Q1: Dewey reproduces Hal's copyrighted work without paying royalties. Dewey is most likely exempt from (free from) liability for copyright infringement under the "fair use" doctrine if

Dewey's use is for a commercial purpose.

Dewey copies the entire work.

Dewey distributes the copies freely to the public.

Dewey's use has no effect on the market for Hal's work.

Q2: Your professor is in the middle of her lecture when the dean from a competing school walks into class and offers her a position at his school at double her present salary. When she asks when the position will start, he says tomorrow. Your professor looks at the class, says goodbye, and walks out to start cleaning out her office. Your school can sue the dean from the competing school for interference with a contractual relationship.

False

True

Q3: At Macy's department store, you see a pair of dress pants for sale for $60.You take the pants from the rack, put them on the sales counter, and take out your credit card.By these actions, you are indicating your acceptance of Macy's offer.

False

True

Q4: A commercial airliner has crashed in the middle of the Atlantic. The cause of the crash has been proven to be a wrongly installed part in one of the engines during routine maintenance. If a negligence lawsuit is brought against the airlines, it will be based on

negligence per se.

misfeasance.

fraud.

res ipsa loquiter.

Q5: Brandi leaves a message on her neighbor Mike's phone, asking if he'll trim her tree.Brandi knows Mike is a professional tree trimmer.After trimming the tree, Mike asks for payment, but Brandi, who thought Mike was doing it as a favor, refuses to pay.Mike could likely argue in court that they had

an implied contract.

a voidable contract.

an express contract.

a formal contract.

Q6: The Clean Water Act requires that new industrial facilities control water pollution using

best available control technology

best achievable control technology

best affordable control technology

best practical control technology

Q7: Under the Safe Drinking Water Act, every household is legally entitled to know all of the following EXCEPT

the possible health concerns with contaminants in the drinking water

the source of drinking water the supplier uses

the level of contaminants in the drinking water

the point sources for drinking water contaminants in the area

Q8: On January 15, Shady Education Service enters into a contract to employ Caleb as a corporate trainer for a two-year training course starting on July 1. Two weeks before July 1, Shady loses a major client and decides not to hire Caleb but to use an existing employee to teach the course.Shady's decision not to hire Caleb is most likely

no breach.

a mutual rescission.

interference with a contractual relationship.

a material breach.

Q9: Kleenex, creator of the long-time and commonly referenced facial tissue, probably will not be able to sue competitors today for trademark infringement if they use "kleenex" on their very similar products.

False

True

Q10: To which of the following would a "dram shop law" apply?

Shemp's House of Pancakes

Moe's Barber Shop

Curley's Bar

Larry's House of Watches