Immovable parts of a building, like lights.

• A. Equipment
• B. Appliances
• C. Fixtures
• D. Furniture

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is the distinction between items that are permanently attached to a building and those that are not. Light fixtures are installed into the structure, wired into the electrical system, and are meant to stay with the property. Because of their fixed connection and the way removing them would typically affect the building, they are classified as fixtures. This is why lights, as part of the building’s permanent installation, belong in the category of fixtures.

Other terms describe items that are not permanently attached. Equipment refers to tools or devices used to operate or maintain the property and is usually movable. Appliances are household devices that can be unplugged and taken with you. Furniture is designed to be moved and rearranged. These are considered personal property rather than part of the real estate.