Most insurance policies, no matter what type or kind, have exclusions. What are exclusions? A) provisions that become active at times of disasters or national destress B) special provisions the give extra care and attention in natural disasters C) provisions that deny coverage for expenses arising because of a specific event D) exclusive provisions that take effect on good clients who avoid accidents, etc.

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Roselyn Clarke

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24 June, 23:35

Most insurance policies, no matter what type or kind, have exclusions. What are exclusions? A) provisions that become active at times of disasters or national destress B) special provisions the give extra care and attention in natural disasters C) provisions that deny coverage for expenses arising because of a specific event D) exclusive provisions that take effect on good clients who avoid accidents, etc.

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Francis Pollard · Answer 1

Answer: C

Explanation:Provisions that reject coverage for expenses arises because of specific events which is an exclusion. Exclusions can include: out of network, acts of terrorism, acts of war, killing ones self and war.