To provide retirement benefits to eligible individuals.

To provide disability benefits to eligible individuals.

To provide survivors benefits to eligible individuals.

All of the above.

Individuals who have worked and paid Social Security taxes for at least 10 years.

Individuals who have reached the age of 62.

Individuals who have become disabled.

Individuals who have lost a spouse.

62

65

67

70

Retirement benefits are paid to individuals who have reached the age of 62, while disability benefits are paid to individuals who have become disabled.

Retirement benefits are based on an individual's earnings history, while disability benefits are based on an individual's medical condition.

Retirement benefits are paid for a limited time, while disability benefits are paid for as long as an individual remains disabled.

All of the above.

$1,500

$2,000

$2,500

$3,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

A limit on the amount of money that an individual can earn while receiving Social Security benefits.

A requirement that individuals must work for a certain number of hours each week to receive Social Security benefits.

A requirement that individuals must pay Social Security taxes on their earnings.

None of the above.

A provision that reduces Social Security benefits for individuals who have also received a pension from a government employer.

A provision that increases Social Security benefits for individuals who have also received a pension from a government employer.

A provision that eliminates Social Security benefits for individuals who have also received a pension from a government employer.

None of the above.

A provision that reduces Social Security benefits for individuals who have also received a pension from a government employer.

A provision that increases Social Security benefits for individuals who have also received a pension from a government employer.

A provision that eliminates Social Security benefits for individuals who have also received a pension from a government employer.

None of the above.

A program that provides benefits to the spouses and children of Social Security beneficiaries.

A program that provides benefits to the parents of Social Security beneficiaries.

A program that provides benefits to the siblings of Social Security beneficiaries.

None of the above.

A one-time payment that is made to the survivors of a Social Security beneficiary.

A monthly payment that is made to the survivors of a Social Security beneficiary.

A payment that is made to the survivors of a Social Security beneficiary if the beneficiary dies before reaching the age of 62.

None of the above.

A program that provides benefits to coal miners who have developed black lung disease.

A program that provides benefits to the survivors of coal miners who have died from black lung disease.

A program that provides benefits to coal miners who have been injured in a mining accident.

None of the above.

A program that helps Social Security disability beneficiaries find work.

A program that provides job training to Social Security disability beneficiaries.

A program that provides financial assistance to Social Security disability beneficiaries who are trying to find work.

All of the above.

A body that reviews Social Security disability benefit denials.

A body that reviews Social Security retirement benefit denials.

A body that reviews Social Security survivors benefit denials.

All of the above.

An office that investigates fraud and abuse in the Social Security program.

An office that provides customer service to Social Security beneficiaries.

An office that develops policies for the Social Security program.

None of the above.