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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following should you document after a crash?
Photos of vehicle damage
The weather conditions
Location of the accident
All of the above
What does "in-network" mean regarding healthcare providers?
Doctors who work at the same hospital
Providers who have negotiated rates with your insurance company
Specialists who work together on complex cases
Providers who only accept cash payments
Which insurance type pays out a specified amount of money to beneficiaries if the policyholder dies?
Disability insurance
Life insurance
Renter's insurance
Automobile insurance
What does renter's insurance cover?
Medical costs
The structure of a house
Contents of rented property damaged by flood, fire, or theft
Replacement of a rental car
What is an out-of-pocket maximum?
The maximum amount you'll pay for covered services in a plan year
The maximum amount your insurance will pay in your lifetime
The maximum amount your deductible can be
The maximum number of doctor visits covered per year
What is a copayment?
A) The percentage of costs you pay after your deductible
B) A fixed amount you pay for a covered service
C) The total amount your insurance pays annually
D) An optional payment for additional coverage
D) To pay for gym memberships and fitness equipment
Which of these factors typically does NOT affect your health insurance premium?
Your age
Your income
Your location
Whether you smoke
Why is it important NOT to admit fault at the scene of an accident?
It could be used against you legally
It will make the insurance process easier
It guarantees a lower repair bill
It doesn't matter who admits fault
What does uninsured motorist coverage protect you against?
Theft of your vehicle
Damage to your car caused by animals
Injury or damages caused by a driver without insurance
Getting stuck in a snowstorm
What is a premium in auto insurance?
The amount the insurance company pays you
The amount you pay for coverage
A reward for safe driving
A penalty for causing an accident
What is a pre-existing condition?
A medical condition that you had before your insurance began
A condition that requires regular check-ups
A condition that is not covered by any insurance
A condition that makes you ineligible for insurance
Who should you contact after checking for injuries?
Your neighbor
Your best friend
The police
The local news
What is the declarations page in an insurance policy?
A list of available car models
A summary of your insurance coverage, limits, and deductibles
A payment schedule
A repair manual for your car
What does healthcare insurance typically cover?
Home repairs
Medical expenses for checkups, illnesses, and injuries
Car accidents
Theft of personal property
Which type of insurance is required by law for drivers?
Life insurance
Renter's insurance
Automobile insurance
Homeowner's insurance
What type of insurance is required by law in most states?
Collision
Comprehensive
Liability
Personal injury protection
Homeowner's insurance typically covers which of the following?
Damage to rented property only
Repair of home due to storms, plumbing failures, etc.
Accidental injuries in shopping malls
Prescription medications
What is a "risk pool"?
A savings account for emergencies
A group of doctors in a healthcare plan
A collection of funds from people used by insurance companies to pay claims
A government program for retirement savings
What is the primary purpose of insurance?
To avoid paying for healthcare
To shift the risk of financial losses from one person to an insurance company
To make investments grow faster
To prevent accidents from happening
What is a deductible?
The amount your insurance pays first
The cost of your insurance premium
The amount you pay before insurance covers the rest
The value of your car
