Health Insurance
Auto Insurance
Renter's Insurance
Real-Life Situations
Life Insurance
100

What does health insurance help pay for?

Medical care / doctor / hospital

100

Is auto insurance required in South Dakota?

Yes

100

What does renter’s insurance protect?

Your stuff

100

Your phone is stolen—what insurance helps?

Renter’s insurance

100

What is life insurance meant to protect?

People who depend on you

200

What is a copay?

Small amount you pay for a visit

200

What does liability insurance cover?

Damage/injuries you cause

200

True or False: Renter’s insurance is expensive

False

200

You break your arm skateboarding—what insurance helps?

Health Insurance

200

True or False: Life insurance is mainly for paying your own medical bills.

False

300

True or False: ER visits are cheap without insurance

False

300

What happens if you drive without insurance?

Ticket / fines / license suspension

300

Name one thing renter’s insurance covers

Theft / fire / water damage

300

You rear-end someone—what insurance helps?

Auto Insurance

300

How does life insurance show responsibility?

Planning for others, not just yourself

400

Name one thing health insurance usually covers

ER / mental health / prescriptions

400

Why do teen males pay higher insurance rates?

Higher risk / more accidents

400

About how much does renter’s insurance cost monthly?

$10–$20

400

A parent dies without life insurance. What problem might their family face?

Loss of income, housing issues, debt

400

Who gets the money from a life insurance policy if you die?

The person you choose (beneficiary)

500

What can happen if medical bills aren’t paid?

Collections / debt / credit problems

500

If you crash without insurance, who pays?

You (and possibly parents)

500

Why is renter’s insurance smart for first apartments?

Cheap protection from big loss

500

Name one way insurance helps you stay out of trouble

Avoid fines / license loss / debt

500

Why might life insurance be important for someone with children?

To support them financially if something happens