Texas All Lines Adjuster Practice Test

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What type of losses does artificially generated current NOT cover?

Damage from static electricity
Losses from vehicle accidents
Fires caused by defective wiring
Damage from lightning strikes

The correct answer is: Damage from lightning strikes

Artificially generated current primarily pertains to damages or losses that arise from electrical sources within a system—such as issues related to wiring or equipment malfunction. This form of coverage typically does not address damage from natural occurrences, such as lightning strikes, which are outside the realm of artificial generation and are usually covered under different policies or sections of an insurance policy. In contrast, other categories like damage from static electricity, losses from vehicle accidents, and fires caused by defective wiring all can relate to scenarios influenced by human activity or structures where artificially generated current is a factor. Therefore, losses stemming from lightning strikes, being a natural phenomenon, fall outside the scope of artificially generated current, making it the correct choice in this context.