1. How many of the policies sold to Connecticut individuals and small businesses are lower than bronze-level in value (pay less than 60% of medical costs for a standard population, the lowest level of value)?

a) None
b) 20%
c) 40%
d) 47%

2. How much is it estimated the state will save by implementing a Basic Health Plan Option, allowing low-income HUSKY parents (and others) to retain their current comprehensive coverage and benefits?

a) $80 per member per month
b) $50 per member per month
c) $25 per member per month
d) $5 per member per month

3. What margin, or profit, are Connecticut insurers making in the individual market on average?

a) Nothing - Connecticut insurers are not making a profit on individual policies
b) 2%
c) 5%
d) 8%

4. What is the average medical loss ratio, the percent of premiums spent on medical care, for individual plans in Connecticut?

a) 95%
b) 90%
c) 80%
d) 75.5%

5. How much is it estimated Connecticut's Health Insurance Exchange will cost in 2016?

a) Nothing – the federal government will be paying the full costs
b) $28 to $36 million
c) $50 million
d) $100 million