Which of the following is one of the BROAD perils added by the DP-2 Broad Form on top of the basic DP-1 perils?
Explanation
DP-2 adds the broad perils on top of the DP-1 basic list. Those include falling objects; weight of ice, snow, or sleet; accidental discharge of water or steam; freezing of plumbing; and sudden electrical damage. Earthquake and flood are excluded under every DP form and require separate coverage (CEA, NFIP). Water that seeps continuously over weeks is excluded as a maintenance problem — the broad form reaches only sudden and accidental discharge.
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