Question 1026 of 303 · California Life-Only Agent Exam
A person who buys a lottery ticket is taking
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Correct answer to question 1026
- D: a speculative risk
Explanation
Lottery tickets offer a chance of gain as well as loss, so the risk is speculative and uninsurable.
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