 20%?
  • In a $200M loss event with three inuring structures: first is $40M xs $20M, second is $60M xs $60M, third is $120M xs $120M, what are the losses for the structures under series and parallel methods?
  • What describes the envelope effect in hurricane damage when winds breach through an opening?
  • Which statement best describes the occurrence EP curve in relation to year losses?
  • What is a key aspect of storm surge?
  • Which operation is used to combine loss distributions with ground up losses at a location?
  • In the standard program terms order, which term directly follows Occurrence Limit?
  • What is the correct order for program terms?
  • Which statement best describes the relation between analytical and numerical convolution in Touchstone?
  • If a company sums insured is $90M, and the industry exposure is $9B, what is the market share?
  • Are secondary characteristics important for CAT modeling?
  • Which statement best describes flood hazard mapping features?
  • In a risk modeling environment, which AIR product is used as the repository for lookup values?
  • What is a tsunamigenic event?
  • Which statement correctly compares the WSST catalog to the standard catalogue?
  • In the quota share example, what is the aggregate limit?
  • Which phase of construction is most vulnerable to natural catastrophes?
  • Which relationship leads to a larger natural period?
  • Which of the following is NOT a piece of exposure data you should check?
  • In loss modeling, ground up losses are described as losses prior to applying which terms?
  • When modeling storm surge leakage, which approach is advised?
  • Which curve is used to relate depth to flow in hydraulic studies?
  • Which option describes the effect of longer duration at lower wind speeds on hurricane damage?
  • Which of these is NOT typically considered a flood parameter in fluvial hydrology?
  • What does the term 'eye' refer to in hurricane structure?
  • Why does context matter?
  • Which three factors are important for modeling an earthquake?
  • What is adaptive cluster sampling?
  • What is Mean Damage ratio against intensity?
  • In AIR Flood models, which data set is NOT part of the rainfall runoff model?
  • A hydrograph represents the relationship between which of the following?
  • Which of the following is NOT excluded in Verisk Modeled losses?
  • What is the relationship between intensity and rmax?
  • How are events created for the CAT Model?
  • Which item is not a storm surge module?
  • Which statement about microevents is accurate?
  • In EP analysis, which statement best describes secondary uncertainty?
  • What describes the inclusion of events beyond historical data in CAT modeling?
  • Why are aggregate EP curves and AALs preferred over the occurrence perspective?
  • Which of these is not one of the four primary characteristics of a building?
  • Which of the following is a characteristic of Touchstone RE?
  • Loss generation by location follows which sequence?
  • Which of the following is a primary building characteristic set?
  • Which statement about age and vulnerability is true?
  • Why is correlation sometimes important when computing damage ratios?
  • Which thunderstorm organization tends to be the most damaging?
  • Which of the following is NOT an important use of claims data in CAT modeling?
  • Which equation correctly converts industry loss to company loss using market share?
  • Which combination of building features are identified as secondary vulnerability characteristics?
  • Which of the following is NOT a common fault type?
  • What happens if you use only the largest EP loss by peril/region to predict an EP for a portfolio?
  • Which term comes first in the standard program terms order?
  • What is a damage ratio?
  • Which statement best describes data sources for flood modeling?
  • Is it recommended to use the AAL for pricing?
  • In flood modeling, which parameter describes resistance to flow within channels and floodplains?
  • In Touchstone RE, which statement about portfolios is true?
  • Why are tail risks important (select one best statement)?
  • For a 50-year floodplain, what is the chance of at least one flood over the course of 12 years?
  • Which condition leads to a larger natural period?
  • Why is central pressure used over wind speed to describe hurricane intensity in many assessments?
  • Which of the following is typically a characteristic of a result table?
  • What is a good practice when coding location data?
  • How would a reinsurer's modelled loss change if they only participated in 20% of the Quota Share reinsurance?
  • What is disaggregation used for?
  • Which of the following is a data element that should be checked as exposure data?
  • What does a rating curve relate in hydraulic systems?
  • Feeder bands are a feature of which phenomenon?
  • Which of the following is NOT a useful practice when analyzing results?
  • Which statement is true about Global Circulation Models (GCM) and Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) in this context?
  • What is the difference between pluvial and fluvial flooding?
  • If a model predicts a mean damage ratio of 5%, which interpretation best describes the distribution of individual claim damage ratios?
  • What is a low pressure system?
  • Which of the following options lists the datasets used to model earthquakes?
  • What is the reinsurer's loss for Event D in the quota share example?
  • Which item serves as a central repository for lookups?
  • Which dataset is NOT used to model earthquakes?
  • Under the described three-structure arrangement, which statement is true about the series method's payments to the third structure?
  • What is the primary purpose of a dimension table in a data model?
  • How is height related to hurricane damage?
  • Which relationship is NOT correctly matched with its curve?
  • Tail risk implications for risk management: which statement is most appropriate?
  • Which of the following is a common data-formatting issue that can cause an import to fail?
  • If a mean damage ratio is 5%, what central tendency measure is being reported?
  • Flood hazard maps are probabilistic in nature. Which option reflects this correctly?
  • Which statement is NOT a climate signal associated with hurricane activity?
  • In a damage function, what relationship is highlighted?
  • Which statement correctly describes an aggregate EP curve?
  • Peak flows are commonly clustered into events using which type of similarity?
  • Which statement best describes why numerical convolution is used in Touchstone?
  • In the context of uncertainty, which statement best describes primary and secondary uncertainty?
  • Which three datasets are used to model earthquakes?
  • What is a typical use case for Touchstone?
  • Geospatial analysis is used for what purpose?
  • Which of the following is NOT a valid export format from Touchstone?
  • Which statement reflects one issue related to historical thunderstorm counts?
  • Which of the following is a valid primary characteristic of a building in the model?
  • What is the difference between aggregate and occurrence EP curves?
  • What is the EP curve with secondary uncertainty vs the standard EP curve?
  • Which term is last in the standard program terms order?
  • Which statement is true about location-level hazard intensities in hazard analysis?
  • What is the take up rate in the company loss formula described?
  • If the Industry loss for an event is $200M, and the market share of a company is 3%, what is the company loss?
  • Which natural catastrophe causes the most fatalities in a year?
  • Which statement is a correct practice when reviewing limits and deductibles?
  • How can data affect losses? (choose one true statement)
  • Which of the following choices correctly describes an exposure data element that should be checked?
  • Which option describes flood caused by river overflow?
  • How does code enforcement affect vulnerability?
  • Which statement about Touchstone is false?
  • Which statement best describes flood hazard maps?
  • Is it possible for lower wind speeds to be more damaging than higher wind speeds?
  • Feeder bands are a feature of which meteorological phenomenon?
  • Which event yields the largest reinsurer loss in the quota share example?
  • Which option is NOT a primary building characteristic?
  • Which of the following is NOT a geographic resolution you can save?
  • What order correctly applies terms in an event?
  • Which statement accurately describes how series structures operate?
  • Which statement describes the relationship between age and vulnerability?
  • Why is CAT modeling used over actuarial methods?
  • In catalogues, which statement is true?
  • How should you interpret a return period?
  • Which statement about hazard analysis or model evaluation in Touchstone is true?
  • In Touchstone, which statement about exposure sets is true?
  • In geographic resolution, which statement is true about saving results?
  • Which option is among the three important flood modeling factors?
  • What is the most important issue with the Modified Mercalli Intensity scale (MMI)?
  • Which table type stores exposure details?
  • Why is construction quality important for modeling losses?
  • How are market shares computed?
  • Which dataset is commonly used with Active Faults and Historic Seismicity to model earthquakes?
  • In CAT modeling, what describes how events are generated?
  • Which file types can you export from Touchstone?
  • Which term describes the calm center of a hurricane?
  • Which event was the driving force behind CAT modeling?
  • Context matters because which statement best describes what context provides?
  • Which events tend to be the most expensive in terms of loss?
  • Damage ratios in this modeling context are discrete or continuous?
  • Occurrence Limit in the quota share example is what value?
  • Which curve shows the relationship between flow and its return period?
  • Which data quality metric is identified as part of exposure data checks?
  • How does wind shear affect a thunderstorm's longevity?
  • How is a company loss computed?
  • Which statement correctly describes the data granularity difference between UNICEDE files and CLF files?
  • Which statement differentiates the CAT-only catalogue from the All Events catalogue for severe thunderstorms?
  • Which type of SQL table is typically used to store the results of analyses and computations?
  • What does the geographic resolution level determine?
  • How can mechanical resonance occur in a building during an earthquake?
  • What is the primary function of the EDM data converter?
  • What is the primary method used to combine distributions of loss across multiple coverages and locations in Touchstone?
  • Which scenario best illustrates why correlation matters when estimating damages?
  • Which choice describes a NOT typical feature of Flood Hazard Maps?
  • Which of the following is not a subperil in an earthquake model?
  • Which term is not listed in the standard program terms order?
  • What ratio is used to scale each location loss to obtain the gross losses in the example?
  • In storm surge dynamics, where is the largest surge typically observed relative to the radius of maximum winds (Rmax)?
  • What is not a part of a hurricane's structure?
  • What is the primary purpose of projects in Touchstone?
  • Which statement about vulnerability methods is true?
  • Which item is NOT present in the log?
  • What method is employed in Touchstone to combine distributions of loss across coverages and locations?
  • Which statement describes the regional variability of the Modified Mercalli Intensity scale?
  • Which statement describes event losses when using geographic location?
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