HTM 411 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
In order for the Civil Right act of 1964 to apply to a restaurant which of the following must
always be true? - CORRECT ANSWERS It must have an on-premises dining.
Which of the following would most likely NOT be considered a private club? - CORRECT
ANSWERS A club with that has no real selection criteria; almost everyone who applies is
accepted.
Which of the following hotels would most likely to be required to install a wider door on all
public restrooms in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act? The installation of a
wider door would normally be considered readily achievable for all hotels listed listed in this
question. - CORRECT ANSWERS A hotel with no elevator has a public restrooms on the
first floor with doors that are not wide enough. The hotel has public restrooms with doors that
are the appropriate wide on the second floor.
What question/request can NOT be asked of a patron wanting to bring a service animal into a
place of public accommodations? - CORRECT ANSWERS Please have the dog demonstrate
the particular task it has been trained to do?
A 16-year old male enters into a contract to purchase a new car. On the day he returns 25 he
decides he does not want the car. What are his options for returning the car and getting a
refund? - CORRECT ANSWERS He cannot void the return the car since he waited too long
to void the purchase agreement and it is now considered a. legal and binding contract.
A minor enters a restaurant and orders a meal. After consuming the meal, he refuses to pay. Can
he be forced to pay for the food? - CORRECT ANSWERS Yes, because food is considered a
necessity and even people without the capacity to contract can legally enter into a contract for
necessity.
, If you make a reservation over the phone for a hotel room and are told that the room will cost
between $42 and $95 per night. You give the reservation clerk your credit card number to hold
the room and receive a confirmation number. You arrive at the hotel and are told that it costs
$90, which is more than you think it is worth. You refuse to rent the room you reserved. Are you
in breach of contract? - CORRECT ANSWERS No, because the cost of the room was range
not at a set price, mutuality was not established: therefore, you have not entered into a legal
and binding contract.
You have signed a contract with the five other restaurants in your town to boycott a. local
supplier. Group boycotts of this nature are a violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act and
therefore the goal of the contract is illegal. Once you realize this, you violate the terms of the
contract by doing business with the local. supplier you are supposed to be boycotting. When the
other restaurants find out they sue you got breach of contract, can they win the lawsuit? -
CORRECT ANSWERS No, since the goal of the contract was illegal, it is void and without a
contract you cannot be in breach.
Which of the following would NOT be a valid contract? - CORRECT ANSWERS Verbal
agreement to have a company service all your cooking equipment for the next three years
starting in three months.
The defendant verbally agreed to buy $1,000 worth of meat with payment made at the time of
delivery. The meat was delivered as promised but the defendant refused to accept the meat or
pay $1,000. Is the defendant in breach of contract? - CORRECT ANSWERS No, the Statue
of frauds invalidates this contract and the fact that the meat was delivered but not accepted
does not create an exception; therefore, the contract is not valid and the defendant is not in
breach.
What is a forum selection clause and when is it agreed upon? - CORRECT ANSWERS It
specifies a location were any lawsuits arising from the contract must be adjudicated; it is agreed
upon as part of the contract.
A guest with a confirmed, guaranteed reservation for June 6th arrives at 1 am on June 7th only
to find there are no available rooms. The hotel finds her a room at another hotel approx. 15
ANSWERS
In order for the Civil Right act of 1964 to apply to a restaurant which of the following must
always be true? - CORRECT ANSWERS It must have an on-premises dining.
Which of the following would most likely NOT be considered a private club? - CORRECT
ANSWERS A club with that has no real selection criteria; almost everyone who applies is
accepted.
Which of the following hotels would most likely to be required to install a wider door on all
public restrooms in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act? The installation of a
wider door would normally be considered readily achievable for all hotels listed listed in this
question. - CORRECT ANSWERS A hotel with no elevator has a public restrooms on the
first floor with doors that are not wide enough. The hotel has public restrooms with doors that
are the appropriate wide on the second floor.
What question/request can NOT be asked of a patron wanting to bring a service animal into a
place of public accommodations? - CORRECT ANSWERS Please have the dog demonstrate
the particular task it has been trained to do?
A 16-year old male enters into a contract to purchase a new car. On the day he returns 25 he
decides he does not want the car. What are his options for returning the car and getting a
refund? - CORRECT ANSWERS He cannot void the return the car since he waited too long
to void the purchase agreement and it is now considered a. legal and binding contract.
A minor enters a restaurant and orders a meal. After consuming the meal, he refuses to pay. Can
he be forced to pay for the food? - CORRECT ANSWERS Yes, because food is considered a
necessity and even people without the capacity to contract can legally enter into a contract for
necessity.
, If you make a reservation over the phone for a hotel room and are told that the room will cost
between $42 and $95 per night. You give the reservation clerk your credit card number to hold
the room and receive a confirmation number. You arrive at the hotel and are told that it costs
$90, which is more than you think it is worth. You refuse to rent the room you reserved. Are you
in breach of contract? - CORRECT ANSWERS No, because the cost of the room was range
not at a set price, mutuality was not established: therefore, you have not entered into a legal
and binding contract.
You have signed a contract with the five other restaurants in your town to boycott a. local
supplier. Group boycotts of this nature are a violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act and
therefore the goal of the contract is illegal. Once you realize this, you violate the terms of the
contract by doing business with the local. supplier you are supposed to be boycotting. When the
other restaurants find out they sue you got breach of contract, can they win the lawsuit? -
CORRECT ANSWERS No, since the goal of the contract was illegal, it is void and without a
contract you cannot be in breach.
Which of the following would NOT be a valid contract? - CORRECT ANSWERS Verbal
agreement to have a company service all your cooking equipment for the next three years
starting in three months.
The defendant verbally agreed to buy $1,000 worth of meat with payment made at the time of
delivery. The meat was delivered as promised but the defendant refused to accept the meat or
pay $1,000. Is the defendant in breach of contract? - CORRECT ANSWERS No, the Statue
of frauds invalidates this contract and the fact that the meat was delivered but not accepted
does not create an exception; therefore, the contract is not valid and the defendant is not in
breach.
What is a forum selection clause and when is it agreed upon? - CORRECT ANSWERS It
specifies a location were any lawsuits arising from the contract must be adjudicated; it is agreed
upon as part of the contract.
A guest with a confirmed, guaranteed reservation for June 6th arrives at 1 am on June 7th only
to find there are no available rooms. The hotel finds her a room at another hotel approx. 15
