Topic 241: Access to Medical Coverage

A1–A2 Level

1. Why do people go to the doctor when sick?

2. What happens if people cannot pay for treatment?

3. Why is medical care important for families?

4. Who helps people get medical coverage?

5. Why do children need regular health checkups?

6. How can insurance help pay for hospital visits?

7. Why do older people need more medical care?

8. What problems happen without medical coverage?

9. Why do people worry about medical bills?

10. How can coverage help people feel safer?

11. Why do workers ask for health benefits?

12. How can free clinics help communities?

13. Why is medicine sometimes expensive?

14. How can coverage help during emergencies?

15. Can medical care improve quality of life? How?

16. How do you feel when people cannot get medical help?

B1–B2 Level

17. Why is access to medical coverage unequal in many countries?

18. How does coverage affect early treatment and prevention?

19. Why do some people delay seeing a doctor?

20. How can lack of coverage increase health problems?

21. What role do employers play in providing coverage?

22. How can government programs support low-income families?

23. Why do medical costs rise over time?

24. How can coverage reduce long-term health spending?

25. What problems arise when coverage is lost suddenly?

26. How does medical coverage affect mental well-being?

27. Why do rural areas face coverage challenges?

28. How can technology improve access to care?

29. Should basic medical coverage be guaranteed? Why?

30. How can policy reduce gaps in coverage?

31. How does coverage affect public health outcomes?

32. How do you feel about linking work and medical coverage?

C1–C2 Level

33. How does unequal medical coverage reinforce social inequality?

34. What ethical arguments support universal medical access?

35. How should governments balance cost and coverage quality?

36. Can private systems ensure fair access? Explain.

37. How do insurance structures shape healthcare behavior?

38. What risks arise when coverage is tied to employment?

39. How can prevention-focused coverage reduce national costs?

40. Should healthcare be treated as a public good? Why?

41. How do coverage gaps affect economic productivity?

42. What role should regulation play in pricing medical care?

43. Can expanded coverage strain healthcare systems? How?

44. How should societies prioritize limited medical resources?

45. How does medical coverage affect population health resilience?

46. Should migrants receive equal medical coverage? Why or why not?

47. How can long-term reforms improve access sustainably?

48. How do you feel access to coverage shapes social justice?