A property form that covers all causes of loss except those specifically excluded is known as a(n):

A property form that covers all causes of

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ANamed perils form
BOpen perils (all-risk) form
CBasic form
DScheduled form

✓ Correct answer: B. Open perils (all-risk) form An open perils, or all-risk, form covers any cause of loss unless it is excluded. A named perils form covers only the perils that are specifically listed in the policy.

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