Which of the following items would fall under Coverage C of a Homeowners 3 policy?

Coverage C of a Homeowners 3 policy is designed to protect personal property, which generally includes items that are movable and not attached to the dwelling. This often encompasses personal belongings such as furniture, clothing, electronics, and other household items.

In this case, laptop computers and phones would fall under Coverage C because they are portable personal property. This coverage typically provides financial compensation for loss or damage to these items due to covered perils, such as theft, fire, or vandalism.

The leather sofa—while personal property—may also be covered, but is considered a household item rather than a portable object. Additionally, structural elements like living room walls and roof damage are part of Coverage A or B in a homeowners policy, relating specifically to the dwelling itself and other structures, not personal property.