Social Service Policy Quiz

What are disability welfare programs?

• Government initiatives that provide assistance and support to individuals with disabilities and their families in need.

• Government initiatives that provide assistance and support to foreign countries.

• Government initiatives that provide assistance and support to wealthy individuals.

• Government initiatives that provide assistance and support to corporations and businesses.

John, a disabled individual, is looking for a welfare program that can assist him. Which of the following is an example of such a program?

• SNAP

• Medicaid

• Unemployment benefits

• Social Security

What is the purpose of social security?

• To provide financial assistance to individuals who are retired, disabled, or have lost a family member who was the primary breadwinner.

• To fund political campaigns

• To support the arts and cultural programs

• To provide free healthcare to all citizens

Which of the following is NOT a component of a disability policy?

• Income Replacement

• Medical Expense Coverage

• Rehabilitation

• Car Insurance

What is the main goal of disability policy?

• To increase disability-related costs

• To improve the well-being and inclusion of people with disabilities

• To limit access to disability services

• To prioritize profits over the care of people with disabilities

Which of the following is an example of disability policy?

• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

• Medicare

• Federal Reserve System

• Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

What is the main goal of disability welfare programs?

• To discourage individuals with disabilities from seeking employment

• To provide assistance and support to individuals with disabilities and their families in need

• To waste taxpayer money

• To promote dependency on government assistance

Which of the following is not a type of disability welfare program?

• Disability Insurance

• Supplemental Security Income

• Medicaid

• Corporate Tax Breaks

What is the main objective of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?

• To increase disability-related costs

• To limit access to disability services

• To expand disability rights and reduce disability-related costs

• To prioritize profits over disability rights

John, a 70-year-old man with a disability, is considering enrolling in Medicare. What would be the primary benefit for him?

• It would provide healthcare to him as an individual over 65 and with a disability

• It would provide financial assistance to him as a low-income individual

• It would provide tax breaks to his corporation

• It would fund his political campaigns