1.Your employer promised you a bonus for being a faithful and hard working employee. You waited for your check and no bonus was ever paid. The following is true:

a)If you complain, you may be fired because the boss needs no reason

b)You won't win the lawsuit

c)There is no consideration for the promise

d)All the above

2.You were told to brief the cases in the book outlining the following:

a)Constitution, statute and statutory law

b)Subject matter and personal jurisdiction

c)Precedent, law and important dates

d)The facts, issue and holding

3.The mailbox rule pertains to

a)Offer

b)Acceptance

c)Faxes & emails

d)Both B & C

4.The elements of a contract are

a)Offer

b)Acceptance

c)Compatibility

d)Both A & B

5.The case in the book where the sisters agreed to share in gambling winnings was an illustration of:

a)The defense arguing that the agreement was illegal according to state law

b)A contract without consideration

c)A written note constituting a valid agreement

d)All of the above

6.When you are questioning your own witness on direct examination, the lawyer on te other side will have an objection sustained if you

a)Ask leading questions

b)Ask questions that call for hearsay

c)Ask questions that aren't relevant

d)All of the above

7.The function of a lawyer in any case, whether criminal or civil, is:

a)Make every witness out to be a liar

b)Bring out the truth

c)Create the best story possible

d)Present the facts in the light most favorable to his/her client

8.Statutory law is created by all but

a)Police officers

b)The Courts

c)Legislature

d)Both A & B

9.The duty that a property owner owes to a trespasser is to

a)Not wantonly and willfully injure him

b)No duty is owed

c)Warn him of danger

d)Make sure he is careful

10.To objectively look at a contract or something related to the law is to:

a)Determine what the reasonable person would do

b)Get to the facts

c)Know the law

d)All of the above

11.Silence

a)May never constitute an acceptance

b)Is involved in a written agreement

c)Usually involves a course of dealings between parties to constitute acceptance

d)None of above