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Insurance Basics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

People take out insurance to minimise (a)  

2.

(a)   insurance protects the personal belongings you have in your house should something happen, like theft.

3.

The amount you have to pay each year to protect your assets with insurance.

a)

Premium

b)

Excess

c)

Sum Insured

4.

The total amount you can claim if something goes wrong.

a)

Premium

b)

Excess

c)

Sum Insured

5.

The amount that you have to pay if somethings goes wrong.

a)

Premium

b)

Excess

c)

Sum Insured

6.

What is the benefit of having a high excess value?

a)

It increases the premiums that you have to pay.

b)

It reduces the risk of smething going wrong

c)

It reduces the premiums you have to pay each year.

7.

Is your car protected with contents insurance?

a)

YES

b)

NO

8.

If you want to protect your car from risk of theft or accidents, you have to have (a)   insurance

9.

The best type of vehicle insurance for 18 - 25yr old, to reduce their premiums, is

a)

1st Party Insurance

b)

2nd Party Insurance

c)

3rd Party Insurance

d)

4th Party Insurance

10.

If something gets stollen from your car, which insurance do you need to have to get the item replaced?

a)

contents insurance

b)

vehicle insurance

c)

health insurance

d)

life insurance

11.

What type of insurance do you need to pay for a large medical bill that you can't afford.

a)

Contents Insurance

b)

Vehicle Insurance

c)

Health Insurance

d)

Life Insurance

12.

If you are flatting with other people, do you all have to have separate contents insurance policies for your stuff?

a)

YES

b)

NO

13.

What type of insurance do you need to rebuild your house if it burns down in a fire?

a)

Contents Insurance

b)

Vehicle Insurance

c)

Home Insurance

d)

Life Insurance

14.

Having insurance gives you peace of ____.

a)

mind

b)

cake

c)

cash

d)

risk

15.

If you make lots of insurance claims, what happens to your premiums?

a)

They go up, because you are now a great risk to the insurance company.

b)

They stay the same

c)

They go down, because you are now less of a risk to the insurance company.