Question

Maggie called her insurance agent after estimating the damages. She had already spent $2,000 on pumping out the water and repairing the hot water heater, which had corroded in places.
The agent was polite. He had been getting hundreds of similar calls. . . .
"Ma'am, I'm sorry, but according to our records, you do not have flood insurance protections in your policy."

What is most likely to happen to Maggie? Check all that apply.
a. Her insurance company will eventually pay the damages.
b. She may have to pay thousands of dollars to repair and replace her possessions.
c. She will convince the insurance company that she has flood coverage.
d. She may lose her home.
e. She may go into debt.

Answer 1

Answer:

B, D, E  good luck :)

Explanation:

Answer 2

The answer is:

e. She may go into debt.

As the insurance company agent already told her, she has no flood protection under her insurance which means that she will have to pay for everything that would happend because of that inconvenience, this means that she most probably would go into debt since she has already spent $2000 dollars just to pump out the water and repairing the hot water heater.