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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Most homeowner's policies do not automatically cover things like expensive jewelry or silverware. However, insurance companies offer riders to their standard policies which provide additional protection for these types of items at a reasonable cost.

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