AAMI COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ARTS – WEEK 4: LAW, MORTUARY LAW,
FTC QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Q: What does the word "Parol" mean in the Parol Evidence Rule?
ANSWER Speech
Q: Under which of the 3 branches of government are the administrative
agencies found?
ANSWER Executive
Q: What is the less permanent type of defamation?
ANSWER Slander
Q: What is a synonym for Entire Contract?
ANSWER Indivisible Contract
Q: What is the name of the Doctrine that provides that the Employer is
responsible for the actions of the Employees?
ANSWER Respondent Superior
Q: In an assignment, who must inform the 3rd party that the assignment
has been made?
ANSWER Assignee
Q: What appears to be valid consideration but is not because there is no
additional sacrifice or there is a preexisting duty?
ANSWER Barren Promise
Q: What type of property is involved in the tort of Nuisance?
ANSWER Real Property
Q: What type of property is involved in the tort of Conversion?
ANSWER Personal Property
Q: What is it called when certain events that can cause death or injury and
no matter how careful or how many precautions are taken the person who
was involved is 100% responsible for the damages?
ANSWER Strict Liability
, Q: What is a contract that has been 100% completed called?
ANSWER Executed
Q: What is the legal term for an air bill?
ANSWER Bill of Lading
Q: When a lawsuit is decided by the judge and not the jury what is this
type of trial called?
ANSWER Bench Trial
Q: What is the name of the person against whom a lawsuit is brought?
ANSWER Defendant
Q: What are the (2) damages awarded in a case of Fraud?
ANSWER Compensatory and Punitive
Q: Name 1 of the branches of the federal government.
ANSWER Executive (also: Legislative or Judicial)
Q: What is the name of the person who files a lawsuit?
ANSWER Plaintiff
Q: Name 1 of the defenses to tort of defamation.
ANSWER Truth
Q: What does the word "Tender" mean in the phrase Tender of
Performance?
ANSWER Offer
Q: Name one of the two types of powers in the US Constitution.
ANSWER Express Powers or Implied Powers
Q: What is case law that is published and relied upon called?
ANSWER Precedent
Q: What are the damages awarded in a case of Innocent
Misrepresentation?
ANSWER Compensatory Damages
Q: What is the more permanent type of defamation?
ANSWER Libel
Q: In a Novation, how many of the parties must agree to the new contract?
ANSWER All parties
FTC QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Q: What does the word "Parol" mean in the Parol Evidence Rule?
ANSWER Speech
Q: Under which of the 3 branches of government are the administrative
agencies found?
ANSWER Executive
Q: What is the less permanent type of defamation?
ANSWER Slander
Q: What is a synonym for Entire Contract?
ANSWER Indivisible Contract
Q: What is the name of the Doctrine that provides that the Employer is
responsible for the actions of the Employees?
ANSWER Respondent Superior
Q: In an assignment, who must inform the 3rd party that the assignment
has been made?
ANSWER Assignee
Q: What appears to be valid consideration but is not because there is no
additional sacrifice or there is a preexisting duty?
ANSWER Barren Promise
Q: What type of property is involved in the tort of Nuisance?
ANSWER Real Property
Q: What type of property is involved in the tort of Conversion?
ANSWER Personal Property
Q: What is it called when certain events that can cause death or injury and
no matter how careful or how many precautions are taken the person who
was involved is 100% responsible for the damages?
ANSWER Strict Liability
, Q: What is a contract that has been 100% completed called?
ANSWER Executed
Q: What is the legal term for an air bill?
ANSWER Bill of Lading
Q: When a lawsuit is decided by the judge and not the jury what is this
type of trial called?
ANSWER Bench Trial
Q: What is the name of the person against whom a lawsuit is brought?
ANSWER Defendant
Q: What are the (2) damages awarded in a case of Fraud?
ANSWER Compensatory and Punitive
Q: Name 1 of the branches of the federal government.
ANSWER Executive (also: Legislative or Judicial)
Q: What is the name of the person who files a lawsuit?
ANSWER Plaintiff
Q: Name 1 of the defenses to tort of defamation.
ANSWER Truth
Q: What does the word "Tender" mean in the phrase Tender of
Performance?
ANSWER Offer
Q: Name one of the two types of powers in the US Constitution.
ANSWER Express Powers or Implied Powers
Q: What is case law that is published and relied upon called?
ANSWER Precedent
Q: What are the damages awarded in a case of Innocent
Misrepresentation?
ANSWER Compensatory Damages
Q: What is the more permanent type of defamation?
ANSWER Libel
Q: In a Novation, how many of the parties must agree to the new contract?
ANSWER All parties
