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Jobs, Paychecks, Required Forms and the Cost of Working 1. The Old Age, Survivors, and Diability Insurance Program is the offical name for        A  Federal Welfare Program        B  State Welfare Program        C  Social Security        D  Federal Assistance Program 2. A type of retirment plan for self-employed people or entities that aren't incorporated is        A  a Cobra Plan        B  a Fico Plan        C  a FICA Plan        D  a Keogh Plan 3. The federal health insurance program for the disabled and for people who are       at least sixty-five years old is called        A  Obama Care        B  Medi-Cal        C  Medicare        D  Medicaid 4. Doctors, hospitals, and other health-care providers that have signed contracts with       your health insurance company to provide services at certain prices is called the        A  Medicare        B  Medicaid        C  Obamacare        D  Health-Care Network 5. 'The form your employer sends to you and the IRS every year showing what you earned       and how much was withheld for taxes is a        A  I-4 form        B  I-2 form        C  W-4 form        D  W-2 form 6. Taxes taken out of your income before you actually receive your paycheck is called        A  Tax Burden        B  Income Tax Liability        C  Withholding        D  Tax Obligation 7. The electronic deposit of your paycheck directly into your account, replacing a paper       check that is physically deposited is called        A  Electronic Deposit        B  Direct Deposit        C  Intangible Deposit        D  Replacement Deposit 8. A credit score developed by Fair Isaac Corporation based on your debt, payment history       and other factors that is intended to measure how likely you are to repay a loan is called        A  ERISA        B  FICA        C  FICO        D  COBRA 9. A work benefit that allows you to use pretax income to help pay for child-care or       medical expenses is called        A  a Flexible Spending Account        B  a Federal Designation Account        C  a Personal Spending Account        D  a Medical Allocation Account 10. An opportunity for working parents to put away pretax dollars toward child care for youngsters       under thirteen years old is called        A  Youngster Pretax Account        B  Dependent Pretax Account        C  Youngster Care Account        D  Dependent Care Account 11. The last-resort legal process for working out your debts is called        A  Bankruptcy        B  Structured Default        C  Judicial Escrow        D  Lender's Liability 12. The portion of a medical bill that the insurance company requires you to pay when you       visit the doctor is called        A  an Out-of-Pocket        B  the Corp-de-Force        C  a Rider        D  a Copayment 13. In insurance, the amount you must pay before your insurance kicks in is called        A  a Minimum Limit Provision        B  a Maximum Limit Provision        C  the Deductible        D  the Refundable 14. In health insurance, this is the maximum amount you'll have to pay for health care       in a given year.        A  Annual Maximum        B  Yearly Maximum        C  Self Coverage Maximum        D  Out-of-Pocket Maximum 15. Your main doctor, who acts as the point person for health-insurance purposes is called        A  Primary Care Physician        B  Group/Plan Physician        C  Physician Assistant        D  Basic Physician 16. A medical ailment that existed before you signed up for your health insurance       is called        A  Non-Insurable Condition        B  Pre-Insurance Condition        C  Carry Forward Condition        D  Pre-Existing Condition 17. A law that gives workers and their families the right to extend their health insurance       for aperiod of time after a job loss, death, divorce, or other life event is referred to as        A  ERISA        B  COBRA        C  VIPER        D  ESOP 18. An account designed to help those with health-care plans that have high       deductibles are called        A  Limit of Health Risk Account        B  High Deductibles Account        C  Residual Health Accounts        D  Health Savings Account