From an insurance company's point of view, which of these are the best examples of occurrences or activities that show pure risk?

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Pure risk involves situations where there is a possibility of loss or no loss, but no chance of gain. Driving a car and keeping valuable items in the basement involve risks of loss (accidents, flooding) without any potential for financial gain, fitting the definition of pure risk. Choices A, C, and D involve speculative risks, where there is a chance of gain as well as loss.

From an Insurance Company's Point of View, Which of These