Alberta General Insurance Level 1 Practice Exam

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What does it mean to indemnify someone?

  1. To protect them against legal action

  2. To provide them with a loan

  3. To compensate for loss or expenses

  4. To grant them insurance coverage without premium

The correct answer is: To compensate for loss or expenses

To indemnify someone means to compensate or reimburse them for any losses, damages, or expenses incurred. Option A may seem similar, but it specifically refers to legal action, not necessarily for other types of losses. Option B is incorrect because indemnifying someone does not involve providing them with a loan. Option D is incorrect because insurance coverage typically requires payment of a premium. Therefore, the most accurate option is C, to compensate for loss or expenses.