A sample of multiple choice problems is provided below. Additional multiple choice problemtion. are avaitable at moneyeducation.com by accessing the Student Pructice Portal 1. Social Security is funded through all of the following except: a. Employee payroll tax. b. Employer payroll tax. c. Sales tax. d. Self-employment tax. a. A lump-sum death benefit of $255. b. A children's benefit equal to 75% of Brisco's PIA. c. A caretaker's benefit for the children's mother. d. A parent's benefit. 3. Medicare Part A provides hospital coverage. Which of the following persons is not corered uale Part A? a. A person 62 or older and receiving railroad retirement. b. Disabled beneficiaries regardless of age that have received Social Security for twoyear. c. Chronic kidney patients who require dialysis or a renal transplant. d. A person 65 or older entitled to a monthly Social Security check. 4. A person receiving Social Security benefits under full retirement age can receive earned isconeta to a maximum threshold without reducing Social Security benefits by the earnings test. Which ofithe following count against the earnings threshold? a. Dividends from stocks. b. Rental income. c. Pensions and insurance annuities. d. Self-employment income. 5. All of the following statements concerning Social Security benefits are correct except: a. The maximum family benefit is determined through a formula based on the worker's is b. If a worker applies for retirement or survivors' benefits before his 65 th birthday, be nush also file a separate application for Medicare. c. People who are disabled or have permanent kidney failure can get Medicare at any azt d. The Social Security Administration is concerned with beneficiaries' combined lncore. which, on the 1040 federal tax return, includes adjusted gross income and nontaxabe interest income