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When an insurance company declines to provide an individual with a poor driving record with automobile insurance:
 A) the driver is liable to remain without insurance.
 B) the driver can obtain a policy through a state agency.
 C) the driver must accept a policy with no third-party coverage.
 D) the driver is excluded from the assigned risk rule.

Question 2

The Civil Rights Act of 1991 amended Title VII to allow recovery of punitive damages in cases in which the employer has engaged in:
 A) discrimination based on creed.
 B) discrimination based on third party information.
 C) religious discrimination.
 D) racial discrimination.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C




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