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1. Great Looks Clothing Corporation sends daily e-mail ads to its previous customers and those who have opted to receive the notices. Hot Trends Inc. sends e-mail ads to any e-mail address that Hot Trends can find on the Web or otherwise generate. Ilene sends e-mail notes to her friends, relatives, and co-workers, discussing personal issues and recommending products or services that she likes.

   
   Refer to Fact Pattern 9-B1. One of the senders?Great Looks, Hot Trends,?or?Ilene?is acting outside the bounds of federal law. Federal law prohibits the sending of

   a.	solicited commercial e-mail.
   b.	commercial?e-mail to randomly generated addresses.
   c.	unsolicited commercial e-mail.
   d.	non-commercial e-mail that promotes a product or service to a friend, co-worker, or relative.

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Question 91

1. Liz offers to sell Max her iPad for $200. Max says, ?Okay, but only if you include the case and other accessories.? Max has

   a.	rejected the offer without making a counteroffer.
   b.	made a counteroffer without rejecting the offer.
   c.	accepted the offer.
   d.	rejected the offer and made a counteroffer.

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Question 92

1. Stefano transfers copyrighted music recordings, without the copyright owners? authorization, to his friends. This is

   a.	copyright infringementd.
   b.	a safe harbor.
   c.	a license.
   d.	none of the choices.

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Question 93

1. In most legal controversies, there is one single correct result.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 94

1. Ross, a research manager for Stock & Bond Investments, Inc., adheres to utilitarian ethics. Ross will determine that an action is morally correct when it produces the greatest good for

   a.	Ross.
   b.	the most people.
   c.	the fewest people.
   d.	Stock & Bond Investments.

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Question 95

1. Industrial Engineering, Inc., promises to give stock options to Jasmine for processes she has already designed for the firm. This promise is enforceable

   a.	under no circumstances.
   b.	because it is an illusory promise.
   c.	because it is a new contract.
   d.	because it is supported by past consideration.

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Question 96

1. Stare decisis?is a doctrine obligating judges to help persons who have failed to protect their own rights.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 97

1. Roadbuilders, Inc., uses dynamite in its operations. Sky-Hi Fireworx, Inc., stores explosives in its warehouses. Most likely liable under the doctrine of strict liability for any injury caused by an abnormally dangerous activity will be

   a.	Roadbuilders only.
   b.	none of the choices.
   c.	Roadbuilders and Sky-Hi.
   d.	Sky-Hi only.

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Question 98

1. Rosalind, a seventeen-year-old, signs a contract to sell her car to Street Fleet Used Cars. The next day, Rosalind tells Street Fleet that she?s decided not to sell the car. Rosalind is liable to Street Fleet for

   a.	nothing.
   b.	the amount of its profit on the deal.
   c.	the cost of?a car of comparable value.
   d.	the value of her performance under the contract.

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Question 99

1. Fact Pattern 15-B3

   In selling a commercial building, Birdie tells Colt that the?property has a certain capacity, making it suitable for a nightclub. Birdie knows nothing about the capacity of the building, but it is not as she specifies. Colt buys the building.

   
   Refer to Fact Pattern 15-B3.?Under these circumstances, Colt?s best course of action is most likely to

   a.	scam?Birdie.
   b.	recover damages or rescind the contract to buy the building.
   c.	induce Birdie to give him the commission on her next sale.
   d.	sabotage?Birdie?s?career with bad publicity.

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Question 100

1. It is always clear what is ethical in a given situation.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 101

1. A manufacturing defect is a departure from a product unit?s design specifications that results in products that are physically flawed.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 102

1. The minimum-contacts requirement is usually met if a corporation advertises or sells its products within a state.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 103

1. Fact Pattern 16-B1?

   Alain and Brie sign a contract for the sale of Alain?s Coffee Caf? to Brie. The parties intend their written contract to be a final statement of most, but not all, of the terms of their agreement?Alain must first buy the building from Developed Commercial Properties, Inc., after which Alain and Brie will negotiate a price.

   
   Refer to Fact Pattern 16-B1. The writing that Alain and Brie signed is

   a.	a supplemental integrated contract
   b.	a completely integrated contract.
   c.	a conditionally integrated contract.
   d.	a partially integrated contract.

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Question 104

1. The federal criminal code lists more than four thousand criminal offenses, all of which require a specific mental state.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 105

1. Effervescent Egg Cream Company?s trademark is used by Fizzy Drinks without its owner?s permission. Fizzy?s use of the mark is actionable provided that

   a.	consumers are confused.
   b.	Fizzy and Effervescent are competitors.
   c.	Effervescent?s mark is registered.
   d.	Fizzy?s use is intentional.

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Question 106

1. Trademark dilution occurs when a person registers a domain name that is the same as, or confusingly similar to, the trademark of another and then offers to sell the domain name back to the original owner.

   ?True

   ?False

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Question 107

1. Bette backs out of City Parking Garage, colliding with Dill?s car and thereby causing damage to the vehicle. Dill may recover the cost of repair if Bette failed to act as

   a.	a blameless person.
   b.	a reasonable person.
   c.	a professional person.
   d.	a faultless person.

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Question 108

1. Fact Pattern 9-B2

   CallTalk Corporation, a smartphone and phone-time seller, chooses to use and register ?calltalk? as its second-level domain. Later, CallTalk?s less successful competitor, CellTalk Company, chooses to use and register ?caltalk? (an intentional misspelling of ?calltalk?) as its second-level domain.Still later, Call&Talk, Inc., uses the domain name ?callltalk??(also a deliberate misspelling of ?calltalk?)?without CallTalk?s authorization, to sell pornographic phone conversations.

   
   Refer to Fact Pattern 9-B2. Call&Talk?s use of the domain name ?callltalk,? without CallTalk?s authorization, to sell pornographic phone conversations, is

   a.	goodwill.
   b.	fair use.
   c.	a license.
   d.	trademark dilution.

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Question 109

1. Informal contracts include all contracts other than formal contracts.

   ?True

   ?False

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