Acts of God typically include which of the following events?

• A. Labor Disputes
• B. Weather Events
• C. Design Changes
• D. Supply Shortages

Answer: (B)

Acts of God are natural events beyond human control that can halt or affect performance. Weather events fit this description because storms, floods, extreme temperatures, and other meteorological phenomena are not caused by people and can disrupt work. In contracts and risk planning, such events are often addressed under force majeure, which excuses or delays obligations when they result from these natural occurrences. The other options involve human actions or decisions—labor disputes, design changes, and supply shortages—so they don’t illustrate Acts of God.