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Chapters 3 & 4

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1. A constitution is best defined as: A. list of criminal laws B. written document establishing the structure of government and its relationship to the people C. collection of court opinions D. ethical standards Answer: B
2. Which branch interprets the law? A Executive B Legislative C Judicial D Administrative Answer: C
3. Congress is: A Unicameral B Bicameral C Tricameral D Federal Answer: B
5. Delegated powers are: A States B Given to national government by Constitution C Shared locally D Private businesses Answer: B
4. Bicameral means: A President/Cabinet B Supreme Court/Congress C Senate and House D Federal/State courts Answer: C
6. Shared powers belong to: A Congress B States C Both state and national governments D Agencies Answer: C
7. Amendment process: A Art I B Art II C Art IV D Art V Answer: D
8. Judicial interpretation allows SCOTUS to: A Rewrite Constitution B Interpret principles in new situations C Eliminate amendments D Pass laws Answer: B
9. Living Constitution means: A Never changes B Interpretation evolves C Congress alone interprets D States control meaning Answer: B
19. Positive law refers to: A Moral standards B Government laws C Religion D Company policy Answer: B
15. Ethical decision asks: A More money? B Would I explain publicly? C Avoid caught? D Competitors? Answer: B
True or False The Constitution created three branches. Answer: True
True or False Congress has the Senate and House Answer: True
True or False Judicial interpretation affects meaning Answer: True
True or False Legal always means ethical. Answer: False
True or False Stakeholder analysis focuses only on profits. Answer: False
True or False Trust is essential in business. Answer: True
True or False Kant: never treat people merely as means Answer: True
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