What is the danger of a multiple-choice question?
What will be an ideal response?
The dangers of a multiple-choice question are that the interviewee might become confused, might not remember all the parts of the question, or might respond only to the last part of the question.
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Polly, a paralegal, was asked by her supervising attorney to find the law in their jurisdiction on whether contributory negligence is a valid defense. Recognizing this as an issue involving tort law, where is Polly most likely to find this law?
a. In a reporter because it is case law. b. In a code because it is statutory law. c. In a constitution because it is constitutional law. d. In a code because it is an administrative regulation.
A scannable resume is:
A. Prepared without any formatting B. One that can be read by an optical reader C. Neither of these
Double jeopardy prevents a juvenile from being tried as an adult, after going through a jurisdictional hearing in juvenile court
a. True b. False
A subprime loan is a loan that requires the payment of interest only.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)