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T or F-THE INSURER WILL PAY UP TO $500 TO REMOVE A TREE THAT HAS BEEN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND IS BLOCKING INSURED'S DRIVEWAY |
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T or F-THE INSURER WILL PAY UP TO $500 TO REMOVE A TREE THAT HAS BLOWN DOWN AND IS NOT BLOCKING THE WAY IN OR OUT OF THE DWELLING, BUT LOOKS BAD |
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T or F-THE INSURER WILL NOT PAY TO REMOVE DEBRIS AFTER A FIRE HAS OCCURRED |
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T or F-THE INSURER WILL NOT PAY TO INSTALL A TEMPORARY COVER TO PROTECT THE DWELLING FROM ADDITIONAL DAMAGE AFTER THE WIND BLOWS OFF A PORTION OF A ROOF |
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T or F-ADDITIONAL COVERAGES OF THE HO FORMS COVERS REASONABLE REPAIRS |
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T or F-TREES AND SHRUBS ARE COVERED FOR SOME PERILS |
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T or F-THE INSURER WILL PAY UP TO $500 FOR A TREE THAT BLOWS OVER IN A WIND STORM |
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T or F-INSURER WILL PAY FOR %10 OF THE DWELLING LIMIT FOR DAMAGE TO PLANTS COVERED BY CERTAIN PERILS |
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T or F-THE INSURER WILL PAY FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT SERVICE CHARGE UNDER ADDITIONAL COVERAGES OF THE HO FORMS |
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T or F-THE DEDUCTIBLE APPLIES TO FIRE DEPARTMENT SERVICE CHARGE COVERAGE |
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T or F-A WILDFIRE IS SWEEPING THROUGH AN INSUREDS NEIGHBORHOOD SO THE INSURED REMOVES THEIR WATERFORD CRYSTAL. WHILE STORING THE CRYSTAL AT A FRIENDS HOUSE, THE FURNACE EXPLODES AND BREAKS THE CRYSTAL. THE INSURED'S CRYSTAL IS STILL COVERED |
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T or F-A WILDFIRE IS SWEEPING THROUGH AN INSUREDS NEIGHBORHOOD SO THE INSURED REMOVES THEIR WATERFORD CRYSTAL. WHILE STORING THE CRYSTAL AT A FRIENDS HOUSE, THE KIDS FIND IT AND SMASH IT. THE CRYSTAL IS NOT COVERED |
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T or F-A WILDFIRE IS SWEEPING THROUGH AN INSUREDS NEIGHBORHOOD SO THE INSURED REMOVES THEIR WATERFORD CRYSTAL. ON THE 45TH DAY THAT THE CRYSTAL HAS BEEN AT THE FRIENDS HOUSE, THE FURNACE EXPLODES AND BREAKS IT. THE INSURED'S CRYSTAL IS STILL COVERED |
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T or F-CREDIT CARD FRAUD IS COVERED AS AN ADDITIONAL COVERAGE |
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