Had the damage been worse, the insurance company ______.A.would payB.paidC.had paidD.would

A、pay

B、paid

C、had paid

D、would have paid

They put both cars in exactly the same position they had been in in order to ______.

A．make it clear who should answer for the accident

B．cheat the police

C．get paid for the car damage

D．cheat the insurance company

We have already ______ a claim against the insurance company for $310 for damage in transit.

A．raised B．arisen C．risen D．praised

We have already ______ a claim against the insurance company for $310 for damage in transit.

A．raised B．arisen C．risen D．praised

The Insurance Company shall be liable for ______.

A.loss or damage caused by unseaworthiness of the insured ship

B.demurrage of the insured ship and other indirect expenses

C.reasonable expenses for ascertaining the loss or damage within the scope of Cover

D.A，B，C are all wrong

When buying car insurance, people often neglect______.

A．the damage to the car

B．the bills paid by the passengers

C．the part covering the medical bills

D．the background of the insurance company

From Paragraph 2, we can infer that______.

A．the damage in the South was worse than in the North

B．the damage in the South was easy to remedy

C．the conditions of the South were better

D．factories still had to be prepared for military needs

The fire was finally brought under control, ______ extensive damage had been caused.

A．before

B．since

C．after

D．as

A．calling on

B．calling about

C．calling off

D．calling for