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Question 1.1. The concept of equal protection of the law (Points : 2)

applies to both state and federal governments. prohibits any classification whatsoever. applies only to conduct by private parties. does not permit reasonable classifications.

Question 2.2. Licensees are on the premises with the permission of the owner. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 3.3. Real property includes land, buildings and fixtures. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 4.4. The due-process clause (Points : 2)

allows the U.S. government to take private property without due process. allows a state to take private property without due process. is, by liberal interpretation, held to be a guarantee of protection from unreasonable legal procedures. does not apply to state governments.

Question 5.5. A deed does not pass title unless it is properly recorded. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 6.6. Florida Forestry Corporation has a right to remove from the property of Cheap Wood Products Corporation all of the pine needles that Florida Forest can use. This right is (Points : 2)

a covenant of seisin. a license. an easement. a profit.

Question 7.7. Personal property becomes a fixture when it is attached to the building so that it cannot be removed without damaging the building. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 8.8. The legislative branch of government has the function of (Points : 2)

making laws. executing the laws. interpreting the laws. none of the above

Question 9.9. The definition of Real property includes land and anything permanently attached to it. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 10.10. The owner of land owes the same duty to both licensees and invitees. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 11.11. A right to cut timber from another's property would be deemed a profit. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 12.12. An act by the government of taking private property for public use mandates the payment of "just compensation." (Points : 2)

True False

Question 13.13. Romulus deeds land to Rome University. The deed states, "To Rome University, as long as it remains a university." Romulus has given Rome (Points : 2)

a fee simple absolute. a fee simple defeasible. a life estate. a remainder.

Question 14.14. All parties entering on real property, whether for social or business reasons, are owed the same standard of care. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 15.15. Any property interest that will vest only in the future is called a future interest. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 16.16. The personal, revocable privilege to perform an act on the land of another is called an: (Points : 2)

easement. tenement. license. lien.

Question 17.17. Camp America Corp, sells Mary a right to camp on its land overnight. Mary's right is (Points : 2)

a covenant of seisin. a license. an easement. a profit.

Question 18.18. A fee simple estate includes all of the following except: (Points : 2)

it is alienable during life. it is not subject to rights of the owner's surviving spouse. it is alienable by will. it is liable for the debts of the owner before or after death.

Question 19.19. A system in which a central government is given power to administer to national concerns and individual states administer to local concerns is called (Points : 2)

bicameral. constitutional. federal. tripartite.

Question 20.20. An easement is both a right in the land of another and a right that belongs to the land that is benefited. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 21.21. The grantor is the party to whom property is transferred. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 22.22. The commerce clause of the Constitution (Points : 2)

prohibits the U.S. government from engaging in interstate commerce. prohibits the U.S. government from regulating interstate commerce. has been expanded by Supreme Court interpretations to give the U.S. government the power to regulate the general welfare of the nation. was declared unconstitutional in 1937.

Question 23.23. A fixture is a form of personal property that has been "fixed" to the land or building in a way that it has become part of the real property. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 24.24. Real property is also: (Points : 2)

land. buildings and fixtures. rights in the land of another. allof the above.

Question 25.25. A license may be terminated at any time by the licensor. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 26.26. A legal easement is created only by deed. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 27.27. Deeds, just as with a contract, must be supported by consideration to be effective. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 28.28. Children who trespass on land deserve a special duty of care based on the doctrine of: (Points : 2)

caveat emptor. licensee. invitee. attractive nuisance.

Question 29.29. The license differs from an easement because it is a revocable privilege to do something on the land of another. (Points : 2)

True False

Question 30.30. Any deed properly executed and delivered by the grantor, but not acknowledged or recorded, remains legally binding between the grantor and the grantee. (Points : 2)

True False