Which of the following exclusions apply to Glass insurance?

• A. Windstorm, war, fire.
• B. Fire, windstorm, nuclear damage.
• C. Fire, war, nuclear damage.
• D. Fire, smoke, nuclear damage.

Answer: (C)

Glass insurance is meant to cover typical breakage outcomes but excludes certain extreme or specialized hazards. The exclusions listed—fire, war, and nuclear damage—reflect events that policy terms commonly remove from glass coverage because they involve catastrophic risks. This is why that set matches the question’s intent: those perils are not covered, while other events like windstorm or smoke are not included in this exclusion group in the given framing, and may be covered under the policy subject to its limits and conditions. In practice, if damage results from fire, war action, or a nuclear incident, the glass coverage would not pay.