1. TSA is now included in what federal department?

A. Department of Transportation

B. Department of Homeland Security

C. Department of Defense

D. Department of Commerce

2.What is an example of the tort of Negligent Entrustment?

A. Detaining a person without just cause.

B. Allowing an unqualified person to operate your aircraft.

C. Making a representation intended to deceive.

D. Assuming rights to personal property that are inconsistent with the rights of the person entitled to possession.

3. An aeronautical engineer who holds an airline transport pilot certificate with flight instructor ratings goes flying with you. The plane is placarded against intentional spins. Your friend says he heard these planes can go flat in a spin and can't be recovered. You say that's an old wives tale and you ask if he wants to try it. He says yes and you crash. Can you be held liable if your passenger's heirs sue you?

A. Yes - you crashed after an intentional maneuver

B. No - the passenger knew of the dangers and opted to try it anyway, he assumed the risks

C. No - There are no witnesses who knew what happened and the NTSB will determine what happened

D. No - it was an accident

4. Which of these is not part of the Litigation Process?

A. Conferences

B. Discovery

C. Summons and Complaint

D. Trial

5. You are at the airport preparing your plane for a nice, quiet ride to help you forget the horrible experience the night before. Suddenly, you hear a voice behind you say, "We meet again! I'm here to inspect your plane." In your mind you think, " Will this ever end?! However, you put on a happy face and say, "How nice to see you again inspector!" and tell him he may?

A. Examine the exterior of the plane, even allowing him to press his nose against the glass to see the expensive radio stack you just installed

B. Come back tomorrow after you've consulted your attorney

C. Have complete access to the aircraft