This is a two-part question. First, choose any three terms from the list of special provisions that can be found in an insurance contract (see below). Define each term in one sentence. Not every insurance contract will contain these provisions or the values may vary. Therefore, in no more than two sentences explain why each provision is particularly important or relevant to you or to someone you know (such as your parents), even though it might not be relevant to everyone. Here is an example: Define waiting period for disability insurance: "How long you have to wait after becoming disabled before you receive benefits". Amy took out personal disability insurance while she was doctoral student and chose a one year waiting period, because she had an emergent cover a year's expenses saved from previous jobs, and thus paid much lower premiums. This is a two-part question. First, choose any three terms from the list of special provisions that can be found in an insurance contract (see below). Define each term in one sentence. Not every insurance contract will contain these provisions or the values may vary. Therefore, in no more than two sentences explain why each provision is particularly important or relevant to you or to someone you know (such as your parents), even though it might not be relevant to everyone. Here is an example: Define waiting period for disability insurance: "How long you have to wait after becoming disabled before you receive benefits". Amy took out personal disability insurance while she was doctoral student and chose a one year waiting period, because she had an emergent cover a year's expenses saved from previous jobs, and thus paid much lower premiums