A Common Purpose of a Rider Added to a Homeowner's

question 111

Multiple Choice

A common purpose of a rider added to a homeowner's policy is to

• A) provide coverage for items that the standard policy does not cover.
• B) limit the insurance company's liability for certain types of losses.
• C) waive the provision that requires the owners to get a health exam.
• D) allow the policy holder to obtain health, disability, and auto insurance under their homeowner's plan.

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Definitions:

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