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The definition of an insured includes all of the following except:

Select the single best answer:
A. Person(s) listed on the Declaration Page
B. Spouse, if a resident of the household
C. Relatives, if residents of the household
D. Any person under the age of 21 in the care of the named insured, resident spouse, or a resident relative
E. Spouse

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Final answer:

The correct answer to which group is not automatically included in the definition of an insured is E. Spouse, since it does not specify residency, and non-resident spouses are typically not covered unless specified.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the context of insurance policies, the definition of an insured typically includes various categories of individuals who are covered under the policy's protection.

These often encompass:

  • Person(s) listed on the Declaration Page
  • Spouse, if a resident of the household
  • Relatives, if residents of the household
  • Any person under the age of 21 in the care of the named insured, resident spouse, or a resident relative

The category that generally is not included by default is a non-resident spouse. The correct answer to the question is 'E. Spouse' because the term 'spouse' alone is ambiguous and does not specify whether the spouse is a resident of the insured's household, which is usually a requirement for automatic coverage.

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