Which of the following property is covered under a Homeowner's policy?

Homeowner's insurance does not cover business-related data, whether stored on paper or electronically. Typically, business property and liabilities are addressed through specific commercial insurance policies rather than a standard homeowner's policy, which focuses on personal property and residential liabilities.

While firearms can be covered under a homeowner's policy, they are usually subject to specific limits and conditions. Many policies impose limitations on coverage for firearms due to their high value and potential for loss or theft, making this choice less comprehensive in terms of coverage than items like CB radios and CD players.

Animals, birds, and fish are typically excluded from homeowner's policies, as they are considered personal property with specific exclusions. Coverage for pets may require additional policies or endorsements, and thus does not fall under the standard homeowner's coverage for personal belongings.