Education and income both have a large impact on whether a person gets needed healthcare. Education affects income. Often, having more education means a person will earn more income later in life. Education also helps people make wise decisions when choosing between health products and services. Income often determines whether healthcare is affordable. Even if they have health insurance, people pay some amount for healthcare. When a person has little income, this amount can become difficult. People with less education can spend as much as 50 percent of their income on housing, leaving little for money for healthcare and other expenses. As a result of not getting needed healthcare, people can develop health conditions or leave health conditions untreated. In fact, studies have found that more than one-half of people in the US have delayed or chosen not to get treatment for a health condition because of cost. 1. According to this passage, how does education affect income?

A. Education is expensive and decreases income in the long run.
B. Having more education often leads to more income in the long run.
C. Education enables good decisions, which saves money.
D. Education has no impact on income.

2. What is the main point of the second paragraph in this passage?

A. People with less education spend a lot of their income on housing.
B. Healthcare is a large expense for many families.
C. Lack of income makes it difficult to get an education.
D. Low income makes it difficult to get needed healthcare.