QUESTION 6

1. While working for Meta, Sheryl Sandberg learns that Meta engages in unlawful and unethical behavior. Upon learning about this behavior, she makes people aware of Meta's unlawful conduct and is fired for her actions. She then successfully sues Meta for retaliatory discharge. Concerning the employment-at-will doctrine, this is

   	a.	an example of the doctrine.
   	b.	an exception based on tort theory.
   	c.	an exception based on contract theory.
   	d.	an exception based on public policy.

2 points

QUESTION 7

1. Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez sign an agreement for the sale of Alex's New York condominium. This contract

   	a.	must be in writing to be enforceable.
   	b.	is prohibited.
   	c.	must be oral to be enforceable.
   	d.	must be oral and in writing to be enforceable.

QUESTION 8

1. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz execute an agreement for the sale of Rubio's 30-foot boat for $30,000. Several days after execution, both Rubio and Cruz wish to rescind the contract. In order to rescind the contract

   	a.	Rubio must return the $30,000 only.
   	b.	Rubio must return the $30,000, and Cruz must return the boat.
   	c.	Cruz must return the boat only.
   	d.	the parties can keep the benefits of their bargain.

2 points

QUESTION 9

1. The Fair Labor Standards Act does not address which one of the following

   	a.	overtime
   	b.	minimum wages
   	c.	child labor
   	d.	medical benefits

QUESTION 10

1. Tony Montana threatens to break Michael Corleone's legs in order to force Corleone to sell his business, Godfather Cafe, to Montana for a below-market price. This is

   	a.	fraud.
   	b.	undue influence.
   	c.	duress.
   	d.	unconscionability.