Question 6 Harold Homebuyer wants to purchase your home. You and Harold agree to

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Question 6 Harold Homebuyer wants to purchase your home. You and Harold agree to a price of $165,000 Because you wil have your attorney attend the meeting where the deal wi be finalized known as a real estate closing meeting-since you will be away on business, you accepted Harold's offer of $165,000 if he presents the sale amount in the form of a cashier's check. On the closing date specified, Harold arrives as does your attorney. However, Harold brought cash rather than the check. In contract terms, Harold has c a. Substantially Performed the contract. c b. Incompletely Performed the contract. 1. C . Substantially Breached the contract. c d. Completely Performed the contract. Question 8 1. What is the best description of the following crime? A criminal breaks into a property and absconds with reams of documents containing PII from a dumpster. Once home, he creates an Excel sheet with the data before destroying the physical evidence. Then, he calls each victim after referring to his file. He threatens to sell the victims' PII unless they deposit a $200.00 money order in a very specific book at their local library (nobody said he was smart). a. Computer-assisted crime c b. Computer-targeted crime C .Crime where the computer is incidental c d. Non-tech crime Question 11 Which of the following protects the so-called goodwill of a merchant or vendor that invests in recognition for their products? c a. Fair Use Doctrine c b. Patents 1. .Trademarks d. Trade Secrets Question 12 Evidence that may be admissible in court will have been... C 1. a lawfully gathered, relevant, and probative b. authentic, "best" evidence, and reliable c c. hearsay, reliable, and relevant. c d authentic, provable, and tangible Question 13 Select the response that was not given as one of the bases for making ethical decisions c a. Professional development C b. Enlightened self-interest C C.Law c d. Religion 1. Question 17 Sclect the best response that reflects the distinction between the concepts of information sccurity and privacy 1. c a. In the modern era of information technology security, there is no longer a practical distinction between information security and privacy C b. Elements of the process of information security include authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation while elements of privacy include purpose specification, openness, and individual participation. result; without privacy, there can be no information security quality while elements of the process of privacy include data integrity, authorization, and C c. Privacy is a continually improving process, and when it works, information security is the c d. Elements of information security include security safeguards, accountability, and data access control Question 20 Choose the clearest distinction between copyrights and patents C a Patents receive the strongest legal protection in terms of IP law while copyrights protect 1. the expression of idcas that may lead to a patent. C b. Copyrights are protectable when they provide the company a competitive edge while c ePatents are protectable when they provide the company a competitive edge while o d. Copyrights receive the strongest legal protection in terms of IP law while patents protect patents avoid consumer confusion. copyrights avoid consumer confusion. the expression of ideas that may lead to a copyright.

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6 - A: Susbstantially Performed the contract
8 - C: Crime where the computer is incidental
11 -B: Patents
12 -A: Lawfully gathered, relevant and probative
13 -B: Enlightened self-interest
17 -D
20 -B

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