In marine cargo insurance, standard Institute Cargo Clauses (A, B, and C) provide identical levels of peril coverage.

### Why this is right The source says that marine insurance clauses are mentioned but that the passage is largely illegible. It does not provide a readable, complete list of clause names. ### The concept A **clause** is a policy provision, but its effect depends on its actual wording and context. A damaged reference to clauses cannot establish their names, operation, or completeness. The same caution applies to the marine-insurance types mentioned in the passage: the topic is visible, but the specific details cannot be reconstructed reliably. A sound answer distinguishes between the existence of a subject heading and knowledge of the underlying terms. ### The other options - **True**: This would require a complete readable list. The source explicitly indicates that the relevant text is largely illegible, so that condition is not met. ### Terms - **Clause**: A provision in an insurance policy that states or modifies a term. - **Marine insurance**: A topic named in the source whose detailed clauses are not readable. ### Remember Do not treat a reference to clauses as if it preserved the clauses themselves.