Learn from NAICS and coverage practice

Understand classification choices, conditional coverage topics, and how Starter scoring works.

Choose a manageable session

Select 20, 40, 60, 80, or 100 questions. Each set mixes industries. The bank includes crime, EPLI, cyber, and specialty coverage topics as well as common property and liability discussions.

Answer the classification first in Starter

Identify the principal activity stated in the fictional scenario. Choose the classification that describes that work. The explanation discusses why the other options describe different activities; read it even when your answer matches the key.

Select supported coverage topics

A scenario may support investigating a topic without establishing that a policy is mandatory or available. Topics needing more facts are marked conditional. BOP topic credit does not confirm package eligibility, property coverage at a particular location, or tools coverage away from that location.

Understand the score

Each question gives half its weight to classification and half to coverage-topic recognition. Conditional topics are neutral, and unsupported selections can reduce the coverage score. Selecting every option is not a shortcut to a perfect result.

Intermediate: coverage first, then classification

Intermediate follows the initial business facts with more complex exposures. Choose multiple supported policy and coverage types before selecting the principal NAICS. Its 32 options include flood, earthquake, fiduciary, ocean cargo, bonds and key-person protection. Conditional choices explain what needs further verification.

Keep the lesson and challenge errors

Use the report to revisit missed concepts and the next question to ask. Results stay on this device unless you download them or choose to send an email draft. If the answer key seems wrong, prepare question feedback with a source. Answers reflect our best judgment and may be wrong; a score is not a qualification.