Which of the following is not an appropriate matter for insurance coverage?
A) Insurance against lost profits
B) Insurance against fire in a home
C) Insurance against the wrongful conduct of the insured, e.g., theft
D) Insurance against loss of life
E) Insurance against damage to property

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Insurance typically does not cover intentional wrongful acts committed by the insured, such as theft. Insurance is designed to protect against unforeseen losses or damages, not deliberate actions.

Which of the Following Is Not an Appropriate Matter for Insurance