LAW 2221 Final Review – Legal Environment of Business – 2026 – Study and
Practice Guide
Rachel goes online to Country Life Fashions and orders a pair of jeans, three T-shirts, and a pair
of boots. this is and example of
-A)A divisible contract
-B)an entire contract
-C)a quasi contract
-D)a formal contract - correct answer ✔✔ A
Carl is walking through a parking lot and finds Susan lying unconscious. He puts her in his car
and takes her to the hospital. The hospital saves her life, and when she becomes conscious is
presented with a hospital bill.
-A)Susan has to pay based on a unilateral contract.
•B)Susan has to pay based on an implied contract
.•C)Susan has to pay based on a quasi-contract
.•D)Carl has to pay because he brought her to the hospital. - correct answer ✔✔ B
Stephanie is the CEO of MAXCo. While presenting a proposal to a First National Bank for a
corporate loan, she offers the bank's commercial loan manager a $10,000.00 "gift" for favorable
treatment.
A) Stephanie is guilty of bribery whether the manager accepts or not because the offer
constitutes the crime.
B) Stephanie is guilty of bribery only if the manager accepts because the crime has not occurred
without acceptance by the other party.
, C) Stephanie is guilty of bribery because she is dealing with a commercial bank in the normal
course of business.
D) Stephanie is not guilty of bribery. - correct answer ✔✔ D
Steve was driving at night when a policeman pulls over his car for a non-working tail light. When
he approaches the car, he shines his flashlight into the car and sees a bag of white power on the
back seat. The officer orders Steve out of the car and then reaches into the car to seize the bag.
A quick examination leads him to believe that the bag contains cocaine (an illegal drug). He
arrests Steve and takes him to the police station.
A) The officer conducted an illegal search because he didn't obtain a search warrant.
B) The officer conducted an illegal search because he may look into the car but may not use
mechanical devices to aid his search without a search warrant, so the use of the flashlight
(mechanical device) made the search illegal.
C) The officer conducted a legal search because he may look into the car and may use simple
mechanical devices, such as a flashlight, to aid his search without a search warran - correct
answer ✔✔ C
The fact that actual negligent acts must directly cause injury is called?
A) misfeasance
B) proximate Cause
C) nonfeasance
D) cause in fact - correct answer ✔✔ D
Alan has accepted a new job. Which of the following is not a contract condition related to that
job?
A) Medical and dental benefits will start after Alan has worked for six months.
Practice Guide
Rachel goes online to Country Life Fashions and orders a pair of jeans, three T-shirts, and a pair
of boots. this is and example of
-A)A divisible contract
-B)an entire contract
-C)a quasi contract
-D)a formal contract - correct answer ✔✔ A
Carl is walking through a parking lot and finds Susan lying unconscious. He puts her in his car
and takes her to the hospital. The hospital saves her life, and when she becomes conscious is
presented with a hospital bill.
-A)Susan has to pay based on a unilateral contract.
•B)Susan has to pay based on an implied contract
.•C)Susan has to pay based on a quasi-contract
.•D)Carl has to pay because he brought her to the hospital. - correct answer ✔✔ B
Stephanie is the CEO of MAXCo. While presenting a proposal to a First National Bank for a
corporate loan, she offers the bank's commercial loan manager a $10,000.00 "gift" for favorable
treatment.
A) Stephanie is guilty of bribery whether the manager accepts or not because the offer
constitutes the crime.
B) Stephanie is guilty of bribery only if the manager accepts because the crime has not occurred
without acceptance by the other party.
, C) Stephanie is guilty of bribery because she is dealing with a commercial bank in the normal
course of business.
D) Stephanie is not guilty of bribery. - correct answer ✔✔ D
Steve was driving at night when a policeman pulls over his car for a non-working tail light. When
he approaches the car, he shines his flashlight into the car and sees a bag of white power on the
back seat. The officer orders Steve out of the car and then reaches into the car to seize the bag.
A quick examination leads him to believe that the bag contains cocaine (an illegal drug). He
arrests Steve and takes him to the police station.
A) The officer conducted an illegal search because he didn't obtain a search warrant.
B) The officer conducted an illegal search because he may look into the car but may not use
mechanical devices to aid his search without a search warrant, so the use of the flashlight
(mechanical device) made the search illegal.
C) The officer conducted a legal search because he may look into the car and may use simple
mechanical devices, such as a flashlight, to aid his search without a search warran - correct
answer ✔✔ C
The fact that actual negligent acts must directly cause injury is called?
A) misfeasance
B) proximate Cause
C) nonfeasance
D) cause in fact - correct answer ✔✔ D
Alan has accepted a new job. Which of the following is not a contract condition related to that
job?
A) Medical and dental benefits will start after Alan has worked for six months.
