Why do insurance policies usually define who is considered an insured under the policy?

Why do insurance policies usually define who is considered an insured under the policy?



A) To specify who is covered in addition to the named insured.

B) To specify who is a named insured.

C) To specify who is not insured.

D) To specify that the named insured is the only person covered by the policy.



Answer: A

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