Financial Math: Auto Insurance Quiz

A DUI can raise your auto insurance rate by

(a)   .

• 50%

• Double your rate or more

• 20%

• 10%

What is the primary type of loss covered by auto insurance policies?

• Medical bills of the insured driver

• Injuries or damages to another person or their property

• Damages to the insured driver's property

• Injuries to the insured driver

What does bodily injury liability coverage provide coverage for?

• The insured driver causes an accident where another person is injured

• The insured driver causes an accident where another's property is damaged

• The insured driver is a victim of an accident and needs to replace their own car

• The insured driver is a victim of an accident and needs to pay their own medical bills

A texting while driving ticket increases auto insurance premiums by (a)   .

• $516 per year, for up to three year
• $100 per year
• $500 per year
• $200 per year

What does a high deductible in auto insurance require the insured to do?

• Not pay anything for repairs

• Pay the deductible only if the accident is the insured's fault

• Pay the premium cost in advance

• Pay the high deductible out of pocket before the insurance company pays for repairs

What does uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage provide for?

• Coverage for damages to the insured driver's property

• Coverage for medical bills of the insured driver

• Coverage for damages caused by another person who doesn't have enough insurance to cover the damages they caused

• Coverage for the insured driver's personal injuries

What does personal injury protection coverage provide for?

• Coverage for the insured driver's personal injuries

• Coverage for damages caused by another person who doesn't have enough insurance to cover the damages they caused

• Coverage for medical bills of the insured driver

• Coverage for damages to the insured driver's property

What does property damage liability coverage provide for?

• Coverage for damages to the insured driver's property

• Coverage for medical bills of the insured driver

• Coverage for damages caused by another person who doesn't have enough insurance to cover the damages they caused

• Coverage for all damaged property in an accident

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CCSS.7.RP.A.3

What does comprehensive coverage provide for?

• Coverage for the insured driver's car in case of damage from non-collision incidents

• Coverage for damages caused by another person who doesn't have enough insurance to cover the damages they caused

• Coverage for medical bills of the insured driver

• Coverage for damages to the insured driver's property

What does collision coverage provide for?

• Coverage for damages to the insured driver's property

• Coverage for medical bills of the insured driver

• Coverage for the insured driver's car in case of collision incidents

• Coverage for damages caused by another person who doesn't have enough insurance to cover the damages they caused

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CCSS.8.EE.A.2