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Final Exam

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Social Security was initiated in 1935 by which leader’s effort to provide protection against old-age poverty and job loss?

a)

Dwight D. Eisenhower’s initiative

b)

Franklin D. Roosevelt’s initiative

c)

Lyndon B. Johnson’s initiative

d)

Harry S. Truman’s initiative

2.

Over time, Social Security has shifted to represent which role for many Americans after retirement?

a)

Primary financial support

b)

Supplemental emergency aid

c)

Temporary unemployment insurance

d)

Means-tested welfare program

3.

What primary challenge does Social Security face from cohort dynamics?

a)

Rapid influx of young workers paying

b)

Small baby boomer cohort delaying benefits

c)

Sharp decline in life expectancy

d)

Large baby boomer cohort drawing benefits

4.

Eligibility for Medicare includes which criterion beyond age?

a)

Residency in long-term care homes

b)

Unemployment or low income status

c)

Temporary illness or minor injury

d)

Disability or permanent kidney failure

5.

Which services are covered under Medicare Part A?

a)

Preventive dental services

b)

Prescription drug coverage

c)

Outpatient clinic services

d)

Inpatient hospital services

6.

Which services are covered under Medicare Part B?

a)

Emergency transport only

b)

Outpatient medical services

c)

Inpatient surgical services

d)

Long-term custodial care

7.

Which coverage is associated with Medicare Part D?

a)

Some prescription medications

b)

Inpatient hospice services

c)

Durable medical equipment

d)

Vision and hearing benefits

8.

Which statement best captures the core idea of healthy aging?

a)

Avoiding disease while staying engaged and functional

b)

Accepting decline and reducing daily activities

c)

Relying on medication to manage most conditions

d)

Prioritizing independence over social connections

9.

What central assumption does the life-span perspective emphasize about aging?

a)

Aging is determined entirely by early adulthood

b)

Aging is mostly physical and rarely psychological

c)

Aging is linear and predictable for everyone

d)

Aging is a complex, multidimensional process

10.

Which trend highlights a foundational practice for good health in later life?

a)

Regular exercise as a basic component

b)

Routine fasting as the main strategy

c)

Strict rest to conserve energy

d)

Exclusive reliance on dietary supplements

11.

If someone maintains good health habits and a positive outlook but lacks a social network, which targeted action would most improve their overall aging success?

a)

Track monthly expenses more rigorously

b)

Join community groups to build relationships

c)

Increase daily exercise intensity moderately

d)

Adopt intermittent fasting three days weekly

12.

Which statement best defines clinical death in medical practice?

a)

Irreversible loss of brainstem reflexes

b)

Lack of heartbeat and respiration

c)

Cessation of cortical electrical activity

d)

Coma with known etiology and prognosis

13.

Which age group most commonly reports feeling cheated by death in a life-course perspective?

a)

Young adults typically feel cheated

b)

Middle-aged adults feel cheated

c)

Older adults feel cheated

d)

Children most often feel cheated

14.

Which statement best describes older adults’ general attitude toward death?

a)

More accepting of death

b)

More convinced death is unlikely

c)

More fearful of death

d)

More avoidant of death talk

15.

Kübler-Ross’s model of dealing with one’s own death originally proposed how many stages?

a)

Five distinct stages

b)

Three linear stages

c)

Four optional stages

d)

Seven cyclical stages

16.

Which sequence includes all stages in Kübler-Ross’s theory?

a)

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

b)

Shock, protest, despair, reorganization, relief

c)

Avoidance, rage, compromise, sorrow, peace

d)

Fear, resistance, negotiation, sadness, closure

17.

How are Kübler-Ross’s stages commonly experienced across individuals?

a)

They can overlap and vary in order

b)

They happen only once each

c)

They occur in strict fixed order

d)

They are identical for everyone

18.

Death anxiety most precisely refers to what?

a)

Medical anxiety during terminal illness

b)

Stress from funeral financial costs

c)

Fear of ghosts and supernatural beings

d)

People’s anxiety or fear of death and dying

19.

Which statement reflects the role of hospice staff?

a)

To execute curative medical procedures

b)

To focus on surgical interventions

c)

To prioritize discharge planning

d)

To be present with patients, not treat

20.

Which term best describes sorrow, hurt, anger, guilt, or confusion after a loss?

a)

Integration

b)

Bereavement

c)

Mourning

d)

Grief

21.

Which statement about grieving timeframes is most accurate?

a)

Uniform for all

b)

Predictable schedule

c)

Highly individual

d)

Always brief

22.

What does MAGD stand for in the context of grieving?

a)

Model of Adaptive Grieving Dynamics

b)

Method of Applied Grief Development

c)

Metric for Assessing Grief Duration

d)

Modeling Affective Grief Domains

23.

Thinning and graying of hair is an example of which force of development?

a)

Biological forces

b)

Psychological forces

c)

Histological forces

d)

No force of development

24.

Knowing all the names of each president and vice president of the United States of America draws on which intelligence?

a)

Fluid intelligence

b)

Crystallized intelligence

c)

Tetraton intelligence