const questionsRaw = [ // SECTION I: GENERAL PROPERTY INSURANCE PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE (Need 40+ questions) { question: "The standard fire policy requires the insured to submit a proof of loss within how many days?", choices: [ "30 days", "60 days", "90 days", "No time limit" ], answer: "60 days", explanation: "The standard fire policy typically requires submission of proof of loss within 60 days after the insurance company's request.", category: "General Property Insurance Product Knowledge" }, { question: "Under HO-3, personal property is covered on what basis?", choices: [ "Open perils", "Named perils", "Basic perils only", "No coverage" ], answer: "Named perils", explanation: "In HO-3 policies, while the dwelling has open perils coverage, personal property is covered on a named perils basis.", category: "General Property Insurance Product Knowledge" }, { question: "What is the typical coverage limit for business personal property under a BOP?", choices: [ "$50,000", "$100,000", "$250,000", "Varies by policy" ], answer: "Varies by policy", explanation: "Business personal property limits under a BOP vary based on the business type and coverage selected.", category: "General Property Insurance Product Knowledge" }, { question: "Inland marine coverage typically includes:", choices: [ "Only boats and watercraft", "Property in transit and valuable personal property", "Ocean cargo only", "Real estate transactions" ], answer: "Property in transit and valuable personal property", explanation: "Inland marine covers property in transit, instrumentalities of transportation, and certain valuable personal property.", category: "General Property Insurance Product Knowledge" }, { question: "A fidelity bond covers losses due to:", choices: [ "Natural disasters", "Employee dishonesty", "Liability claims", "Property damage" ], answer: "Employee dishonesty", explanation: "Fidelity bonds specifically cover losses caused by dishonest acts of employees, such as theft or embezzlement.", category: "General Property Insurance Product Knowledge" }, // Add 35+ more property insurance questions... // SECTION IV: TEXAS STATUTES AND RULES (Need 60+ questions for 60% of exam) { question: "Under Texas regulations, a public insurance adjuster's license expires every:", choices: [ "1 year", "2 years", "3 years", "5 years" ], answer: "2 years", explanation: "Texas public insurance adjuster licenses expire every two years and must be renewed with continuing education.", category: "Texas Statutes and Rules for Public Insurance Adjusting" }, { question: "The Commissioner may examine a public insurance adjuster's records:", choices: [ "Only with a court order", "Only during business hours", "At any reasonable time", "Only once per year" ], answer: "At any reasonable time", explanation: "The Commissioner has broad authority to examine public insurance adjuster records at reasonable times.", category: "Texas Statutes and Rules for Public Insurance Adjusting" }, { question: "Marketing practices prohibited for public insurance adjusters include:", choices: [ "Advertising in newspapers", "Misrepresentation of services", "Charging percentage fees", "Working with multiple clients" ], answer: "Misrepresentation of services", explanation: "Misrepresentation of services or qualifications is a prohibited marketing practice under Texas law.", category: "Texas Statutes and Rules for Public Insurance Adjusting" }, { question: "A public insurance adjuster must disclose to consumers:", choices: [ "Only their license number", "Their relationship with insurance companies", "Fee structure and potential conflicts of interest", "Previous claim results" ], answer: "Fee structure and potential conflicts of interest", explanation: "Texas law requires disclosure of fee structure, potential conflicts of interest, and other material information.", category: "Texas Statutes and Rules for Public Insurance Adjusting" }, { question: "Consumer protection under Texas law includes the right to:", choices: [ "Guaranteed claim settlements", "Free adjuster services", "Cancel contracts within specified periods", "Choose their insurance company" ], answer: "Cancel contracts within specified periods", explanation: "Texas provides consumers with cancellation rights and other protections when hiring public insurance adjusters.", category: "Texas Statutes and Rules for Public Insurance Adjusting" } // Add 55+ more Texas law questions... ]; // Add categories to existing questions and ensure we have enough const categorizedQuestions = questionsRaw.map(q => ({ ...q, category: q.category || "General Property Insurance Product Knowledge" }));