Medically Reviewed by Sarah Goodell on December 01, 2022
Question 1/12

A premium is:

  • A more expensive health plan
  • An insurance payment
  • A rebate check
Question 2/12

A deductible is:

  • The amount you pay before your insurance kicks in
  • The monthly fee you pay for your health plan
  • An extra fee for brand name drugs
Question 3/12

A copay is:

  • Part of your deductible
  • Paid by your insurer
  • A flat fee for a covered service that you pay to your health care provider
Question 4/12

An out-of-pocket maximum is:

  • The most you'll pay each year
  • A limit on your doctor's charges
  • The most your insurance will pay
Question 5/12

Your insurer may not cover certain tests or procedures unless you first get:

  • Preauthorization
  • A waiver
  • Prioritization
Question 6/12

EOB means:

  • Early Option Billing
  • Explanation of Benefits
  • Extra Oversight Board
Question 7/12

An HMO health plan limits your choice of doctors.

  • True
  • False
Question 8/12

A health insurance Marketplace is a:

  • Place to buy insurance stock
  • Website to buy a health plan
  • Company to regulate insurance
Question 9/12

Under the Affordable Care Act, you can be denied health insurance for a pre-existing condition.

  • True
  • False, unless you purchase a short-term health plan that provides coverage for less than 12 months
Question 10/12

Preventive care includes:

  • Tests like colonoscopies
  • Breastfeeding support
  • Both
Question 11/12

Your health insurance runs out after you spend:

  • $1 million
  • $500,000
  • Never
Question 12/12

Your insurance company’s decision on what to cover is final.

  • True
  • False