The Insurance Code divides lines of insurance into classes (Sections 100 through 124). The outline asks for basic familiarity with the classes a property and casualty licensee may be appointed to transact:
ocean marine and inland marine
Property vs. casualty license (Section 1625): a property license covers direct or consequential loss or damage to property of every kind, such as fire damage to a shop and the income lost as a result. A casualty license covers legal liability, including liability for damage to someone else's property.
Exam trick: damage to property is not automatically a property-license transaction. If the insured is legally liable for knocking down a neighbor's fence, that is liability coverage, which belongs to the casualty license.