Federico Gastaldi Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Question 1 of 8 True or false? New research shows white Americans with hearing loss are less likely to use hearing aids than Black or Hispanic Americans, regardless of income. True False The opposite is the case: A recent study found that 32 percent of white adults 65 or older with hearing loss said they used hearing aids, compared to less than 10 percent of their Black and Hispanic peers. Question 2 of 8 Out-of-pocket drug costs will be capped for Medicare Part D enrollees in 2025, as we have reported. What is the cap? $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 The new cap will help an estimated 4.2 million people save money next year. Question 3 of 8 As we recently noted, more than 20 states are increasing minimum wages next year. Which state has the largest dollar increase? Delaware Illinois Missouri Nebraska Delaware is increasing its minimum hourly wage by $1.75 next year to $15. Question 4 of 8 In a March Bankrate survey that we quoted, about 25 percent of boomers have reported using this service to purchase goods. Buy now, pay later Pay now, buy later Pay for play Play now, buy later The service has become increasingly popular with consumers. Unlock Access to AARP Members Edition Join AARP to Continue Already a Member? Login Members only
Question 5 of 8 According to our recent article, which of these items are facing declining sales? Motor homes Swimming pools Furniture All of the above Some other products in decline, according to our reporting: Plant-based food, cable TV subscriptions and boats. Question 6 of 8 Our critic recently listed her 10 best movies of 2024. Which of these was NOT on the list? 'Conclave' 'The Substance' 'Gladiator II' None of the above Others on the list included Wicked, A Complete Unknown and Thelma. Question 7 of 8 True or false? According to our columnist 'Dr. Adam' Rosenbluth, M.D., one of the best ways to minimize your risk of getting sick during holiday travel is to try and avoid crowds. True False "If driving is at all feasible, I suggest it," he wrote in his column. Question 8 of 8 A federal panel recently issued a draft recommendation saying that older adults shouldn't rely on calcium and Vitamin D supplements to prevent this/these. Anemia Hair loss Falls and fractures Night blindness "We recommend against these supplements for people who are not taking them for other medical reasons," task force member John M. Ruiz, a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Arizona, said in a statement. Submit Quiz You have unanswered questions. Please go back and complete those questions to finish the quiz. 0 Correct 0 Incorrect Oops...something went wrong. Please log out and log back in to continue.
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