1. What is the constitutional source of authority for the following law? A federal statute that makes it more difficult for businesses to qualify for protection under bankruptcy laws. A) Article 1, 8: Congresss power to regulate interstate commerce B) Article 1, 8: Congresss power to regulate bankruptcy laws. C)Article 1, 8: Tax and spend powers.

2. According to our textbook, what is the difference between primary sources of law and secondary sources of law? A) Primary sources of law are applied consistently with a hierarchy in which one source may trump another source in the two sources conflict and secondary sources have no independent authority or legally binding effect. B) Secondary sources of law are only applied when primary sources of law instruct courts to defer to secondary sources. C) Secondary sources of law are applied consistently with a hierarchy in which one source may trump another source in the two sources conflict and primary sources have no independent authority or legally binding effect. D) Secondary sources of law are only applied when primary sources of law are inapplicable.

3. Successfully establishing standing means that the relevant party:(1) has suffered a harm or an injury in fact; (2) the harm is direct, concrete, and individualized; and (3) that there is an appropriate legal remedy to redress harm. true or false

4. According to our textbook, which of the following is needed to maximize the value of the communicative interaction between a business owner/manager and an attorney? A) Understanding Latin B) Understanding Equitable Maxims C)Understanding early English D) Understanding Legalese

5. According to our textbook, the most visible function of law on a day-to-day basis is _________.

A) to provide some system of order that the fines rules of conduct and levies punishment or some other consequence for the violation of those rules.

B) relief granted in the form of either specific performance (do it) or an injunction (stop doing it) when monetary damages are insufficient due to the unique or irreversible consequence of the breach.

C) a collection of uniform legal principles focused in a particular area of the law, which contains statements of common law legal principles and rules in a given area of law.

D) the principle that if the words in a statute have clear and widely understood meanings, the court applies the statute; used as the initial guideline in statutory interpretation to determine how a rule should be applied.