Based on this excerpt, an insurance “indemnity” program helps a museum by
A) securing the area around artwork on loan while allowing the public to view it.
B) covering the cost of valuable artwork on loan that is accidentally damaged.
C) allowing the museum to sue a person who damages a masterpiece on loan.
D) replacing artwork on loan that is damaged beyond repair with a reproduction.
The correct answer is B) covering the cost of valuable artwork on loan that is accidentally damaged.
An “indemnity” program in insurance helps by providing financial protection against the loss or damage of valuable items, such as artwork, during the loan period. This means that if the artwork is accidentally damaged, the museum would be compensated for the value lost, which is crucial for protecting their collections and finances.