What is explained in the Definitions section?

• A. The terms used in the policy
• B. The insured's duties after a loss
• C. The exclusions that apply
• D. The risks not covered by the policy

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the Definitions section sets the exact meanings of the terms used throughout the policy so everyone reads the same language in the same way. By defining words like "covered service," "medical treatment," "qualification period," and similar terms, the policy removes ambiguity. This is important because benefit determinations, claim handling, and eligibility hinge on how those defined terms are applied across the document. Since the question asks what is explained in the Definitions section, it focuses on the terminology used in the policy rather than on duties after a loss or on what the policy excludes. Other sections cover what the insured must do after a loss (duties after loss) and what things the policy does not cover (exclusions or risks not covered), but the Definitions section is specifically about the defined terms themselves.