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Chapter 10/11 Test

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 3hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A formal request made by the insurance policyholder to the insurance company for payment or services covered by the insurance policy.

a)

Claim

b)

Accident

c)

Premium

d)

Coverage

2.

A contract of insurance

a)

Policy

b)

Premium

c)

Deductible

d)

Claim

3.

Death, injury, or damage that could result in an insurance claim.

a)

Term

b)

Loss

c)

Deductible

d)

Premium

4.

A payment made monthly, twice a year, or yearly, for an insurance policy.

a)

Premium

b)

Copay

c)

Tax

d)

Benefit

5.

Chance or possibility of injury, damage, or loss that someone may want an insurance policy to cover.

a)

Debt

b)

Risk

c)

Premium

d)

Agent

6.

The amount of money an insurance policy holder must pay on a claim before the insurance company begins to pay. The higher this is, will usually result in a lower premium.

a)

Premium

b)

Claim

c)

Deductible

d)

Policy

7.

Insurance to protect your personal items in your home if you do NOT own it.

a)

homeowners

b)

renters

c)

property

d)

liability

8.
Of the four parts of auto insurance coverage, which part protects only the other person involved in an accident?
a)
Liability
b)
Comprehensive
c)
Collision
d)
Medical Payments/Bodily Injury
9.

A financial product purchased by many people to protect against the risk of loss.

a)

insurance

b)

deductible

c)

risk management

d)

premium

10.

Which of the following is a way to lower your insurance premium?

a)

have a good driving record

b)

be involved in sports

c)

have a parent with you at all times

d)

buy a sports car

11.

What kind of insurance pays for physical damages to your car from acts of nature such as fire?

a)

Property Damage

b)

Medical Payments

c)

Collision

d)

Comprehensive

12.

What kind of coverage pays for damages to your car if you are at fault?

a)

Collision

b)

Comprehensive

c)

Under-insured Motorist

d)

Uninsured Motorist

13.

Which provision of Auto insurance is required by law?

a)
Liability
b)
Comprehensive
c)
Collision
d)
Medical Payments/Bodily Injury
14.

Provides protection for your residence and associated finanical risk.

a)

Additional Living Expense

b)

Medical Coverage

c)

Homeowners Insurance

d)

Property Protection Plan

15.

The personal liability portion of your policy would protect against which one of the following?

a)

A visitor falls down the steps in your home breaking an ankle

b)

Someone breaks into your house and steals yoiur 72" tv.

c)

You get sick on some bad food you ate a restaurant earlier in the day.

d)

Your deck collapses

16.

Darwin has an original Picasso painting stored in his home, how should he protect it?

a)

Add specialized coverage to your homeowners policy. (Floater)

b)

It is covered under the personal liability coverage of his policy

c)

Wrap it in plastic and place it in a box.

d)

It falls under an additional living expense and is protected.

17.

Renters are protected under their landlord's homeowners insurance

a)

True

b)

False

18.

A fixed amount you pay for a service BEFORE charges are added. Could be for doctors office visit, or an ER for example

a)

co-insurance

b)

co-pay

c)

premium

d)

claim

19.
You have reached your $5000 out-of-pocket limit. You need to go to the emergency room and it cost $1700. How much will your insurance pay?
a)
$1700
b)
$0
c)
$1360
20.
You have reached your deductible of $2000, but you have not reached your maximum out-of-pocket limit of $4000 and your co-insurance begins. Your co-insurance is 20%. How much do you have to pay if you go to the doctor and the visit is $150?
a)
$150
b)
$30
c)
$120
d)
$0
21.
What is the definition of out-of-pocket maximum?
a)
The amount of money your pockets can hold
b)
The deductible you have to pay for insurance
c)
Maximum money you can pay out of pocket before insurance pays the rest
d)
The amount of money you pay to your insurance company every month
22.

The person to whom an insurance policy is issued.

a)

Agent

b)

Salesman

c)

Broker

d)

Policyholder

23.

Which of the following scenarios are typically NOT covered under home owner's insurance

a)

Flooding

b)

Tornado Damage

c)

Fire

d)

Theft

24.

Keeping a list of valuable items in your home is helpful when filing a claim. This list is known as a _______________.

a)

House Log

b)

Insurance List

c)

Home Inventory

d)

Policy Rider

25.

If your policy covers $100,000 of Bodily Damage and you cause $234,000 of Bodily Damage what happens?

a)

The insurance company will cover all of it

b)

You pay $134,000 out of pocket

c)

The company will pay you $134,000 after you pay out of pocket.

d)

The insurance company will cover none of it.

26.

You are hit by a vehicle but the owner doesn't have insurance. What coverage would pay for the damages?

a)

Uninsured Motorist

b)

Under-insured Motorist

c)

Liability

d)

Comprehensive

27.

You hit a deer- which would cover the damages to your car?

a)

Liability Insurance

b)

Comprehensive Coverage

c)

Personal Injury Protection

d)

Collision Coverage

28.

Given the following liability policy 100/300/100. what does the 300 represent?

a)

Bodily Injury per person

b)

Bodily Injury per Accident

c)

Property Damage per Accident

d)

Total Payout per accident

29.

Given the following liability policy 100/300/50. what does the 50 represent?

a)

Bodily Injury per person

b)

Bodily Injury per Accident

c)

Property Damage per Accident

d)

Total Payout per accident

30.

You are hit by a vehicle but the owner has low (state minimum) insurance. What coverage would pay help you for the damages if it exceeds their coverage?

a)

Uninsured Motorist

b)

Under-insured Motorist

c)

Liability

d)

Comprehensive

31.

Which of the following has resulted in higher cost of health care services?

a)

Older/Aging Population

b)

Rising Salaries of the health industry

c)

Expensive procedures with modern technology

d)

All of the above

32.

How can you reduce the cost of healthcare

a)

Choose a high deductible plan

b)

Choose a healthy lifestyle

c)

Choose generic medications

d)

All of the Above

33.

You have reached your deductible. Now, your insurance company agrees to pay 90% of medical expenses while you pay 10%. This is known as________

a)

Co Pay

b)

Co Insurance

c)

Out of Pocket Maximum

d)

Premiums

34.

90% of Americans purchase their insurance how?

a)

Individually

b)

Online

c)

90% have no insurance at all!

d)

Through employer sponsored group plans.

35.

In terms of a 90/10 Co-Insurance, who is paying the 10%

a)

The Hospital

b)

The Policy Holder

c)

The Insurance Company

d)

The Government

36.

In terms of a 90/10 Co-Insurance, who is paying the 90%

a)

The Hospital

b)

The Policy Holder

c)

The Insurance Company

d)

The Government

37.

When does a deductible reset?

a)

January 1st

b)

April 15th

c)

On the Policy holders Birthday

d)

They Don't reset, the build up forever

38.

What Auto Insurance provision pays for medical expenses for you and your passengers if they wreck is your fault?

a)

Liability

b)

Collision

c)

Comprehensive

d)

Medical

39.

Joe feels like he is having a heart attack (chest pain, trouble breathing, and sweating). How much would his co-pay be?

a)

$300

b)

$30

c)

$25

d)

$150

40.

Dental and Vision Insurance are part of health insurance.

a)

True

b)

False