CRA Practice Test Exam fully solved & updated 2025-
2026(latest version verified for accuracy) ACTUAL VERSION
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
Is intended to give credit What is the Stevens Amendment?
where credit is due. Requires
acknowledgement of Federal
grant support when issuing
statements,
press releases, requests for
proposals, bid solicitations,
etc.
Cooperative Research What is the CREATE Act?
And Technology
Enhancement Act hopes
to enhance
research among
Universities, private and
public sectors, by treating
joint inventions as if they
are a single owner but only
if the collaborators sign an
agreement prior to the
invention being created.
2 NIH limits how many resubmissions on proposals?
In the credentials box Where do you put the ERA Login?
1) Resubmit 2)Appeal What happens to a proposal if it isn't funded?
3)Advice to look for other
opportunities
What United States federal law that allows the
What is the Solomon Act
Secretary of Defense to deny federal grants (including
(Amendment)/ National
research grants) to institutions of higher education if
Defense Authorization Act
they prohibit or prevent ROTC or military recruitment
on campus.
, train fellows and residents, and are used to promote the
What is the Ruth L.
education of future
Kirschstein NSRA Award?
researchers. She was a champion of research training
Why is it important
and a strong advocate for the inclusion of
underrepresented individuals in the scientific
workforce
Requires contractors to pay wages to laborers and
What is the Davis/Bacon Act mechanics at a rate of no less than a minimum wage
specified in a wage determination made by the
Secretary of Labor.
removes you as a contractor from eligibility for future
What is debarment?
government contracts for a fixed period of time.
You can't spend more than What is the Anti-deficiency Act?
what you've got, or what
congress had approved for
them.
1.Publicly known What is not included in a Nondisclosure Agreement?
information.2. Already known
information.3. Information
received from others. 4.
Information shared with
others. 5. Independently
developed
information. 6. Information
not included in the
nondisclosure agreement.
Provisions are intended to What is the US Patriot Act?
help secure the nation
against bioterrorism
acts.The act
requires individuals and
institutions to nor produce,
acquire, retain (stockpile) or
possess types and
quantities of any
biological materials including
bona fide research.
,Requires the What is Truth in Negotiations Act?
government to show 3
materials elements on
all sole source contracts
with a the current
threshold
applicable to all agencies is
$700,000 for prime
contracts awarded
protects people from What is Title IX of the Education Amendments: Sex Discrimination?
discrimination based on sex
in education programs or
activities which receive
Federal financial assistance
enacted to assure that a What is the Small Business Act?
fair portion of federal
contracts are placed with
small businesses.
protection provided to the What is a copyright?
authors of "original works
of authorship" including
literary, dramatic, musical,
artistic, and certain other
intellectual works, both
published and
unpublished
a word, name, symbol or What is a trademark?
device which is used in
trade with goods to indicate
the source of the goods
and to distinguish them
from the goods of others
is the grant of a property What is a patent?
right to the inventor,
issued by the Patent and
Trademark Office. The term
of a new patent is 20 years
, from the date on which the
application was filed
Provides labor standards for What is the Service Contract Act?
certain
persons employed by
federal contractors over
$2500 furnishing services
to federal agencies.
is to ensure that employers What is the Occupational Safety & Health Act?
provide
employees with an
environment free from
recognized hazards, such as
exposure to toxic chemicals,
excessive noise levels,
mechanical dangers, heat or
cold stress, or unsanitary
conditions.
Established fundamental What is the National Environmental Policy Act?
national policy for the
environment and
established the
council on environmental
quality
Protects the rights of What is the National Labor Relations Act?
employees and employers.
Encourages collective
bargaining. And curtails
certain private
sector labor and
management practices,
which can harm the general
welfare of workers,
businesses and the US
economy.
Law passed to protect certain What is the Marine Mammal Protection Act?
species of marine mammals
2026(latest version verified for accuracy) ACTUAL VERSION
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
Is intended to give credit What is the Stevens Amendment?
where credit is due. Requires
acknowledgement of Federal
grant support when issuing
statements,
press releases, requests for
proposals, bid solicitations,
etc.
Cooperative Research What is the CREATE Act?
And Technology
Enhancement Act hopes
to enhance
research among
Universities, private and
public sectors, by treating
joint inventions as if they
are a single owner but only
if the collaborators sign an
agreement prior to the
invention being created.
2 NIH limits how many resubmissions on proposals?
In the credentials box Where do you put the ERA Login?
1) Resubmit 2)Appeal What happens to a proposal if it isn't funded?
3)Advice to look for other
opportunities
What United States federal law that allows the
What is the Solomon Act
Secretary of Defense to deny federal grants (including
(Amendment)/ National
research grants) to institutions of higher education if
Defense Authorization Act
they prohibit or prevent ROTC or military recruitment
on campus.
, train fellows and residents, and are used to promote the
What is the Ruth L.
education of future
Kirschstein NSRA Award?
researchers. She was a champion of research training
Why is it important
and a strong advocate for the inclusion of
underrepresented individuals in the scientific
workforce
Requires contractors to pay wages to laborers and
What is the Davis/Bacon Act mechanics at a rate of no less than a minimum wage
specified in a wage determination made by the
Secretary of Labor.
removes you as a contractor from eligibility for future
What is debarment?
government contracts for a fixed period of time.
You can't spend more than What is the Anti-deficiency Act?
what you've got, or what
congress had approved for
them.
1.Publicly known What is not included in a Nondisclosure Agreement?
information.2. Already known
information.3. Information
received from others. 4.
Information shared with
others. 5. Independently
developed
information. 6. Information
not included in the
nondisclosure agreement.
Provisions are intended to What is the US Patriot Act?
help secure the nation
against bioterrorism
acts.The act
requires individuals and
institutions to nor produce,
acquire, retain (stockpile) or
possess types and
quantities of any
biological materials including
bona fide research.
,Requires the What is Truth in Negotiations Act?
government to show 3
materials elements on
all sole source contracts
with a the current
threshold
applicable to all agencies is
$700,000 for prime
contracts awarded
protects people from What is Title IX of the Education Amendments: Sex Discrimination?
discrimination based on sex
in education programs or
activities which receive
Federal financial assistance
enacted to assure that a What is the Small Business Act?
fair portion of federal
contracts are placed with
small businesses.
protection provided to the What is a copyright?
authors of "original works
of authorship" including
literary, dramatic, musical,
artistic, and certain other
intellectual works, both
published and
unpublished
a word, name, symbol or What is a trademark?
device which is used in
trade with goods to indicate
the source of the goods
and to distinguish them
from the goods of others
is the grant of a property What is a patent?
right to the inventor,
issued by the Patent and
Trademark Office. The term
of a new patent is 20 years
, from the date on which the
application was filed
Provides labor standards for What is the Service Contract Act?
certain
persons employed by
federal contractors over
$2500 furnishing services
to federal agencies.
is to ensure that employers What is the Occupational Safety & Health Act?
provide
employees with an
environment free from
recognized hazards, such as
exposure to toxic chemicals,
excessive noise levels,
mechanical dangers, heat or
cold stress, or unsanitary
conditions.
Established fundamental What is the National Environmental Policy Act?
national policy for the
environment and
established the
council on environmental
quality
Protects the rights of What is the National Labor Relations Act?
employees and employers.
Encourages collective
bargaining. And curtails
certain private
sector labor and
management practices,
which can harm the general
welfare of workers,
businesses and the US
economy.
Law passed to protect certain What is the Marine Mammal Protection Act?
species of marine mammals
