問題文
The insurance agency keeps a two-part cripple sheet for the round in which it settles how far a risk may be moved to another party. For the upper cripple the sheet lists nine statements, and the cripple has to give how many of the nine hold of moving a risk to another party: (1) shifting it moves the whole of the responsibility and the liability to that party; (2) sharing it moves only a portion; (3) the party is usually one better qualified to address that risk; (4) sharing is recorded as a fall in the level of the risk; (5) sharing may be a sharing of liability, or a sharing of responsibility for other adequate answers such as cutting the risk down; (6) sharing often occurs where addressing the risk calls for expertise or resources another party provides better; (7) shifting reduces neither how likely the harmful events are nor the harm they do; (8) shifting needs the agreement of the other party's regulator; (9) sharing and shifting come to the same thing in the end. For the lower cripple the sheet lists eight entries, and the cripple has to give how many of the eight are named as costs that the weighing of a course must take in over the period the course is followed: (1) what it costs to procure; (2) what it costs to work the course into the processes of the agency; (3) the fee the regulator charges; (4) what the training costs; (5) what it takes to keep the course in good repair; (6) what it costs to work it into the systems that carry the work; (7) the cost of the risk itself, left as it is; (8) what the insurer charges for cover. Which pairing completes the cripple sheet?
選択肢
- The upper cripple is rounded in as 6 and the lower cripple is rounded in as 5.
- The upper cripple is rounded in as 6 and the lower cripple is rounded in as 3.
- The upper cripple is rounded in as 8 and the lower cripple is rounded in as 5.
- The upper cripple is rounded in as 8 and the lower cripple is rounded in as 3.