A spouse who is at least 60 years old.

A child who is under 18 years old.

A disabled child who is 18 years old or older.

A parent who is at least 62 years old and was dependent on the deceased worker.

All of the above.

50% of the deceased worker's benefit amount.

75% of the deceased worker's benefit amount.

100% of the deceased worker's benefit amount.

The amount varies depending on the survivor's age and relationship to the deceased worker.

None of the above.

Until the survivor reaches age 60.

Until the survivor reaches age 62.

Until the survivor reaches age 65.

Until the survivor dies.

None of the above.

The survivor must have worked for at least 10 years.

The survivor must have worked for at least 20 years.

The survivor must have worked for at least 30 years.

There is no work requirement for Social Security survivors benefits.

None of the above.

$1,000 per month.

$2,000 per month.

$3,000 per month.

$4,000 per month.

There is no income limit for Social Security survivors benefits.

The survivor must file an application with the Social Security Administration.

The survivor must provide proof of the deceased worker's death.

The survivor must provide proof of their relationship to the deceased worker.

The survivor must provide proof of their income and assets.

All of the above.

1-2 weeks.

2-4 weeks.

4-6 weeks.

6-8 weeks.

8-10 weeks.

The survivor can file an appeal with the Social Security Administration.

The survivor can file an appeal with the federal court.

The survivor can file an appeal with both the Social Security Administration and the federal court.

There is no appeals process for Social Security survivors benefits.

None of the above.

The survivor is not eligible for benefits.

The survivor did not file an application on time.

The survivor did not provide the required documentation.

The survivor has too much income or assets.

All of the above.

File an appeal with the Social Security Administration.

File an appeal with the federal court.

Contact their local Social Security office for assistance.

All of the above.

None of the above.

The Social Security Administration website.

The Social Security Administration toll-free number.

Local Social Security offices.

Non-profit organizations that provide assistance with Social Security benefits.

All of the above.

Visit the Social Security Administration website.

Call the Social Security Administration toll-free number.

Contact your local Social Security office.

Read books and articles about Social Security benefits.

All of the above.

1-800-772-1213.

1-800-772-1214.

1-800-772-1215.

1-800-772-1216.

1-800-772-1217.

www.ssa.gov.

www.ssa.com.

www.ssa.net.

www.ssa.org.

www.ssa.info.