A claim arising within _________ years of taking a policy is called an Early claim.

The correct answer is: A. One

An early claim is a claim that is made within one year of taking out a policy. This is because insurers want to make sure that you are not taking out a policy just to make a claim. They also want to make sure that you are aware of the terms and conditions of the policy before you make a claim.

If you make an early claim, your insurer may ask you to provide more information about the claim. They may also ask you to pay a higher premium.

It is important to read the terms and conditions of your policy carefully before you make a claim. This will help you to understand what is covered by your policy and what you need to do to make a claim.

Here is a brief explanation of each option:

• Option A: One year. This is the most common definition of an early claim.
• Option B: Two years. This is a less common definition of an early claim.
• Option C: Three years. This is a very rare definition of an early claim.
• Option D: Four years. This is not a definition of an early claim.