WorksheetsChapter 7-sections 1 to 5- Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Worker’s compensation insurance covers lost wages and medical expenses when employees are injured____________.
On the Job
at home
on street
all the options
What is another word for coinsurance?
Customer expense
cash value
co-payment
premium
Which is the correct formula for calculating the interest earned from a bond?
Interest = Par Value x Rate x Time
Interest = Par Value x Rate ÷ Time
Interest = Market value x Rate x Time
The person named in a life insurance policy to receive the death benefits is called the______.
Heir
Policy holder
Recipient
Beneficiary
Bond interest is typically paid_______.
Weekly
Semiannually
annually
Every 2 years
The type of life insurance policy that offers protection only for a fixed period of time is called____________.
Permanent Life Insurance
Term Life Insurance
Universal Life Insurance
Whole Life Insurance
The type of coverage typically included in group health policies is
Surgical insurance.
Medical insurance.
Hospitalization insurance.
All 3 choices.
__________ pays a portion of the income lost if an employee cannot work due to a health condition or an injury.
Life insurance
Health insurance
Disability insurance
None of the choices
You can protect your family from financial hardship in the event of your death with ____________________.
Life insurance
Health insurance
Disability insurance
Worker’s compensation
____________________ protects you from financial loss due to medical bills.
Life insurance
Health insurance
Disability insurance
Worker’s compensation
If the market value is more than par value, a bond is said to be selling at a premium.
True
False
A bond is a written promise to repay money loaned on an unspecified due date.
True
False
A bond is a written promise to repay money loaned on a specified due date.
True
False
If the market value is less than par value, a bond is said to be selling at a discount.
True
False
Anderson Township school $500 bonds are quoted at 98.367. What is the market price of one of the bonds?
Note: Market Price = Par value X (Quoted percent/100)
$503.20
$491.84
$480.50
$410.90
Employees at Lancaster Manufacturing are responsible for paying 38% of their annual health insurance premium. If the total monthly premium for an individual policy is $92.50, how much does the company pay annually for each individual policy?
Notes: Annual Premium = monthly premium x 12
Employee responsibility = Annual premium x employee responsibility rate in decimal
Employer (company) responsibility = Annual Premium − Employee responsibility
$513.20
$402.75
$421.80
$510.50
Mark Johnson bought a $150,000 term life insurance policy. He paid an annual premium of $2.50 per $1,000 of insurance. What annual premium did he pay?
Note: Life insurance premium = (Face amount of policy ÷ $1,000) X cost per $1000
$420
$375
$280
$351
Sarah was recently hospitalized for a serious illness. The total bill for her medical care was $12,780. Sarah’s medical insurance only covered $11,960 of the bill. The insurance company also subtracted a $500 deductible, and her policy requires her to pay 20% in coinsurance. How much did the insurance company paid for the hospital bill.
Notes:
Percentage pay by insurance = 100 − coinsurance percentage
Amount pay by insurance= (Covered amount − deductible amount) X ( Percentage pay by insurance ÷ 100)
$10,324
$11,960
$9,168
$3,612
Judy was recently hospitalized for a serious illness. The total bill for her medical care was $12,780. Judy’s medical insurance only covered $11,960 of the bill. The insurance company also subtracted a $500 deductible, and her policy requires her to pay 20% in coinsurance. How much of the hospital bill must Judy pay?
Notes: Uncovered Amount = Total Bill - Covered Amount
Coinsurance Amount = (Covered amount - Deductible) X coinsurance rate
Amount Insured Must Pay = Uncovered Amount + Deductible + Coinsurance Amount
$10,324
$11,960
$9,168
$3,612
Marta owns 20 Memphis Water 9.5%, $1,000 bonds. Find her annual income from the bonds?
Note: Interest (annul income) = Par value X Rate X Time X number of bonds
$1,900
$1,990
$2,168
$3,612
Tim Martin buys 10, $1,000 bonds quoted at 89.473. He pays $3.50 commission on each bond and $13.49 accrued interest on each bond. Find his total investment in the bonds.
Notes:
Market Price = Par value X (Quoted percent/100)
Total investment = Number of bonds X ( Market value + commission for one bons + Accrued Interest for one bond)
$11,900
$10,169.90
$10,000
$9,117.20
