Using a domain name that is an identical or similar to the trademark of another is: a) legal because it is a clever marketing ploy. b) legal because it is a fair use. c) legal because it is a safe harbor. d) illegal. 3) Transferring copyrighted music recordings to others, without the copyright owners’ authorization, is: a) goodwill. b) a fair use. c) illegal. d) a license. 4) Discharging an employee who uses social media in a way that violates the employer's stated social media policies is: a) within the employer's rights. b) a violation of the employee's rights. c) a violation of an Internet service provider's rights. d) a violation of the social media's rights. 5) Cybercrime can best be defined as: a) a crime against property. b) not a new type of crime but a new way of committing crime—in cyberspace. c) a crime that necessarily also involves a tort. d) organized crime.

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What does the First Amendment protect regarding religion? Pick two choices.       A. It protects the exercise of religious practices.     B. It protects a person’s right to hold no religious beliefs.     C. It protects the favoring of one religion by the government.     D. It protects you from actions by the government and private parties.

Which of the following statements about tax-exempt entities is inaccurate? They are exempt from payroll taxes on employees and most other taxes They generally serve the public good without competing against for-profit entities They are exempt from Federal income tax They are covered in the IRC Section 501

Which of the following explains the reason behind the emergence of third- party whistleblowing? To help the firm easily identify the identity of the whistleblower To help the whistleblowers who want to save their jobs and avoid personal threats To encourage wrongful acts O To harm the whistleblower

Which of the following statements, if made by a seller who knows the statement to be untruthful, would NOT be misrepresentation of a material fact resulting in a cause of action for fraud? a. "This horse is only six years old." b. "There is no better car in the world." c. "The tires have less than 5,000 miles on them." d. "This car gets 28 miles per gallon."

The supporters of the stockholder model believe in the idea that ________. * Business is not a charity Business is a charity Business must primarily satisfy its stakeholders Business needs a governmental interference The proponents of the stockholder model believe in the idea that ________. * Business needs a governmental interference Business is not a charity Business is a charity Business must primarily satisfy its stakeholders A business whose sole objective is to maximize profit is probably overly concerned with its ethical and social responsibility. * False True

Write an analysis and evaluation of a business letter. based on your analysis and evaluation, you will edit and redraft the original document. To do this effectively, you need to assess how far you think the document is successful in achieving the function or purpose you believe it is supposed to serve.  to describe the document’s function in clear and commonsense terms to show how the document has been planned, written, and presented in order to achieve that function to explain how far it is successful or unsuccessful in matching content, presentation, and function, basing your account on evidence from the relevant theories and concepts from the module (e.g. politeness theory & rhetorical analysis) to edit and redraft the document based on your analysis Use the Politness Theory- Brown & Levinson (1987)Negative face Positive face  Positive face strategies:- Solidarity Involvement face strategies  Negative face strategies: Independence face strategies  Paradox of…

an insurance agent is permitted to replace an existing policy only if the agent a. guarantees the dividends on the new policy b. complies with the replacement regulations c. acts strictly in the best interest of the insurer d. replaces a policy that was issued by the agent's own company

3. Which one of the following statements is true concerning a patent? A. Only the patent-holder can ask the Patent Office to reexamine the patent. B. A patent in Canada is good for 10 years. C. In the case of infringement, the Patent Office will defend the patent. D. The Patent Office will search all existing patents upon receiving a patent application. protoc Mr Poter's