1.The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a final rule limiting the number of hours each day and week that an airline pilot can fly an aircraft between rest periods. Some commercial airline pilots do not like the new rule because it means less flying time and therefore less income. Must these pilots follow the new rule? A. Yes, the pilots must are required to follow the new rule because agency rules have the same force as a law. B. Yes, the pilots are required to follow the new rule because the Federal Aviation Administration is a court. C. No, the pilots are not required to follow the new rule if they oppose it because agency rules are optional. D. No, the pilots are not required to follow the new rule if they feel they will lose money by doing so. 2. In the 2020 election that took place on November 3. in Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey was one of the current federal senators from Massachusetts was running against a challenger, Kevin O'Connor, for the seat in the U.S. Senate. Which of the following statements below is correct: A. The winner of this election will serve in the Massachusetts State legislature. B. The winner of this election will serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. c. The winner of this election will serve with Elizabeth Warren, as the two U.S. senators from Massachusetts in the federal government. D. The winner of this election will serve as one of 435 members of the House of Representatives in the federal government. 3. Assume that U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (from MA) introduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives. It is a bill to extend unemployment benefits during the COVID - 19 pandemic Which of the following takes place after Rep. Moulton introduces the bill: A. The President assigns the bill to administrative agencies, who then debate the bill before it is voted on by members of Congress. B. The bill is assigned to committees in the U S. House of Representatives to debate and discuss the bill. C. As a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Mr. Moulton cannot introduce a bill because that is a job only of the U.S. Senate. D. The bill will be assigned to the U.S. Supreme Court to determine its legitimacy under the U.S. Constitution before it can go forward. 4. Which of the following is FALSE about civil and criminal cases. A. In a civil case, a plaintiff can be awarded money damages only, whereas in a criminal case, a defendant can be sentenced to time in prison. B. In a civil case, the a jury decides the matter beyond a reasonable doubt, whereas in a criminal case, the judge applies the standard of preponderance of the evidence. C. In a civil case, the private plaintiff brings a case against a defendant, D. In a civil case, a panel of judges decides the matter, whereas in a criminal case, a jury always determines the guilt or innocence of the defendant. 5. Assume in a civil trial the plaintiff is your professor, Hale Sugarman, and the defendant is the grocery store, Market Basket. Assume Sugarman slipped on broken glass and fell, causing a broken leg. Which of the following is false about the Sugarman v. Market Basket lawsuit. A. The lawsuit of Sugarman v. Market Basket is a civil lawsuit that will begin in a trial court. B. If Sugarman wins her lawsuit in Sugarman v. Market Basket, a jury could award her money damages. C. A trial in Sugarman v. Market Basket will be presided over by a panel of three judges. D. Discovery in the Sugarman v. Market Basket lawsuit could include videotapes of the grocery store aisles on the day of Sugarman's fall