Business Law And Ethics Test Quiz Part- II
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Business Law and Ethics that includes the notes for the Constitution, Introduction to Law, Crimes, Business Ethics and Morality
- 1.What type of law system does the United States use today?
- A.
Common Law
- B.
Maritime Law
- C.
Canonical Law
- D.
Discretionary Law
- 2.What are the three levels of legal systems in America?
- A.
Federal, State, and Local
- B.
Federal, Judicial, and Local
- C.
Judicial, Legislative, and Executive
- D.
Discretionary, Judicial, and Executive
- 3.What is another name for a law create in the state of Colorado?
- A.
Statute
- B.
Ordinance
- C.
Regulation
- D.
Legality
- 4.Most Supreme Court decisions are made off of past caes being decided, otherwise known as...
- A.
Statutes
- B.
Precedent
- C.
Legality
- D.
Jargon
- 5.The Detroit City Charter is an example of a local level Constitution
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.What are the four types of law that exist in the United States today?
- A.
Constitutional, Statutory, Administrative, and Case
- B.
Precedent, Constitutional, Judicial, Legislative
- C.
Legislative, Executive, Judicial
- 7.The first ten of amendments to the Constitution are also called the....
- 8.Which type of commerce happens between multiple states?
- A.
Intrastate
- B.
Interstate
- C.
Commercialized
- D.
Governmental
- 9.Constitutional Law regulates interstate and intrastate commerce.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.What type of law is handled by state governments or federal agencies?
- A.
Statutory
- B.
Case
- C.
Governmental
- D.
Ordinance
- 11.Which of the following is an example of an agency that is capable of creating administrative law?
- A.
Department of Motor Vehicles
- B.
Consumer Protection Bureau
- C.
Generally Accepted Accounting Procedural Council
- 12.Where is case law typically decided?
- A.
Judicial Branches of the Government
- B.
Legislative Bodies
- C.
Executive Bodies
- D.
Town Boards
- 13.What is the name of the process that occurs after a trial has ended and one of the parties has appealed to a higher court
- 14.Morality is best described as....
- A.
Standards that only an individual has about right and wrong
- B.
Standards that an individual and/or a group has about what is right and wrong or good or evil
- C.
Typically is related to dogmatic law only
- D.
Not something considered in modern societies.
- 15.What is the definition of a moral norm?
- A.
Expressed as general rules or statements
- B.
Expressed as religious doctrine
- C.
Expressed as moral tales of virtue and might
- D.
Not expressed at all
- 16.What type of reasoning is deontology?
- A.
Moral Reasoning
- B.
Theoretical Reasoning
- C.
Understated Reasoning
- D.
Philosophical Reasoning
- 17.Deontology is the idea that good consequences cannot justify wrong or bad acts. Such as lying to the police to get a person who has been wrongly accused off of a murder charge.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.What are moral rights also known as?
- A.
Moral Claims
- B.
Righteousness
- C.
Natural Law
- D.
Theoretical Law
- 19.What are natural rights protected by in the United States of America?
- A.
Church
- B.
Law
- C.
Peer Review Groups
- D.
Businesses
- 20.False rights are based on the desires of a particular individual instead of the basic needs of humanity.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.What are civil rights guaranteed by in the United States of America?
- A.
Constitution
- B.
Church Law
- C.
Dogmatic Law
- D.
Administrative Law
- 22.When the courts find a particular law in violation of the Constitution, what is that law declared?
- A.
Constitutional
- B.
Relevant
- C.
Unconstitutional
- D.
Violate
- 23.The capacity to do what is right even in the face of temptation or pressure to do othewise is called...
- 24.What is the name of an insurance policy that pays an employer money in case an employee theft occurs?
- A.
Fidelity Bond
- B.
Fatal Bond
- C.
Malpractice
- D.
Unknown Bond
- 25.What is the supreme law of the land in the United States of America?
- A.
Bill of Rights
- B.
Constitution
- C.
Declaration of Independence
- D.
Supreme Court
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