Most comprehensive general liability policies will cover which of the following?

Comprehensive general liability (CGL) policies are designed to protect businesses from various claims, but they typically do not cover contractor warranties or defects in workmanship. CGL policies provide coverage for bodily injury and property damage arising from the operations of the business, but they exclude coverage for damages resulting from faulty workmanship or the failure to perform work as promised.

Warranties issued by contractors are often considered a part of the performance of a contract, and issues arising from those warranties would typically be addressed through contractual liability, which is not included in the CGL policy. Additionally, defects in workmanship would be related to the quality of work performed, which again falls outside the scope of coverage provided by a standard CGL policy.

As such, the most accurate choice reflects that neither contractor warranties nor defects in workmanship are covered by comprehensive general liability insurance, thereby making the correct answer none of the above.