Law and Ethics Quiz

Which of the following is an ethical character trait?

• Greed

• Corruption

• Deception

• Honesty

What is the relationship between law and ethics?

• They sometimes conflict

• Law and ethics always align

• They are completely unrelated

• Ethics are a subset of law

What are the differences between local, state, and federal government?

• Federal government has more power than local and state government

• State government has more power than local and federal government

• Local government has more power than state and federal government

• They have the same powers and limitations

What is statutory law?

• Law created by judges

• Law created by the Constitution

• Law created by the President

• Law created by the legislative branch

How does a bill become a statute under federal law?

• The bill automatically becomes a statute

• The legislative branch passes it and the President signs it

• The Supreme Court approves it

• The President signs it into law

How do laws affect individuals?

• Laws only apply to government officials

• Laws can protect rights and impose responsibilities on individuals

• Laws only affect criminals

• Laws have no impact on individuals

What are the sources of law?

• Religious texts

• Public opinion

• Constitution and legislation

• Media and entertainment

What are the constitutional rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizens?

• Rights include freedom of speech, religion, and the right to vote; responsibilities include paying taxes and serving on juries

• Rights include the right to bear arms; responsibilities include serving in the military

• Citizens have no rights or responsibilities

• Rights include the right to privacy; responsibilities include obeying all laws

What are the responsibilities of the government?

• To prioritize the interests of corporations over citizens

• To enforce strict regulations on businesses

• To protect citizens' rights and provide public services

• To control every aspect of citizens' lives

What are the different types of courts?

• Federal courts and international courts

• Local courts and state courts

• Appellate courts and supreme courts

• Civil courts and criminal courts