California Real Estate Practice Exam

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State responsibility areas primarily deal with what type of hazard in disclosures?

Lead-paint
Earthquake
Fire
Ordnance

The correct answer is: Fire

State responsibility areas primarily deal with the potential hazard of fire in disclosures. While lead-paint, earthquake, and ordnance may also pose hazards, they are not the main focus of state responsibility areas. Lead-paint may be a factor in the inspection and disclosure process, but it is not the primary hazard being addressed. Similarly, while earthquakes may be a concern in some areas, they are not the main focus when discussing disclosure laws. Ordnance refers to any type of explosive, such as bombs or grenades, and while a hazard to be aware of, is not typically a part of regular disclosure requirements. Fire is the most common and relevant hazard to be discussed in disclosures, making option C the correct answer.