LEG 100 QUIZ 2

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LEG 100 Quiz 2

1.     An agency by ________ occurs when a person leads another to believe that someone else is his or her agent and is thereafter prevented from denying it.

2.     Which of the following is not usually considered an independent contractor?

3.     Which of the following is an example of a hallmark of the fiduciary relationship?

4.     Which of the following terms refers to a slight deviation from the employer’s business that is still within the scope of employment?

5.     Which of the following is not a duty of an agent to a principal?

6.     An agency relationship can be created by

7.     The most basic legal characteristic of the employer-employee relationship is that the employer has the right to

8.     Once an agent is given express authority, he or she also has _______ authority to do whatever is reasonable to complete the task he or she has been instructed to undertake.

9.     Which of the following is not one of the factors the law looks at in distinguishing between employees and independent contractors?

10.   Which of the following was the result in O’Shea v. Welch, the case in the text involving whether an employee was acting within the scope of his employment when, while driving to deliver a vendor’s gift (football tickets) to his employer’s office, he turned into a service station to obtain an estimate regarding nonemergency maintenance on his car?

11.   The federal statute authorizing individuals to obtain copies of government records on any subject that is of interest is known as

12.   After the passage of the National Environmental Policy Act,

13.   Which of the following is not exempt from a Freedom of Information Act request?

14.   ________ has been called the lifeblood of administrative agencies.

15.   Which of the following presides over formal agency adjudications at the federal level?

16.   Which of the following agencies was created following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, to be responsible for civilian aspects of national security?

17.   Brianna is in charge of new federal agency set up to monitor farming operations.  The agency wishes to institute a rule regarding the use of pesticides.  Brianna tells her associates to publish the proposed rule but to decline taking comments on the rule because she does not want to deal with unhappy farmers.  Assuming you are legal counsel to the agency, what would you tell Brianna regarding her plan to refuse comments on the proposed rule?

18.   Which of the following is exempt from the Administrative Procedure Act’s requirement that the public be given notice and an opportunity to comment before a federal agency can promulgate a rule?

19.   Rules adopted by a federal agency are published in the

20.   What was the result in Ragsdale v. Wolverine World Wide, involving whether the Department of Labor could validly institute a regulation giving an employee the right to an additional twelve weeks of family or medical leave if the employer failed to notify the employee that the twelve weeks of leave provided by the Family and Medical Leave Act ran concurrently with the thirty weeks of paid disability leave provided by the employer?