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1. Which of the does NOT describes the Canadian system of Government? *

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A. Parliamentary democracy

B. Constitutional federal republic

C. Constitutional monarchy

D. Functional democracy

2. Who or what rules over the government of Canada? *

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A. Queen Elizabeth II

B. The House of Commons

C. The Governor General

D. Parliament

3. What was the original name of Canada's first constitution? *

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A. Statute of Westminster

B. British North America Act

C. Constitution Act, 1867

D. Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

4. Which of the following is the responsibilities of the Federal government under the Canada Health Act ? *

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A. Develop laws for the management of the program in each province

B. Provide cash contribution once provinces meet their requirements

C. Establish rules for the operation of hospitals

D. Assign doctors to hospitals

5. It is a requirement for your employer to keeps records of all employees, which of the following is not one of the mandatory records to be maintained by the employer *

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A. Start date of employment

B. Wage rate and hours worked

C. Names of next of kin

D. Vacation earned and taken

6. Which of the following are sources of law in Canada *

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A. Legislative enactments

B. Judge made law

C. Laws made by municipalities

D. All of the above

7. If laws are to be passed in Canada, which of the following best outlines the formula for those laws to be passed. *

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A. the Canadian Parliament

B. the Supreme Court

C. two-thirds of the provinces with 50 percent of the population

D. a and c but not b

E. all of the above

8. Which of the following does not describe a tort: *

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A. An intentional or careless act which harms another.

B. Being on someone's property without authority.

C. A civil wrong.

D. A failure to live up to a promise.

E. Persuading someone to breach a contract with a third party

9. Which statement regarding the Canadian Constitution is false? *

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A. A. Federal members of Parliament have the sole power to amend the Canadian Constitution.

B. b. The Canadian Constitution provides for two levels of government - Federal and Provincial.

C. c. The Canadian Constitution provides for what matters Provincial governments can deal with.

D. d. The British government can no longer pass legislation that affects Canada.

E. e. The Constitution Act (1982) contains a Charter of Rights and Freedoms that limits the powers of the Federal and Provincial governments

10. Anna Sagdiyev applied to the Hotel Regalia in Alberta for a job. She has documentary evidence - copies of memos written by hotel staff -- to show that her qualifications for that job were excellent but that she was not hired because of her ethnic origin. She wants to take legal action. If cost is not a factor, which of the following is the most appropriate legal route? *

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A. Bring a legal action to strike down the bank's conduct as ultra vires the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

B. Launch a complaint under the Canadian Human Rights Act.

C. Launch a complaint under the Alberta Human Rights Code.

D. Bring legal action against the bank for breach of contract.

E. Bring legal action against the bank for slander

11. The essential elements of a negligence action do not include which of the following? *

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A. Injury or damage was reasonably foreseeable1

B. A duty of care existed.

C. There was a failure to help someone in need.

D. Damage or injury was suffered.

E. The act complained of caused the injury

12. Which of the following is NOT a principle of the Canada Health Act? *

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A. Comprehensiveness

B. Accessibility

C. Cost effectiveness

D. Portability

E. Universality

13. Which of the following management decisions involves risk reduction? *

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A. Purchase of an insurance policy

B. Safety training for staff

C. Installing fire extinguishers

D. Putting aside funds to cover loss

14. Ride company Limited decides to launch a new type of bicycle called Zukabike, the company accepts the risk and is prepared to pay for any losses that might occur. What type of risk management approach is being used by the company. *

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A. Risk assumption

B. Ignoring risk

C. Risk avoidance

D. Transferring risk

15. Which of the following is not a step in the risk management process *

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A. Identifying risk

B. Mitigating risk

C. Assessing risk

D. Adding risk

16. To be convicted in a criminal case, the defendant must be found: *

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A. Guilty beyond a reasonable doubt by a unanimous jury

B. Guilty on a balance of probabilities by a majority of the jury

C. Guilty based on 'the reasonable person's test' by a majority of the jury

D. Guilty beyond a reasonable doubt by a majority of the jury

17. The United Nations was the entity, which was formed to transform human rights globally, in which year was it formed *

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A. 1950

B. 1982

C. 1867

D. 1942

18. When a client requests under the Access to Information Act, how long does the ATIA have to respond to clients? *

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A. 30 days

B. 60 days

C. 25 days

D. 10 days

19. In which year was the Canadian Charter of rights amended into the constitution *

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A. 1954

B. 1982

C. 1976

D. 1964

20. Which of the following conditions would a contract NOT be considered as void *

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A. John was diagnosed as having a mental illness

B. Joe who has signed over power of attorney to his daughter due this dementia

C. Raj handed over the responsibility of organizing her wedding and contracting the venue.

D. Arthur was forced against his will to sign the contract given to him by his employer.

21. As it relates to hours of work the Labor legislation stipulates laws that all organizations should adhere to. Which of the following is NOT in conformance to the labor code in Canada or Alberta? *

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A. To be considered a full-time employee, you should be assigned to work minimum 40-48 hours

B. Any employer can only call you to work a minimum of 3 hours for a shift.

C. Workers must be paid at least the minimum wage

D. A family business, must set a minimum and maximum number of hours for work

22. Under the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act, governmental institution collects your personal information, which of the following is True about the sharing of information: *

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A. Keep the information on file for future reference

B. Information may be turned over the information to the courts upon subpoena

C. Information may be shared with a private institution to offer better service

D. The individual must give consent for any information to be shared no matter the circumstances.

23. Andrew is a newcomer on a work permit to Canada based on the Canada health Act Andrew rights for health insurance coverage would be *

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A. Andrew can be immediately admitted into the health coverage, once he meets all the requirements and provides the right information.

B. Andrew is required to wait three months before being admitted under the coverage

C. Andrew is required to under a medical checkup before being admitted to the program

D. The federal law does not require any criteria for admittance into the program

24. Which of the following types of visitors are not expressly covered under the Occupiers' Liability Acts? *

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A. Invitees

B. Trespassers

C. A delivery person, for a package which was ordered

D. Those having a legal right to enter

25. Which is the odd one out in the following list of elements which, if proved, may enable an occupier to avoid liability where the damage is caused by the work of an independent contractor? *

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It must be reasonable for the occupier to entrust the work to an independent contractor

B. The occupier must have chosen a competent contractor for the particular work

C. the independent contractor must be insured

D. The occupier must have checked the work (provided it is not too technical)

26. Which of the following is the most accurate paraphrase of the scope of the duty owed as it relates to the occupier ? *

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A. The occupier must not take any additional steps to make the premises reasonably safe

B. The occupier has no legal responsibility during the visit

C. The occupier must keep the entrance reasonably safe

D. The occupier must keep the visitor reasonably safe for the purpose of his visit

27. Which of the following is not one of the elements of a contract? *

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A. Documentation

B. Capacity

C. Acceptance

D. Intent

28. A hotel may be considered to have been negligent as an occupier in which of the following cases? *

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A. There is a policy for daily maintenance of equipment

B. Upon checking a room, the RA realized a chair was broken, but forgot and called the room in as ready

C. Joan realizing that that a customer had spilled some water on the floor immediately cordoned off the area

D. Asked guests to sign an injury waiver when they perform in horseback riding on the property

29. How can a restaurant work to mitigate the risks of potential food-borne illnesses? *

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A. They can prevent cross-contamination by specializing in one type of cuisine.

B. They can limit the risk of food-born illnesses by designating one employee to prepare all of the food.

C. They can limit the risk of food-born illnesses by conducting training on proper food handling.

D. They can prevent contamination by preparing all food with disposable utensils.

30. Duffs McGee wants to open a small casino on the corner of Main and Elm Streets. It happens to be within 200 yards of an elementary school. In order for Duffs to open the Liquor store, he would have to get which type of license or permit? *

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A. Alcohol permit

B. Zoning permit

C. Building permit

D. Occupational permit