1.) Federal courts are not able to take jurisdiction of which of the following cases

a.)A case involving only a contract dispute governed by state law in which both parties are from different states

b.)a case involving only acontract dispute governed by state law in which both parties are from the same state

c.)a claim involving The Affordable Care Act, a federal law

d.)none of the above.

2.) All laws in the US stem only from statutes, administrative rules, or the Constitution

a.)true

false

No answer text provided.

No answer text provided.

3.)n wants to sue Jacob.To initiate a lawsuit, John must file

a.)Motion

b.)Brief

c.)Letter

d.)Complaint

4.)At the state level, the only law higher than a state statute is the US Constitution

a.)True

b.)False

c.)No answer text provided.

d.)No answer text provided.

5.)In order for the federal court to have diversity jurisdiction:

a.)the parties must be domiciled in different states and the amount in controversy must be morethan $75,000

b.)there must be a federal law at issue and the amount in controvery must be more than $75,000

c.)the parties must be dominciled in different states and theamount in controverymust be less than $75,000

d.)both parties must be from the same state and theamount in controverymust be more than $75,000

6.)The school of thought that states that law is shaped by the needs of society is:

a.) legal realism

b.) the natural law school of thought

c.) the positivist school of thought

d.) the historical school of thought

7.)The school of thought that accepts that civil rights exist only insofar as a governing body recognizes them is:

a.)legal realism

b.)the natural law school of thought

c.)the positivist school of though

d.)the historical school of thought

8.)Ifa court case stemming from common law conflicts with a statute, the __________________ will govern.

a.)Common Law

b.)Statute

c.)it depends

d.)neither

9.)Bob lives in Florida.He applies for a job with a company in Hawaii, and he is told, amazingly, that the job is only open to applicants who identify as "white, non-Hispanic" on the application.He will sue the company in Hawaii under a federal statute prohibiting employment discrimination.Can Bob sue in Federal court?

a.)Yes, absolutely.

b.)Yes, but only if he seeks damages of more than $75,000

c.)Yes, but only if the company from Hawaii consents to the jurisdiction of the federal court

d.)No

10.)Mary is visiting Arizona from her home state of California.Mary walks into a locally-owned ice cream shop and slips on ice cream on the floor. Mary hurts her shoulder, and she wants to sue the ice cream shop for $100,000 under state law.Where could Mary file her lawsuit?

a.)Arizona court only

b.)Federal court only

c.)California court only

d.)Arizona or California court

e.)Arizona or federal court

f.)California or federal court