Florida Insurance Claims Adjuster License Practice Exam

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Safe Burglary is defined as:

  1. The taking of property by someone who has caused bodily harm

  2. The taking of property by someone who has entered the premises unlawfully as evidenced by visible signs of forced entry

  3. The taking of property by someone who has entered the premises unlawfully as evidenced by visible signs of forced entry and caused bodily harm

  4. Any act of stealing

The correct answer is: The taking of property by someone who has entered the premises unlawfully as evidenced by visible signs of forced entry

Safe Burglary is defined as the taking of property by someone who has entered the premises unlawfully as evidenced by visible signs of forced entry. This means that the individual did not have permission to enter the premises and there is evidence that they used force to gain access. Option A is incorrect because it does not specify the unlawful entry and focuses on the act of causing bodily harm. Option C is incorrect because it includes both unlawful entry and causing bodily harm, which may not always be the case. Option D is incorrect because it is too broad and does not specify the key element of unlawful entry.

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