Activity 8.1 - Types of Insurance Matching - Amanda Wilson | Library

Match the situations in the problems to the types of insurance listed below. Note: you will use some of them more than once.

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You get food poisoning and visit the hospital emergency room.

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A sudden death of a family member results in loss of household production.

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You lose control of your car and it rolls. Your car can’t be repaired, so you need to purchase a new car.

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You are unable to work for three months and need help paying your expenses while you’re out of work.

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You are in an accident and although you do not need to be in the hospital, you require full‐ time care by medical professionals in your home

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While driving your car you hit a tree. Your car must be fixed by a professional repair shop.

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You invite people to the apartment you rent and a guest trips over a pair of snow boots and breaks a finger.

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You have a water leak in the home you own and need to replace the flooring and cabinets in the kitchen.

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There is a fire in the apartment you rent and you need to replace all of your clothes and furniture due to smoke damage.

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You are unable to work for one year and need income to pay for living expenses.

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You are having a baby and need medical care.

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You are elderly and need assistance from medical professionals to continue living at home.

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An unexpected death of a family member results in funeral expenses.

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The house you own is destroyed by a tornado and you need to rebuild.

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While driving a car, you cause an accident that injures someone else.

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Someone breaks into the apartment you rent and steals your television.

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A tree that is located on your property falls over during a thunderstorm and damages your neighbor's roof

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Activity 8.1 - Types of Insurance Matching

You get food poisoning and visit the hospital emergency room.

A sudden death of a family member results in loss of household production.

You lose control of your car and it rolls. Your car can’t be repaired, so you need to purchase a new car.

You are unable to work for three months and need help paying your expenses while you’re out of work.

You are in an accident and although you do not need to be in the hospital, you require full‐ time care by medical professionals in your home

While driving your car you hit a tree. Your car must be fixed by a professional repair shop.

You invite people to the apartment you rent and a guest trips over a pair of snow boots and breaks a finger.

You have a water leak in the home you own and need to replace the flooring and cabinets in the kitchen.

There is a fire in the apartment you rent and you need to replace all of your clothes and furniture due to smoke damage.

You are unable to work for one year and need income to pay for living expenses.

You are having a baby and need medical care.

You are elderly and need assistance from medical professionals to continue living at home.

An unexpected death of a family member results in funeral expenses.

The house you own is destroyed by a tornado and you need to rebuild.

While driving a car, you cause an accident that injures someone else.

Someone breaks into the apartment you rent and steals your television.

A tree that is located on your property falls over during a thunderstorm and damages your neighbor's roof

Your dog bites a mail carrier on your property, and the carrier has to get medical care and miss work.