MGMT 246 -- Exam 1 First Practice
Test
B. A state statute that requires a marriage to be only one man and one woman. - answers✔✔1.
Which of the following is the best example of public law?
A. A car accident that happened before class at Cal State Fullerton.
B. A state statute that requires a marriage to be only one man and one woman.
C. A dispute as to the interpretation of an insurance policy.
D. A contract you signed in order to rent the apartment where you live.
C. A person who is licensed to practice law. - answers✔✔2. The definition of the word
"attorney" is:
A. Different from the definition of the word "lawyer."
B. Someone who is studying law as a profession.
C. A person who is licensed to practice law.
D. The litigation or court process.
C. The motion should be denied since Dru and Brees live in different states.
D. The motion should be denied since the contract stated that it was to be performed in
Arizona. - answers✔✔Questions 3 and 4 are based on the following: Brees lived in California
and he had never travelled out of state. Dru lived in Arizona and he had travelled to all 50 states
as well as many foreign countries. They got into a dispute over a contract for work that the
contract stated was to be performed in Arizona. Dru sued Brees for breach of contract (a claim
based on state law). The complaint was filed in the federal court in Arizona. In response to the
, complaint, Brees filed a motion to dismiss the complaint on the grounds that (a) no federal
court could have subject matter jurisdiction a state law claim such as breach of contract and (b)
the federal court in Arizona did not have personal jurisdiction over him since he was a California
resident.
3. How should the court rule on the motion to dismiss based on no subject matter jurisdiction?
A. The motion should be granted since the case does not involve a federal qu
B. Natural-born citizen. - answers✔✔5. Article 2 of the United States Constitution sets forth the
minimum qualifications to be the President. One of those qualifications is:
A. United States citizen for at least ten years.
B. Natural-born citizen.
C. At least 30 years old.
D. Service as either a United States Senator or Governor of one of the states.
A. The party who loses in the District Court then has the right to an appeal to the Court of
Appeals. - answers✔✔6. Which of the following is a true statement about a case in federal
court?
A. The party who loses in the District Court then has the right to an appeal to the Court of
Appeals.
B. The party who loses in the District Court then has the right to an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court.
C. All appeals in a civil case are granted based on the court's discretion.
D. All appeals in a criminal case are granted based on the court's discretion.
A. Yes, because Pizza is one of the restaurant's partners.
B. Yes, because they are part of the community near the restaurant. - answers✔✔Questions 7
and 8 are based on the following: Licorice and Pizza were partners in a restaurant called "Food,
Drink and More" in downtown Fullerton. Licorice was in charge of the kitchen while Pizza
handled the business affairs of the restaurant. Licorice bought fresh vegetables almost daily
Test
B. A state statute that requires a marriage to be only one man and one woman. - answers✔✔1.
Which of the following is the best example of public law?
A. A car accident that happened before class at Cal State Fullerton.
B. A state statute that requires a marriage to be only one man and one woman.
C. A dispute as to the interpretation of an insurance policy.
D. A contract you signed in order to rent the apartment where you live.
C. A person who is licensed to practice law. - answers✔✔2. The definition of the word
"attorney" is:
A. Different from the definition of the word "lawyer."
B. Someone who is studying law as a profession.
C. A person who is licensed to practice law.
D. The litigation or court process.
C. The motion should be denied since Dru and Brees live in different states.
D. The motion should be denied since the contract stated that it was to be performed in
Arizona. - answers✔✔Questions 3 and 4 are based on the following: Brees lived in California
and he had never travelled out of state. Dru lived in Arizona and he had travelled to all 50 states
as well as many foreign countries. They got into a dispute over a contract for work that the
contract stated was to be performed in Arizona. Dru sued Brees for breach of contract (a claim
based on state law). The complaint was filed in the federal court in Arizona. In response to the
, complaint, Brees filed a motion to dismiss the complaint on the grounds that (a) no federal
court could have subject matter jurisdiction a state law claim such as breach of contract and (b)
the federal court in Arizona did not have personal jurisdiction over him since he was a California
resident.
3. How should the court rule on the motion to dismiss based on no subject matter jurisdiction?
A. The motion should be granted since the case does not involve a federal qu
B. Natural-born citizen. - answers✔✔5. Article 2 of the United States Constitution sets forth the
minimum qualifications to be the President. One of those qualifications is:
A. United States citizen for at least ten years.
B. Natural-born citizen.
C. At least 30 years old.
D. Service as either a United States Senator or Governor of one of the states.
A. The party who loses in the District Court then has the right to an appeal to the Court of
Appeals. - answers✔✔6. Which of the following is a true statement about a case in federal
court?
A. The party who loses in the District Court then has the right to an appeal to the Court of
Appeals.
B. The party who loses in the District Court then has the right to an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court.
C. All appeals in a civil case are granted based on the court's discretion.
D. All appeals in a criminal case are granted based on the court's discretion.
A. Yes, because Pizza is one of the restaurant's partners.
B. Yes, because they are part of the community near the restaurant. - answers✔✔Questions 7
and 8 are based on the following: Licorice and Pizza were partners in a restaurant called "Food,
Drink and More" in downtown Fullerton. Licorice was in charge of the kitchen while Pizza
handled the business affairs of the restaurant. Licorice bought fresh vegetables almost daily
