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19-20 LEB SEMESTER EXAM

Total questions: 88

Worksheet time: 7hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Defendant
a)
Civil
b)
Criminal
c)
Both
2.
Lucy is going to court to force Carrie to pay for her broken arm in a motor vehicle accident.
a)
Civil
b)
Criminal
3.
What is Property Tax
a)
Tax on Land, Vehicles and Property
b)
Tax on Government Buildings
c)
Tax on Businesses
d)
Tax on Educators
4.

Which of the following crimes is a misdemeanor?

a)

kidnapping

b)

murder

c)

robbery

d)

shoplifting

5.

What do you call any serious crime for which the punishment can be more than one year or death?

a)

Misdemeanor

b)

Felony

6.
Jason's Deli hires Sam as a consultant to improve the menu.  The CEO assigns the VP of Marketing to assist the consultant.  In this scenario, Jason's Deli is the:
a)
independent contractor
b)
employee
c)
employer
d)
agend
7.

Which of these is NOT a felony?

a)

Murder

b)

Forgery

c)

Receiving Stolen Goods

d)

Vandalism

8.
In the case, United States vs. Jennifer Bonds, which party is the defendant?
a)
United States
b)
Jennifer Bonds
c)
Both
d)
Neither
9.

Which of these is NOT a felony?

a)

Murder

b)

Forgery

c)

Receiving Stolen Goods

d)

Vandalism

10.
Net income is:
a)
the total amount of money you earn before deductions.
b)
the amount of money you receive AFTER deductions are subtracted from your gross income
c)
a debt or money that is owed to someone.
d)
the hourly rate of pay
11.
Annual salary is the amount of money you are paid..
a)
Monthly
b)
Semi-Monthly
c)
Bi-Weekly
d)
Yearly
12.
The total amount you earn BEFORE any deductions are subtracted is called __________ pay.
a)
Bonus
b)
Gross
c)
Incentive
d)
Net
13.
A chemical technician earns $750 per week.  How much will she earn in one   month?  
a)
$3000.00
b)
$9000.00
c)
$3250.00
d)
$2800.00
14.

According to federal government laws, all employees must be given sufficient time off to vote.

a)

True

b)

False

15.
What is the minimum age that a person must be to attain a work permit?
a)
12
b)
14
c)
16
d)
18
16.
If a student is 14-15 years of age, what is the total number of hours that they can work during a school week?
a)
6
b)
18
c)
30
d)
40
17.
The highest level of the law.
a)
local
b)
municipla
c)
state
d)
federal
18.
Conflict between 2 or more parties.
a)
violate
b)
dispute
c)
crime
d)
libel
19.

Which of the following is acceptable according to the school's dress code policy?

a)

orange hair

b)

striped socks

c)

maroon vest with a 3/4 zipper

d)

crocs shoes

20.

How many numbers are in a social security number?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

12

d)

9

21.

Which of the following questions CAN legally be asked on a job application?

a)

What is your marital status?

b)

Are you at least 18 years of age?

c)

In what country/countries do you have citizenship?

d)

What holidays will you require off?

22.

If a question on a job application does not apply to you, which of the following is suggested?

a)

Leave it blank

b)

Fill the space with an asterisk (*)

c)

Fill the space with a dash or “n/a”

d)

Write why the question does not apply to you

e)

all of the above

23.

Marco is filling out a job application for a part-time food service job. The application asks him to list an expected pay amount, but Marco does not know what is typical and does not want to risk asking for too much or too little. Which of the following is recommended?

a)

He should leave the space blank

b)

He should write “anything”

c)

He should write “negotiable”

d)

He should write “do not know”

24.

A case about child custody or a lawsuit are examples of

a)

A. exclusive jurisdiction only

b)

B. a civil case

c)

C. concurrent jurisdiction only

d)

D. a criminal case

25.
A binding agreement between parties that creates legally enforceable duties or obligations.
a)
patent
b)
contract
c)
law
d)
trademark
26.
Which is an example of ethics abuse regarding an Email Privacy Policy?
a)
Sending holiday greetings to personal friends through email
b)
 Reminding employees to submit time cards through an email
c)
 Requesting permission to take vacation via email to supervisor
d)
Sending meeting minutes to employees through email 
27.
What could result when a company has a good code of ethics?
a)
Employees continue to work at the company
b)
Customers decide to do business elsewhere
c)
Employees leave to find other employment. 
d)
Managers discipline employees more often.
28.
What could be a result of ethics abuse in the workplace?
a)
 Business failure 
b)
Satisfied managers 
c)
 Happier employees
d)
More jobs created 
29.
Ross is an employee in Helga's office. Ross forgot his login and password. Helga knows that a coworker, Jamie, is out of the office. Helga is tempted to give Ross her own login and password and to use Jamie's for herself. Which action represents an ethical decision?
a)
Do not sign Ross in; he needs his own login and password 
b)
Give Ross Jamie's login and password so he can sign in as Jamie 
c)
Sign Ross in as herself using her own login and password 
d)
ign Ross in as Jamie, using Jamie's login and password
30.

According to federal government laws, all employees must be given sufficient time off to vote.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

London needs to file her taxes as soon as possible. However, if she wants it to be accurate, she has to wait until her employer gives her a _________________________ to file her taxes.

a)

A. 1040EZ

b)

B. EOC

c)

C. W-2

d)

D. W-4

32.

Why does the IRS take money out of your paycheck?

a)

A. For taxes to help run the government, schools, military, etc.

b)

B. For a savings account

c)

C. Only for Social Security

d)

D. Only for the military

33.

When are you considered a Tax Payer?

a)

A. When the government assigns you a social security number.

b)

B. When the IRS assigns you a Taxpayer Identification number

c)

C. If you Live in the United States and Pay Taxes to National, State, County, or Municipal (City/Town) Government

d)

D. When the monkeys come home from the zoo and begin to throw poo at you and your crew and there's nothing you can do.

34.

What does the Bill of Rights protect?

a)

A. Individual liberty and the rights of states

b)

B. individual government and the creation of bureaucracy

c)

C. individual rights of states and its people

d)

D. individual liberty and the rights of the federal government

35.

Jethro, a businessman, who in Atlanta, creates a disturbance at a local steakhouse and is arrested for being drunk and disorderly. Drunk and disorderly is a misdemeanor under Georgia law. Which of the following could possibly be a punishment for Jethro?

a)

A.death penalty

b)

B. 24-48 months of prison incarceration

c)

C. 6 to 12 months in county jail

d)

D. none of the listed

36.

Wanda sues Mary for injuries she sustained from a car accident that was Mary's fault. They agree to settle out of court and Mary pays Wanda $5,000.

a)

A. Civil Law

b)

B. Criminal Law

37.

With loyal hearts we sing to thee ----

a)

A. ohhhhhhhhhh Central

b)

B. Oh Central High, Oh Central High

c)

C. Central High, Oh Central High

d)

D. none of the listed

38.
Helps provide retirement income for the elderly and pays disability benefits
a)
medicare
b)
social security
c)
state income tax
d)
federal income tax
39.
Which type of tax comes directly out of your paycheck?
a)
Property Tax
b)
Sales Tax
c)
Income Tax
d)
Ad Valorem Tax
40.

Select answer choice A

a)

A. pick me

b)

B. no pick me

c)

C. Gotcha right here! It's me

d)

D. I am so confused so I pick you.

41.

Where you are currently living

a)

Permanent Address

b)

Present Address

c)

Place of Employment

d)

Residence

42.

Which of the following types of financial aid do not require you to pay the money back?

a)

Grants

b)

Private loans

c)

Federal Loans

d)

All the above

43.

Select the answer that best describes why the return on investment (ROI) for higher education is high even though the cost of college is increasing.

a)

You have the potential to earn more money in the future when you continue your education past high school.

b)

You have the potential to earn less money in the future when you continue your education past college.

c)

Higher education is not an investment but a debt.

d)

Earning potential is not affected by education level.

A) You have the potential to earn more money in the future when you continue your education past high school.

44.

You are looking for ways to pay for your higher education costs. Which of the following options will require you to pay back any money you receive?

a)

Grants

b)

529 plans

c)

Federal student loans

d)

Scholarships

45.

Select the Job Application Don'ts

a)

If possible keep a copy of the application to prepare for the interview.

b)

Fail to research the employer and/or type of work in which you are applying.

c)

Leave time gaps between jobs or have reasons for these time periods.

d)

Read the form thoroughly so that you put relevant information in appropriate sections.

46.

Generally 31 hours or less.

a)

Full time

b)

Part time

c)

Flex time

d)

Internship

47.

Official government issue identification.

a)

Social Security number

b)

Driver's license number

c)

Birth certificate

d)

Passport

48.

If you are currently employed you need to tell the new employer you must give at least two weeks, if you are not currently employed you may write: immediately

a)

When you can start

b)

When you will give notice to employer

c)

When you expect your first pay check

d)

none of the above

49.

Which of the following can cause you not to get a job?

a)

Lying on the application

b)

Putting false information on the application

c)

A bad reference

d)

All of the above

50.

What do you put in the desired position section?

a)

Anything

b)

I don't care

c)

Whatever you want to give me

d)

The specific position you are applying for

51.

In what order should prior jobs be listed on an application?

a)

Most recent to least recent

b)

Any order

c)

Least recent to present

52.

How should you dress when picking up an application?

a)

It doesn't matter since you are just asking for an application

b)

Sweat or PJ's is fine

c)

Dress like you are prepared for an interview

d)

Any of the above

53.

True or false; Should you ask permission from your references before you put them on your application?

a)

true

b)

false

54.

What should you do before submitting the application?

a)

Nothing just turn it in

b)

Read through it again

c)

Proof read it yourself

55.

What do employers use job applications for?

a)

They don't look at them

b)

To screen for qualified people for the position

c)

To keep the information

d)

To find out personal things about you

56.

Which of the following is an example of an e-mail address which is NOT appropriate for use on a job application?

a)

Keisha.Clemins@yahoo.com

b)

bagsecured@yahoo.com

c)

S.T.Brown@yahoo.com

d)

RichLauro306@yahoo.com

57.

What should you NOT put in the position desired section?

a)

Cashier

b)

Dog walker

c)

Anything

d)

Waitress

58.

What is considered a "proper" recommended reference?

a)

Your parents, brothers or sisters

b)

Your friends in high school

c)

Your counselor, coach, teacher, neighbor or church acquantence

d)

Your teen friends at your previous job

59.

FT means

a)

Full throttle

b)

Fun Times

c)

Full-time --- 40 hours per week

60.

shift preference means

a)

the way you want to travel to work

b)

the type of gears you use on your car

c)

time of day you would like to work - morning shift or night shift

61.

d.o.b. means

a)

date of booking

b)

date of birth

c)

down on baker street

62.
 What happens if you have been convicted of a felony when you fill out a job application?
a)
The employer will throw out the application
b)
Application is sent to authorities for more review
c)
Employer may still consider your application
63.

Labor Day

a)

holiday to honor workers

b)

month Labor Day is on

c)

outdoor table for eating

64.

This law prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin and religion.

a)

Age Discrimination in Employment Act

b)

Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

c)

National Labor Relations Act

d)

Fair Labor Standards Act

65.

Treating someone in a different way at work. It may be because the person is a woman or has a disability, for example.

a)

harassment

b)

appraisal

c)

discrimination

d)

grievance

66.

Mothers of new born babies are entitled to 52 weeks' maternity ____________ according to current legislation.

a)

leave

b)

lift

c)

break

d)

holiday

67.

What can a business not discriminate against?

a)

Age

b)

Gender

c)

Religion

d)

Ethnicity

68.

Is it illegal for a business to not make adjustments for disabled employees?

a)

Yes, it's illegal

b)

No, it's perfectly legal

69.

Describe the purpose of employment law

a)

An employee organisation that represents the interests of its members

b)

Designed to protect workers from employers who may treat them unfairly.

c)

Where a worker is treated differently from another for no acceptable reason

70.

Define the term 'discrimination'

a)

An employee organisation that represents the interests of its members

b)

Designed to protect workers from employers who may treat them unfairly.

c)

Where a worker is treated differently from another for no acceptable reason

71.
You are caught going 85 miles an hour where the speed limit is 35 miles an hour.
a)
Civil Case
b)
Criminal Case
72.
You sue the school after you find a dirty toenail (jam included) on your chicken patty sandwich from the cafeteria.
a)
Civil Case
b)
Criminal Case
73.
Dr. Woodford is involved in a car accident and sues the other driver to get money to fix her car.
a)
Civil Case
b)
Criminal Case
74.
Mrs. Thomas sues Mrs. Morck for injuries sustained in the fight.
a)
Civil Case
b)
Criminal Case
75.
Mrs. Levine is charged with assaulting Mrs. Staton.
a)
Civil Case
b)
Criminal Case
76.

A person who provides testimony before the court and can be called by either side in court case is called a(n)

a)

witness

b)

defendant

c)

plaintiff

d)

prosecution

77.

If a teacher feels that the school system unfairly fired her/him from her/his job, which court would most likely try the case?

a)

civil

b)

criminal

c)

either civil or criminal

d)

neither civil nor criminal

78.

In which type of court would witnesses be called to testify?

a)

civil

b)

criminal

c)

both civil and criminal

d)

neither civil nor criminal

79.

Which type of court has prosecutors?

a)

civil

b)

criminal

c)

either civil or criminal

d)

neither civil nor criminal

80.

Which of the following would most likely be tried in a civil court?

a)

a case where a person is charged with speeding

b)

a case where an organization is charged with violating its employees legal rights

c)

a case where someone is charged with breaking and entering into a business

d)

a case where someone is charged with stealing money from a bank account

81.

The highest court in the country

a)

state court

b)

federal court

c)

supreme court

82.

The decision at the end of the trial is called...

a)

answer

b)

response

c)

verdict

83.
May's gross pay is $2, 875.34.  After her deductions what does she earn. Deductions:
insurance-$54.03
taxes-$87.98
social security-$25.00
a)
$2699.36
b)
$2708.33
c)
$2709.40
d)
$2706.35
84.
Kyle worked a 36 hour week.  If his rate is $10.00 an hour, how much did he earn last week?
a)
$360.00
b)
$400.00
c)
$270.00
d)
$350.00
85.

Round to the nearest dollar: $19.599

a)

$19.00

b)

$19.60

c)

$20.00

86.
An accountant receives a yearly salary of $72,000.  Find his monthly salary.
a)
$6000.00
b)
$864,000.00
c)
$600.00
87.

Why was minimum wage created?

a)

So small businesses could be successful.

b)

To help the government.

c)

To ensure the average worker can meet their most basic needs

d)

To help retired couples

88.

___ are wages that workers are paid by the hour

a)

hourly wage

b)

salary

c)

commission