Question 20 2 pts The is the party that files an appeal. O Appellee O Defendant O Appellant O PlaintiffQuestion 10 2 pts Which of the following is not always required fora valid and binding contract? 0 The purpose of the contract must be legal. 0 The parties must indicate mutual assent. O The agreement must be in writing. 0 The parties must have contractual capacity. Question 11 2 pts On appeal, each party may present new evidence and testimony to the appellate court. O True O FalseQuestion 12 2 pts State Trial Courts have greater subject matter jurisdiction than Federal Trial Courts. O True O FalseQuestion 13 2 pts A contract to sell five acres of land is governed by the UCC. O True O FalseQuestion 14 2 pts In a civil case, a defendant will be found guilty if the plaintiff establishes that the defendant breached the terms of a contract. O True O FalseQuestion 15 2 pts Which of the following is not a form of Discovery? O Arbitration O Deposition O Requests for Admissions O InterrogatoriesQuestion 16 2 pts Courtney offers to pay Anne $150 if Anne will weed and water Courtney's large garden while she is out of town on vacation for two weeks. Anne tells Courtney she will do it. This is best described as a(n): O Voidable contract. O Quasi contract. O Unilateral contract. O Bilateral contract.Question 17 2 pts A contract is one where the parties have indicated their intent by oral or written language. O Formal O Implied O Quasi O ExpressQuestion 18 2 pts Which of the following is an example of a Pleading? O Interrogatories Evidence presented at trial Answer O DepositionsQuestion 19 2 pts To be valid, a contract must be in writing. True O FalseQuestion 21 2 pts A is a legal document that gives the Defendant notice that he/she is being sued and has 21 days to file an Answer. O Complaint O Judgment O Summons O SubpoenaQuestion 22 2 pts The federal courts have jurisdiction over all matters that have not been given exclusively to the state courts by the Constitution or Congress. 0 True 0 False Question 23 2 pts A court needs to have both subject matter jurisdiction and jurisdiction over the defendant involved before it can hear a particular case. O True O FalseQuestion 24 2 pts Which of the following is not a method of alternative dispute resolution? O Arbitration O Negotiation O Litigation O MediationQuestion 25 2 pts Any property other than an interest in real property is: O Tangible Property 0 Intangible Property 0 Goods 0 Personal Property Question 26 2 pts What does the abbreviation, "UCC" stand for? O Unified Cooperation Committee O Unified Commercial Collaboration O Uniform Commercial Code O Uniform Commerce CommitteQuestion 27 2 pts The doctrine of stare decisiveans that: O certain decisions cannot be appealed. courts are not allowed to correct erroneous decisions or choose among conflicting precedents. O courts adhere to and rely on rules of law that they or superior courts announced and applied in prior similar decisions. O the common law has not been able to evolve in a stable and predictable manner.Question 28 2 pts Jeff breached a contract with Emily in Ohio, where the statute of limitations is six years. Seven years later Emily wanted to sue. The contract is O Unenforceable O Void O Voidable O IllegalQuestion 29 2 pts Which of the following is characteristic of a common law legal system? Q It depends heavily on comprehensive legislative enactments called Codes. Q It relies heavilv on the inquisitorial method for settling disputes. Q It applies the principle of stare decisis. Q It is based on Roman law. Question 30 2 pts When a trial is conducted with a jury, the judge determines issues of and the jury determines questions of O evidence, law O fact, law O law, evidence O law, factQuestion 5 2 pts Mary lives in Michigan. Last week, while driving her car, Mary ran into a car driven by Eric, a resident of Ohio. As a result of the accident, Eric's car was totally destroyed. Eric may bring a lawsuit against Mary in federal district court: O Because you can always sue in federal court if the parties are from different states. O Only if the accident occurred outside of Michigan or Ohio. O If the amount in controversy is over $75,000. O Because there is a federal question.Question 6 2 pts Tammy, who lives in Florida, wants to sue Brad, a resident of Indiana. The dispute concerns a contract that was signed and performed in Florida. Tammy claims that Brad owes her $100,000. The case can be brought: O Only in the Indiana state courts. O In either the Florida state courts or the Florida federal court. O Only in the Florida federal court. O Only in the Florida state courts.Question 7 2 pts The UCC would govern which of the following contracts? 0 A contract to have someone mow your lawn. 0 An employment contract. 0 A contract to buy a computer. 0 A contract for the sale of your house. Question 8 2 pts The United State Supreme Court hears most of the cases that apply to it for an appeal. 0 True 0 False Question 9 2 pts The party bringing a civil lawsuit must prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. O True O FalseQuestion 4 2 pts Contracts are mainly governed by O Federal case law. O Federal common law. O Statutory law. State common law.Question 1 2 pts Terra offered to pay Joe to pave her driveway at her house located at 103 River Road, and he accepted. Joe incorrectly wrote down the address as 108 River Road and as a result, he paved the wrong driveway. Sam, the owner of 108 River Road, saw Joe paving his driveway and said nothing. When the job was completed, Joe tried to collect the contract price. Joe will be able to recover from: O Terra under the theory of unjust enrichment. O Sam under the theory of quasi contract. O Neither Sam nor Terra due to the mistake. O Terra based on promissory estoppel.Question 2 2 pts Lauren and Chris verbally agreed that Lauren would clean Chris's house for $200. Lauren has cleaned the house and Chris has paid Lauren $200.00. Their contact could be described as: O Voidable. O Executed. O Implied. O Executory.Question 3 2 pts Jim signs a contract o work as a sales rep for Incellmed Corporation for a period of two years. This contract is governed by: O The UCC. O Common law. O Promissory estoppel. Federal statute