Question 1 A treaty is said to be adopted when those who have drafted it have agreed that it is in its final form. indicated their intent to be bound by it. entered it into the common law. O ratified it.Elon is an American billionaire who has the funds to travel to outer space. Elon enters into a contract with a German company to build a spaceship that will take both Americans and Germans to space. The contract states that the spaceship will be completed by June 1. On June 2, when the spaceship is not completed, Elon sues the German company. This is an example of O public international law because outer space is a shared resource. O private international law because private parties are engaged in an international commercial transaction. O private international law because outer space is a shared resource between the United States and Germany. O public international law because citizens from two different countries will be on the spaceship.Question 2 Does ethical behavior maximize profitability? Yes, there is concrete evidence that ethical behavior will always maximize profitability. Although there is no guarantee that ethical behavior pays in the short or long run, there is evidence that the ethical company is more likely to win financially. O No, there is concrete evidence that unethical companies will always outperform ethical companies. O There is strong evidence that ethical behavior pays financially in the long run, but not in the short run.Question 19 Jared and Zeke are sailing one afternoon. Jared inexpertly turns the sailboat, which causes Zeke to lose his footing and fall overboard. Jared O must help Zeke. O is not required to do anything. does not need to physically aid Zeke but must call 911. O must help Zeke only if Zeke asks.Question 20 The doctrine of precedent requires O a 12-member jury of the defendant's peers. O judges to base rulings on previous cases. O that the victim testify. O that the defendant testify.Question 22 pt's The president of the United States O determines the constitutionality of statutes. O passes statutes. O creates federal common law. can veto Congressional legislation.Question 24 Common law refers to O law made by legislatures in the form of statutes. O the legal systems of France, Germany, and Italy. law that is the same or similar in all the states. O law made when judges decide cases and then follow those decisions in later cases.Question 6 2 pts Some members of your team at work are about to make a business decision that you believe to be unethical. You call a team meeting and try to talk the team members out of the unethical decision. Which of the following best characterizes your reaction? Conformity Voice O Exit O LoyaltyQuestion 7 I recently purchased an iphone that was sold by Apple Inc. (Apple) for use on the Verizon Communications Inc. (Verizon) wireless network. With respect to both Apple and Verizon, I am O a shareholder. O a customer and a stakeholder. O a customer only. O a stakeholder only.Judges have the authority to issue court orders that O require Congress or state legislatures to ratify their court orders. O place discretionary obligations on specific people or companies. O require people or companies to appeal their court orders. O place binding obligations on specific people or companies.Question 9 According to Immanuel Kant, the truth should be told, no matter the outcome. This is the idea behind what he called O moral relativism. O the categorial imperative. O moral universalism. O the veil of ignorance.Question 10 In the House of Representatives, a state's voting power is based on its physical size. O population. O date of entry into the Union. relative wealth.Question 13 The decision by the court in a legal proceeding is known as the O rationale. holding. O closing argument. O jury charge.Question 11 The suggestion by John Rawls that society should reward behavior that provides the most benefit to the community as a whole is referred to as moral relativism. moral universalism. O the veil of ignorance. O the difference principle.Question 12 2 pts Which of the following is not a lawmaking body but is so influential that many of its voluntary rules, such as the Incoterms, are accepted as the global standard in international business? The World Trade Organization O International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Justice The United Nation's General AssemblyQuestion 21 Christine works for the Environmental Protection Agency and believes in its mission. She understands that all of the following are true about federal administrative agencies except O the president may nominate the heads of administrative agencies. O the rules and regulations of administrative agencies have the force of law. O administrative agencies have unique expertise in complex areas where this skillset is needed. O the heads of administrative agencies are elected.Question 18 2 pts The Constitution grants many of our basic liberties, such as freedom of speech and free exercise of religion. These liberties are primarily found in the amendments to the Constitution. body of the Constitution. common law. O preamble to the Constitution.Since World War II, all nations agree that they do not want their citizens tortured in wartime and have thus accepted that torturing prisoners of war is unacceptable. This is an example of O common law. O the Act of State Doctrine. O a treaty. O customary international law.The doctrine of stare decisi O makes the legal process more expensive. O is unimportant to common law. O is an equitable remedy. O makes the law more predictable.Question 5 Which of the following is the UN's lawmaking body? O the Secretariat O the International Court of Justice O the General Assembly O the Security CouncilQuestion 4 2 pts Congress enacted the Securities Act of 1933 to regulate the securities industry and prohibit various forms of fraud with securities. The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 was passed a year later. This law created the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as an independent federal regulatory entity whose function is to administer the two laws. The SEC has generated rules and regulations to administer these acts. These rules and regulations are O common law. O administrative law. O executive orders. O statutes.Question 14 A border war is imminent between India and Pakistan. The United Nations Security Council passes a resolution prohibiting war between the two nations, and India and China veto the resolution. The resolution will O not pass because the United Nations Security Council does not have the power to prohibit war between nations due to the Act of State Doctrine. O pass because India does not have veto power due to being one of the nations involved in the imminent war. O not pass because China has veto power. pass because veto power must be exercised by a majority of the nations on the Security Council for a resolution to not pass.Question 15 2 pts Which of the following provisions is not an essential aspect of the CISG (United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods)? International sales contracts do not need to be in writing. O It applies automatically when contracts are formed between two parties located in different signatory countries. It prohibits signatory countries from ever enforcing their own laws that might conflict with provisions of the CISG. O It applies to commercial goods but not consumer goods.Question 16 The government itself prosecutes the wrongdoer in a case involving behavior so threatening that society outlaws it altogether. This kind of case involves O private law. O procedural law. O civil law. O criminal law.Question 23 Which of the following statements accurately defines civil law? O Civil law regulates the rights and duties between parties. O Civil law concerns behavior so threatening that society outlaws it altogether. O Civil law is a form of administrative law. O Civil law results in imprisonment and fines