Part II Reading comprehension (Skimming and Scanning)
1. What is the reason that we fail to attend to our family financial well-being?
[D] We think it needn’t be dealt with immediately.
2. We work out a budget in order to.
[A] avoid unnecessary spending
3. What is the advantage of the retirement savings?
[B] Employees can get money as the retirement savings from their employers.
4. It’s good for us to have some cash on hand to.
[C] cope with sudden and serious situations
5. Which group of people is advised to hold a health insurance?
[D] Those who are less than 65 years old.
6. The money you get from the disability insurance through the employee benefits plan is
[A] not enough for a decent living
7. What can a life insurance do to a child?
[B] It offers timely money for the funeral if the child dies.
8. According to Karin Barkhorn, the government has to decide how to arrange a person’s assets if he dies without a will.
9. Once a person loses the ability to do things, a living will is a reliable document for required medical measures.
10. Under your durable power of attorney, if you are unable, a person can be given the authority to make financial decisions for you.
1. What is the reason that we fail to attend to our family financial well-being?
[D] We think it needn’t be dealt with immediately.
2. We work out a budget in order to.
[A] avoid unnecessary spending
3. What is the advantage of the retirement savings?
[B] Employees can get money as the retirement savings from their employers.
4. It’s good for us to have some cash on hand to.
[C] cope with sudden and serious situations
5. Which group of people is advised to hold a health insurance?
[D] Those who are less than 65 years old.
6. The money you get from the disability insurance through the employee benefits plan is
[A] not enough for a decent living
7. What can a life insurance do to a child?
[B] It offers timely money for the funeral if the child dies.
8. According to Karin Barkhorn, the government has to decide how to arrange a person’s assets if he dies without a will.
9. Once a person loses the ability to do things, a living will is a reliable document for required medical measures.
10. Under your durable power of attorney, if you are unable, a person can be given the authority to make financial decisions for you.