The amount of survivors' insurance benefits paid by Social Security is
A. based on the cause of death.
B. based on a formula that takes into consideration the number of remaining years the deceased worker had to work until retirement.
C. fixed by law and adjusted only by the cost-of-living.
D. based on the worker's lifetime earnings covered by Social Security.
Answer: D
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