Which of the following activities typically requires liability insurance coverage?

Hosting a public event typically requires liability insurance coverage because it involves the potential for various risks and liabilities that could arise during the event. These risks may include injuries to attendees, damage to property, or other unforeseen incidents that could lead to legal claims against the event organizer. Liability insurance helps protect against such claims, providing financial coverage for legal costs, settlements, or judgments that might occur as a result of an incident during the event.

In contrast, while driving a personal vehicle may require liability insurance due to the potential for accidents, this is often mandated by law and is not typically classified under "activities" in the same sense as organizing an event. Storing personal belongings may involve risks, but it generally does not require specific liability insurance unless you are storing items for others, and managing household chores is typically seen as a personal responsibility that does not involve significant liability exposure.