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WorksheetsIntro to Business Law - Semester Final
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 58mins
Employment law focuses on fair treatment in the workplace of all people.
True
False
Unethical and illegal activity within a business is acceptable as long as it benefits the business.
True
False
LLC’s are known for helping protect the owner's personal assets.
True
False
It’s not important for businesses to know what can get them into legal trouble.
True
False
Indicate whether the statement is True or False. Consumers have the right to choose between competitive goods and have the right to have their concerns heard.
True
False
Federal Trade Commission and the Food and Drug Administration missions are the exact same.
True
False
Understanding the legal system and how these laws impact businesses, consumers, and society is crucial for your success as a future professional.
True
False
Contract Law is an area of law that relates to guiding parties (individual or businesses) to making and enforcing legally binding agreements.
True
False
Laws do not reflect the circumstances and cultures that create them.
True
False
If accidents ever happen in the workplace, government agents are able to investigate the violations and can issue citations for non-compliance.
True
False
Every state has the same property laws when it comes to ownership and transfers of property.
True
False
The purpose of a non-profit is something other than making a profit and it benefits the public.
True
False
Businesses deal with crime often and it’s important for all professionals to know how to identify crimes and when they are happening, to help a business stay safe and successful.
True
False
Corporations don’t have to register with the state and need to determine company directors.
True
False
It’s extremely important for businesses to make sure they follow consumer laws, as it not only protects consumers but also protects their business.
True
False
Some consumer protection statutes provide consumers who are harmed by a violation of the statutes the ability to sue the business or organization that acted wrongfully.
True
False
Teen workers are injured more often on the job because of not having a lot of work experience.
True
False
All contracts must go through a contract lawyer before it’s legal.
True
False
The whole purpose behind intellectual property is products of human intellect should be given the same protective rights as physical property.
True
False
It’s important to have a well-drafted, valid contract, for courts to view a contract as legally enforceable.
True
False
Patents are good for 10 years and then you have to renew them.
True
False
Has one general partner who is fully responsible for the business and then another partner/s who are passive and do not participate in day-to-day functions of running the business, but they have invested in the business.
Partnership
Limited Partnership
Corporation
Sole Proprietorship
The rules of conduct that state how people should or shouldn’t behave in society to keep stability and justice.
Business laws
Civil Law
Laws
Constitution
An institution set up by the government that interprets the law, in order to settle disputes.
A Court
Constitution
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Is being legally responsible for something.
Debt
Liability
Breach of Contract
Contract
Brings charges to the person accused of breaking the law and committing a crime.
Defendant
Prosecution
Civil Law
A Court
A type of business ownership where there can be a single or multiple owners, like a partnership, but you have an option to be taxed like a corporation.
Partnership
Corporation
Limited Liability Company
Sole Proprietorship
Many owners but when the owners change, the company does not dissolve. The owners are also known as the shareholders. They then elect a board of people to make company policies and decisions.
Partnership
Corporation
Limited Partnership
Sole Proprietorship
A business owned by one person.
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
Limited Liability Company
Zoe creates a unique piece of digital artwork. The law protects her creation from unauthorized use by others. What is this type of protection called?
Copyright
Patent
Property Law
Fair Pay Act
Which set of rules governs the formation, operation, and termination of businesses?
Civil Law
Business laws
Criminal Law
Constitution
What is it called when a party fails to fulfill their contractual duties without a valid reason?
Liability
Debt
Breach of Contract
Contract
A charter that establishes the government and the rules under which the government must run.
Civil Law
Constitution
A Court
Business laws
The way to protect artists, composers, or author's original work.
Copyright
Patent
Torts
Equal Employment Opportunity
Two or more people operating a business as co-owners, who share all profits.
Limited Partnership
Partnership
Corporation
Franchise
An extension of the Equal Pay Act and requires employers to make sure they are pay equally and not discriminating by records in order to prove this.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Fair Pay Act
Civil Law
Property Law
A legally binding agreement between two or more parties that creates mutual obligations enforceable by law.
Contract
Liability
Breach of Contract
A Court
Something owed, usually money.
Liability
Debt
Contract
Offer
A document that grants exclusive rights to an invention, from making, selling, and using.
Copyright
Patent
Torts
Property Law
The person who is accused of committing the crime is called this.
Prosecution
Defendant
Offeror
Offeree
A system of laws that defines crimes and sets punishments for society.
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Business laws
Constitution
The land and everything attached to the land.
Real Property
Debt
Liability
Personal Property
Types of laws prohibit job discrimination within the workplace.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Equal Pay Act
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Laws put into place so there is equal pay amongst men and women.
Equal Pay Act
Civil law
OSHA
Business laws
A system of laws concerned with relations between individuals and defines their legal rights.
Criminal Law
Civil Law
Business laws
Constitution
The legal rules that apply to what a person or a business owns.
Property Law
Contract
Liability
Debt
Acting with integrity by being honest, professional, and fair.
Contract
Ethical behavior
Civil Law
A Court
Which type of partnership has partners that are only liable for their investment in the partnership?
General Partnership
Limited Partnership
Limited Liability Partnership
Business laws are created for which of the following reasons?
They protect the liberties and rights of companies and the people who work there.
To maintain order amongst businesses, brands, and employees.
They help resolve disputes within a company.
All of the above.
Which of the following is not legally capable of entering a contract?
Minors
Mentally Disabled
Intoxicated People
All of the above.
What does consumer law protect you from?
Unfair trade
Inaccurate information
Unethical ways of doing business
All of the above.
Our country provides small businesses with resources they can use to help them get started and be successful. What is this government agency called?
America’s Small Businesses
America’s Business Association
Small Business Administration
How many years are copyrights good for after someone passes away?
70 years
50 years
30 years
25 years
What is the highest level of courts?
State Supreme
Trial
U.S. Supreme
Appellate
What are the three branches of government?
List at least four traits that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act outlaws employment discrimination based on.
What are two ways to acquire personal, real, or intellectual property?
Which type of law deals with disputes between individuals or organizations over contracts and property?
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Business Law
Constitutional Law
What is the term for the legal responsibility a business has for any harm caused by its products or actions?
Patent
Liability
Debt
Contract
Which document protects original works of authorship such as books, music, and art from being copied without permission?
Contract
Trademark
Patent
Copyright
Which agency is responsible for implementing laws and regulations to protect employees?
The EEOC
The ADA
The FDIC
The FLSA
Megan recently applied for a position at a store in the mall. She has a prosthetic arm. The employer refused to hire her for a sales position. Which act is this company violating?
Wage and Hour Act
Americans with Disabilities Act
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
Family and Medical Leave Act
The power a principal explicitly gives an agent in words, orally or in writing, to act for the principal
express authority
implied authority
The person who has authorized an agent to represent him or her
agent
principal
third party
Larceny may be considered either a felony or a misdemeanor, depending on the value of what was stolen
True
False
Lying under oath is called extortion
True
False
A minor traffic offense does not require criminal intent
True
False
A misdemeanor is a serious crime that is usually punishable by a long prison sentence in a federal prison
True
False
What is eminent domain?
The government's power to take private property for public use
The process of negotiating fair compensation for property taken by the government
The challenges faced in defending property rights
The court proceedings involved in eminent domain cases
Taylor’s Auto Repair v. Chris Martin
Facts:
Taylor owns a small auto repair shop. Chris, a longtime customer, often hangs around the shop and likes to chat with people waiting for their cars. One afternoon, while Taylor is busy in the garage, a new customer asks Chris about getting a brake job done. Wanting to be helpful, Chris tells the customer the shop can do it for $200 and even shakes hands on the deal.
When the customer returns expecting the service at that price, Taylor refuses, explaining that Chris is not an employee and has no authority to make agreements on the shop’s behalf. The customer argues that a deal was made and Taylor should honor it.
Question for the Court:
Does the law of agency apply? Why or why not?
