Florida 6-20 Adjuster Practice Test

FL 6-20 Adjuster Auto Physical Damage & Mechanical Breakdown Practice Questions

Auto Physical Damage & Mechanical Breakdown makes up 7 of every 50 questions on a Tigertest FL 6-20 Adjuster practice test. Here are 10 of the 28 questions on it, each with the answer and the reason.

Updated by the Tigertest team. Based on the Florida all-lines adjuster content outline effective January 2026. Original questions; 50 per test, weighted like the real 100-question exam. Not affiliated with the Florida Department of Financial Services or Pearson VUE.

  1. 1. Under Personal Auto Policy Part D, a covered car that hits a deep pothole and bends a wheel is paid as:

    • A.Medical payments
    • B.Collision
    • C.Other than collision
    • D.Liability

    Answer: B. Collision means impact with another vehicle or object, including the road surface, or upset. Contact with a bird or animal is other than collision.

  2. 2. Under Personal Auto Policy Part D, the upset (rollover) of a covered auto is:

    • A.Excluded from coverage
    • B.A liability loss
    • C.An other than collision loss
    • D.A collision loss

    Answer: D. Collision means the upset of the auto or its impact with another vehicle or object.

  3. 3. Glass breakage caused by a collision may, at the insured's option, be paid as:

    • A.Part of the collision loss
    • B.An uninsured motorist loss
    • C.A separate liability claim
    • D.A loss with no deductible

    Answer: A. Part D lets the insured treat glass breakage caused by collision as part of the collision loss, so only one deductible applies.

  4. 4. In Florida, the comprehensive deductible on a private auto policy does not apply to damage to the covered auto's:

    • A.Headlights
    • B.Rear bumper
    • C.Windshield
    • D.Side mirrors

    Answer: C. s. 627.7288 bars applying the deductible of comprehensive coverage to windshield damage on a motor vehicle policy issued in Florida.

  5. 5. Personal Auto Policy transportation expenses for the theft of an entire covered auto begin:

    • A.At the time of the theft
    • B.7 days after the theft
    • C.48 hours after the theft
    • D.24 hours after the theft

    Answer: C. Part D pays transportation expenses starting 48 hours after the theft of the entire auto; for other covered losses they start 24 hours after the auto is withdrawn from use.

  6. 6. Personal Auto Policy Part D pays the lesser of actual cash value or the:

    • A.Cost to repair or replace
    • B.Loan balance on the car
    • C.Original purchase price
    • D.Stated amount on file

    Answer: A. The limit of liability under Part D is the lesser of the actual cash value of the stolen or damaged property or the amount needed to repair or replace it, less the deductible.

  7. 7. Personal Auto Policy Part D excludes loss to a covered auto caused by:

    • A.Riot or civil commotion in a city
    • B.Contact with a deer
    • C.A falling object
    • D.Discharge of a nuclear weapon

    Answer: D. Part D excludes war, nuclear weapons and radioactive contamination; animals, falling objects and riot are other than collision perils.

  8. 8. Road damage to tires is excluded under Personal Auto Policy Part D unless it:

    • A.Is under the deductible
    • B.Results from total theft
    • C.Happens on a highway
    • D.Occurs within a year

    Answer: B. The exclusion for road damage to tires does not apply if the damage results from the total theft of the covered auto.

  9. 9. Personal Auto Policy physical damage coverage for a non-owned auto the insured is driving applies:

    • A.Only to its liability
    • B.Excess over other recovery
    • C.As primary for every loss
    • D.Pro rata with the owner

    Answer: B. Part D states that coverage for a non-owned auto is excess over any other collectible source of recovery, such as the owner's own physical damage coverage.

  10. 10. After paying a total loss under Personal Auto Policy Part D, the insurer may:

    • A.Charge the insured the deductible twice
    • B.Bill the insured for towing
    • C.Cancel the policy at once
    • D.Keep all or part of the salvage

    Answer: D. The Part D payment provision allows the insurer to keep all or part of the property at an agreed or appraised value.

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