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05 DHCS Pre-Reading

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does 'partisan' mean?

a)

A healthcare-related term

b)

Strongly supporting one political party or side over another

c)

A legal term for agreement

d)

A neutral stance on political issues

2.

What does 'stipulated' mean?

a)

To demand or specify a requirement clearly as part of an agreement or law

b)

To argue against a law

c)

To provide healthcare benefits

d)

To divide opinions along political lines

3.

What does 'disparity' refer to?

a)

A large difference or inequality between groups

b)

A legal agreement

c)

A healthcare reform

d)

A court ruling

4.

What does 'exempt' mean?

a)

To demand a requirement

b)

To provide healthcare benefits

c)

To strongly support a political party

d)

To be free from an obligation or rule that applies to others

5.

What are 'provisions' in the context of a law?

a)

Specific conditions, rules, or requirements included within a larger law

b)

A court ruling

c)

A healthcare reform

d)

A political stance

6.

What does 'constitutionality' mean?

a)

A court ruling

b)

Whether a law agrees with the U.S. Constitution

c)

A healthcare reform

d)

A political stance

7.

What does 'legislation' refer to?

a)

A healthcare reform

b)

A political stance

c)

A court ruling

d)

The action of making laws, or the laws themselves

8.

What is the role of an 'appeals court'?

a)

A court that supports political parties

b)

A court that provides healthcare benefits

c)

A court that makes laws

d)

A court that reviews decisions made by lower courts

9.

Who are 'beneficiaries' in the context of healthcare?

a)

People who receive benefits (money or services) from a program

b)

People who work in manual labor jobs

c)

People who make laws

d)

People who review court decisions

10.

What does 'reimbursement' mean in healthcare?

a)

The payment that a hospital or doctor gets for providing medical services

b)

The action of making laws

c)

The review of court decisions

d)

The prevention of pregnancy

11.

What does 'blue-collar' refer to?

a)

Jobs that typically involve manual labor, such as factory work or construction

b)

Jobs that involve reviewing court decisions

c)

Jobs that involve healthcare benefits

d)

Jobs that involve making laws

12.

What are 'contraceptives' used for?

a)

Devices used for manual labor

b)

Medications used to treat illnesses

c)

Devices used in courtrooms

d)

Medications or devices used to prevent pregnancy

13.

What does the term 'partisan lines' imply?

a)

Strong disagreement between Democrats and Republicans

b)

A court ruling

c)

Agreement between political parties

d)

A healthcare reform

14.

What does the term 'Medicare beneficiaries' refer to?

a)

People working in manual labor jobs

b)

Patients receiving healthcare through Medicare

c)

Doctors providing healthcare services

d)

Hospitals reimbursed for treating patients

15.

What does the term 'healthcare reform legislation' refer to?

a)

A court ruling

b)

The ACA (Affordable Care Act)

c)

A political stance

d)

A manual labor job