QUESTION 1

Dalton sends an email to Bianca and asks Bianca to click on a link, which will send Bianca to a fake website. When Bianca does this, her computer is infected by a virus Dalton embedded in the website. This is an example of

	a.	hacking.
	b.	malware.
	c.	phishing.
	d.	a denial-of-service attack.

QUESTION 2

What is the best definition of the mailbox rule?

	a.	Acceptance of an offer must be on precisely the same terms as the offer.
	b.	Users must agree to certain terms and conditions prior to using the product or service.
	c.	Acceptance of an offer is generally effective upon dispatch; terminations are effective when received.
	d.	Courts follow certain practices when parties to an agreement fail to make provisions for a particular matter.

QUESTION 3

Which term refers to whether an offeree accepts an offer by promising, by making a down payment, or by performing?

	a.	Manner of acceptance
	b.	Method of acceptance
	c.	Definiteness
	d.	Intent

QUESTION 4

The government must first obtain a warrant before searching anyplace where someone has

	a.	an unreasonable expectation of privacy.
	b.	password protection.
	c.	a lock.
	d.	a reasonable expectation of privacy.

QUESTION 5

Camdyn offers to sell Cadence his 1955 Thunderbird convertible. Before Cadence can accept the offer, lightning strikes the car, and it is totally destroyed. Which of the following is true?

	a.	Cadence can still accept the offer, and Camdyn must find a 1955 Thunderbird to sell.
	b.	The offer is terminated by law due to the destruction of the agreement's subject matter.
	c.	Camdyn can still revoke his offer so long as he does so before Cadence accepts.
	d.	Cadence can still accept the offer. She will be entitled to the insurance proceeds.

QUESTION 6

The city of Northport installs cameras on traffic lights to enable the city to cite violators of traffic regulations. When a crime is committed near one of these cameras, Joselyn is arrested when the witness identifies Joselyn by the way she runs past the camera. Joselyn was identified by

	a.	data mining.
	b.	incorrect testimony.
	c.	a violation of her constitutional rights.
	d.	biometric data.

QUESTION 7

You make an online purchase of a hooded sweatshirt with the logo of the Dallas Cowboys. The next time you log on, your screen has a banner ad for Dallas Cowboy hats and shirts. This banner ad is most likely the result of

	a.	data mining.
	b.	a coincidence.
	c.	the internet crime of theft of private information.
	d.	encryption software.

QUESTION 8

Which of the following terms designates the legal ability of a party to enter into a contract?

	a.	Consent
	b.	Affirmation
	c.	Materiality
	d.	Capacity

QUESTION 9

What are some ways we lose our privacy in the digital world?

	a.	Through data breaches and surveillance
	b.	Through the protections of the Fourth Amendment
	c.	Through the tort of public disclosure of private facts
	d.	Through the tort of intrusion

QUESTION 10

To formally cancel a contract is to

	a.	affirm it.
	b.	rescind it.
	c.	disaffirm it.
	d.	ratify it.

QUESTION 11

Bryce sends an email to Delta complaining about their boss, Rohit, using Yahoo as the ISP. In delivering the email to Delta, Yahoo has

	a.	violated the Stored Communications Act.
	b.	violated the Wiretap Act.
	c.	done nothing illegal.
	d.	hacked Bryce's email.

QUESTION 12

Collector Antwon displays his beer can collection at the local swap meet. Jiao sees the collection and is interested in buying it. Antwon says he will sell the collection for $1,500. Jiao says she really likes the collection but is only willing to pay $1,000. Which of the following is correct?

	a.	Jiao's counteroffer terminates Antwon's offer of $1,500.
	b.	If Antwon rejects Jiao's counteroffer, she can still accept Antwon's offer of $1,500.
	c.	Neither offer is valid. Who would ever pay $1,000 or $1,500 for a beer can collection?
	d.	Jiao's offer is an option contract, and she cannot revoke the offer.

QUESTION 13

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is a federal law

	a.	allowing employees to take medical leave when needed.
	b.	requiring medical providers to use electronic records.
	c.	protecting medical records from unauthorized disclosure.
	d.	requiring medical providers to provide patients with their medical records for free when patients change medical providers.

QUESTION 14

Caelan tells Ray, "I will sell you my computer for $2,000, and you need to let me know by tonight." Ray does not give Caelan an answer immediately. Caelan goes home and opens the laptop and it does not work. Caelan calls Ray and tells Ray the computer is no longer for sale. Ray may

	a.	still force Caelan to sell the computer because Caelan made a valid offer.
	b.	not force Caelan to sell the computer because Caelan revoked the offer.
	c.	still force Caelan to sell the computer because it is not Ray's fault that Caelan's laptop no longer works.
	d.	not force Caelan to sell the computer because Caelan rejected the offer.

QUESTION 15

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA) is a federal statute that

	a.	allows unauthorized interception of, access to, or disclosure of wire and electronic communications.
	b.	prohibits unauthorized interception of, access to, or disclosure of wire and electronic communications.
	c.	prohibits unauthorized interception of, access to, or disclosure of only wire communications.
	d.	prohibits unauthorized interception of, access to, or disclosure of only electronic communications.

QUESTION 16

Which of the following can be characterized as an exculpatory clause?

	a.	Contractor is not liable for damage caused by its employees.
	b.	Buyer agrees to pay $5,000 for a used cell phone.
	c.	Creditor charges 45 percent interest on a loan.
	d.	Store sells slightly damaged items at a discount.

QUESTION 17

The practice of inferring needs and preferences from a consumer's online behavior and then targeting related advertisements to them is referred to as

	a.	biometrics.
	b.	behavioral advertising.
	c.	internet tracking.
	d.	targeted selling.

QUESTION 18

The tort of intrusion

	a.	provides redress to victims of unauthorized and embarrassing disclosures.
	b.	allows victims to sue if they are an ISP and users have posted illegal information on the internet.
	c.	requires privacy legislation.
	d.	addresses the unreasonable invasion into someone's private space.

QUESTION 19

In order to satisfy the Statute of Frauds, a writing must be

	a.	more than one document.
	b.	signed by the defendant.
	c.	notarized.
	d.	drafted by an attorney.