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KAHOOT VERSION

Insurance

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1. The average yearly car insurance premium for 25-79 yr old drivers is under $2,000. How much is it for 16-17 yr olds?

$6,100
$5,100
$4,100
$3,100

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1. The average yearly car insurance premium for 25-79 yr old drivers is under $2,000. How much is it for 16-17 yr olds?

$6,100
$5,100
$4,100
$3,100

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2. Which of the following things will increase your car insurance premium each month?

Not renewing your license
Filing a car accident claim
Braking frequently while driving
Driving with no license/registration

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2. Which of the following things will increase your car insurance premium each month?

Not renewing your license
Filing a car accident claim
Braking frequently while driving
Driving with no license/registration

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3. How many teens admit to checking apps on their phone while they are driving?

15%
35%
48%
68%

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3. How many teens admit to checking apps on their phone while they are driving?

15%
35%
48%
68%

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4. For every 100 M miles driven, 20+ yr old drivers experience 250-570 crashes. How many do 16-17 yr olds experience?

550
850
1,130
1,430

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4. For every 100 M miles driven, 20+ yr old drivers experience 250-570 crashes. How many do 16-17 yr olds experience?

550
850
1,130
1,430

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5. In 1999, 87% of HS seniors had driver’s licenses. How many HS seniors had them in 2017?

95%
87%
71%
53%

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5. In 1999, 87% of HS seniors had driver’s licenses. How many HS seniors had them in 2017?

95%
87%
71%
53%

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You’ve completed the exercise, now it’s time to learn

more about the current event:

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Discussion Prompt:

Why do you think fewer high school students are getting a driver’s license over time?

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Extend Your Learning

Relevant Resources from NGPF:

COMPARE: Types of Car Insurance (Activity)
What percent of high school seniors have a driver's license? (Question of the Day)
Understanding 5 Types of Car Insurance Coverage (Video)

References:

Teen Driving by the Numbers (wired.com)
Average Car Insurance Rates By Age And State (Motor1.com)
Driving? The Kids Are So Over It (Wall Street Journal)
Smartphone Addicts Behind the Wheel Drive Car Insurance Rates Higher (Wall Street

Journal)

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