WorksheetsBusiness Law
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 36mins
The U. S. Supreme Court hears cases that involve ____________.
Constitutional cases
Civil cases
Criminal cases
Tort cases
Local laws passed councils are called ____________.
Qualification
Propositions
Ordinances
Ratifications
A cashier gives you more change then she should have. The ethical choice is to ____________.
Donate the money to a worthy cause
Return the extra money
Keep the money
Spend the money
_______ protects the name and identifying symbol of a product or company.
Trade secret
Patent
Trademark
Copyright
The exclusive right granted to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention is a(n) ____________.
Patent
Trademark
Trade secret
Copyright
After work John is planning to do some of his job tasks at home to get back on schedule. But he needs some office supplies at home. To save time and a trip to the store, he decides to take the supplies from work. Is John's action ____________.
Ethical
Unethical
Illegal
An agreement between two parties that creates an obligation is a(n)
Contract
Tort
Offer
Purpose
A business run by one person is a(n)
Corporation
LLC
Sole proprietorship
Partnership
_______ law is the area of law that guides real property, personal property, and intellectual property.
Tort
Property
Oral contracts
Agency
_______ law deals with situations where a person's behavior has caused someone else to suffer a loss or
harm.
Tort
Regulatory
Agency
Statues
A rule of conduct enforced by authority that provides order, stability, and justice.
Law
Contract
Crime
Procedure
Which of these is an example of what is shown on Judge Judy?
Criminal Law
Corporate Law
Civil Law
Felony
Murder is an example of breaking which of these?
Corporate Law
Contract Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
A crime that is punishable by more than one year in jail or the death penalty is referred to as
A minor infraction
A contract dispute
A misdemeanor
A felony
Which of these is NOT a felony?
Murder
Forgery
Receiving Stolen Goods
Vandalism
Which of these is considered a misdemeanor?
Shoplifting
Identity Theft
Forgery
Treason
Intentional, unprivileged touch of a person by another.
Battery
Assault
Negligence
Identity Theft
Intentional, unlawful threat to cause bodily injury to another by force.
Battery
Assault
Arson
False Imprisonment
Laws enacted by state and federal legislatures are called
ordinances
administrative law
case law
statute
Laws enacted by Administrative Agencies are called _________
Torts
Statutes
Rules and Regulations
Ordinances
The Constitution is...
An old document that is no longer valid.
A document created by the supreme court Justices to provide laws for the people.
A part of the bill of rights.
The highest law of the law
Equity is...
Equal pay for equal work
Money owed to the winner of a law suit
Dividing things equally
Fairness
using a computer to steal someone's financial, educational, or other personal data.
identity theft
cyber squatting
cyber phishing
cyber piracy
___________________ is the area of the law that deals with computers and computer related crime
cyberlaw
criminal law
tort law
none of the above
Punching your friends face without saying a word is what tort?
self-defense
assault
battery
aggravated assault
Taking a picture, without their knowledge, of a person and using it in a magazine violates what tort?
libel
invasion of privacy
slander
defamation
What is the best example of a plea bargain?
Negotiation of a cash price
Begging for a person not to kill you
Give up a source for 2 years probation
Being put in the witness protection program
