Appendix B for Unit Two
Questions on the Features
N.B.: TYPE indicates that a question is new, modified, or unchanged, as follows.
N A question new to this edition of the Test Bank.
+ A question modified from the previous edition of the Test Bank.
= A question included in the previous edition of the Test Bank.
CHAPTER 7—INSIGHT INTO ETHICS:
SOME CONSEQUENCES OF CAPS ON MEDICAL MALPRACTICE AWARDS
B1. Michigan and many other states have set limits on the amount of general
noneconomic damages that can be awarded in tort cases. Noneconomic damages
include damages for
a. disfigurement.
b. lost income.
c. medical expenses.
d. property damage.
CHAPTER 8—SHIFTING LEGAL PRIORITIES FOR BUSINESS:
THE ANTI-COUNTERFEITING TRADE AGREEMENT
B2. The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement is most likely to apply to
a. pirated copyrighted works distributed via the Internet.
b. personal financial information on its owner’s laptop.
c. legally downloaded recordings on a user’s iPod.
d. a business firm’s trade secrets cached on the firm’s server.
CHAPTER 9—SHIFTING LEGAL PRIORITIES FOR BUSINESS:
PROSECUTING WHITE-COLLAR CRIME WITH THE HONEST-SERVICES FRAUD LAW
B3. Delfino, an executive with Cartwright Corporation, orders corporate employees to
unknowingly transfer corporate funds to Delfino’s personal account. This use of the
employees’ services is most likely
a. honest-services fraud, a federal crime.
b. a violation of corporate rules but no crime.
c. a breach of workplace rules generally but no civil or criminal wrong.
d. unethical but no crime.
UNIT TWO—FOCUS ON LEGAL ETHICS:
ETHICS AND TORTS AND CRIMES
B4. Pinpoint Data Corporation buys and sells consumers’ personal information. This may
violate
a. businesses’ duties to their customers.
b. individuals’ rights to their privacy.
c. governments’ duties and rights with respect to public welfare.
d. no rights or duties.
B5. To complain about Ultra Corporation’s products, Toby opens a Web site with the
domain name “ultracorporationsucks.com.” Ultra files a suit against Toby. If the court
rules in Toby’s favor, it will most likely be on the basis of
a. a likelihood of confusion.
b. a right to privacy.
c. the freedom of speech.
d. trademark law.