A contract agreeing to indemnify the insured against certain specified defects in title to real property is called:

A) title insurance.
B) a warranty deed.
C) guarantee insurance.
D) a real estate guarantee.

Title insurance is a contract that protects the insured against certain defects in title to real property. It provides indemnity to the insured if any of the covered risks result in a loss. A warranty deed transfers ownership of real property from one party to another, but does not provide indemnification against defects in title. Guarantee insurance and real estate guarantee are not commonly used terms in the context of real estate transactions.