Which peril is covered under the Specified Perils but NOT under Comprehensive coverage?

The peril of flying objects is specifically covered under Specified Perils coverage but is typically not included in Comprehensive coverage. Specified Perils coverage is designed to offer protection against a limited list of risks, which includes more specific dangers like flying objects, that could cause damage to a vehicle.

In contrast, Comprehensive coverage provides a broader level of protection against a wider range of risks, including theft and vandalism. These types of coverage are more extensive and cover loss or damage from a variety of potential hazards, whereas Specified Perils limits the scope to only those particular perils declared in the coverage. Thus, flying objects, while a listed peril under Specified Perils, does not fall under the broader umbrella of Comprehensive coverage, making it the correct answer in this context.