10. The Federal Trade Commission has issued guidelines to help online businesses comply with deceptive advertising laws. These guidelines require that _all advertisements be truthful and not misleading. Claims in an ad must be_substantiated . They cannot be unfair and must discloselimitations and qualifiers about the claims being made. Finally, the disclosures must be Fill in the blanks with words that would best complete the passage. relevant reasonable online open and obvious perfect clear and conspicuous 7. According to the Federal Trade Commission, any of the following practices constitute bait- and-switch advertising except: a. the seller refuses to show the advertised item. b. the seller fails to have a reasonable quantity of the item in stock. c. the seller fails to promise to deliver the advertised item within a reasonable time. d. the seller fails to state an unambiguous price in advertising. e. the seller discourages employees from selling the item 1. When a property holder uses his or her property in a way that interferes at all with the use or enjoyment of a neighbor, they have committed nuisance. a. True b. False 2. In order to recover for nuisance, in some states the injured party must show a Select harm from that affecting the general public. 3. Other common law actions that arise in the area of environmental law are (select 3): a. Environmental crime b. Toxic tort c. Negligence d. Strict liability , Trespass f.Conversion 4. Environmental law is exclusively federal and no state or local government can pass laws about the environment that conflict with or enhance the federal laws. a. True b. False 5. Local governments typically regulate a. the use of insecticides. b. pollution in navigable waters. c. maximum noise level. d. maximum energy use. +is the primary federal agency that 6. The Select regulates environmental issues, though many others are involved as well 7. Private citizens typically: a. can only petition the government to fix an environmental problem. b. must initiate any environmental enforcement action. c. may sue to enforce environmental regulations if agencies do not. d. must document environmental concerns for six months prior to reporting. 8. The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires: a. a definition of "mobile sources of pollution." b. that an environmental impact statement be prepared for major federal actions that significantly affect environmental quality. c. that polluters use the best available technology to deal with water pollution. 9. An environment impact statement (EIS) must be prepared for anyaction and must analyze the impact on the environment that the i effects on the environment and alternative actions that might be taken, and any efects the action might generate. will have, any Fill in the blanks with words that would best complete the passage adverse reversible quantitative federal marginal irreversible major action 10. For the purposes of an environmental impact statement, an action is "major" if it involves a substantial commitment of federal Select.An action is federal if a federal agency has the power to Select it