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Duplicate of Spring 2023 Exam 1 Quiz
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1
Access to public education is a federal constitutional right of every child in the U.S.
False
True
2
A regulation is created by an administrative agency such as U.S. Dept. of Educ.
False
True
3
Which of the following is NOT a primary source of law.
Statute
Case law
Law review or journal article
Constitution
4
You have been given all the information you need to ace Exam 1!
True
False
5
What is this: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"
The Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment
The Free Exercise Clause of the 14th Amendment
The Establishment Clause of the 14th Amendment
The Free Exercise Clause of the 1st Amendment
6
What is the hierarchy of the federal court system (in order of lowest to highest court)?
U.S. District Court, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, U.S. State Supreme Court
U.S. District Court, U.S. District Court, U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court, State Court of Appeals, State Administrative Courts
7
When can schools limit student expression/speech?
if it materially and substantially causes a disruption
if it is considered school sponsored and the school has legit reasons
all of these reasons are accurate
if it is lewd, indecent, or vulgar
8
the EAA only applies to student-initiated
religious
groups
False
True
9
Can a student religious group use school facilities?
All of these answers are correct
Yes. A religious group can meet as long as a teacher leads the meeting
If other groups are meeting then yes, under EAA & the 1st Amendment
Yes, a religious group could meet but a political group could not
10
Which is/are an element of assault
Victim is aware of the threat
Assaulter must be perceived to have the ability to carry it out
ALL responses are CORRECT
Threat of unwanted physical contact/injury
11
Which is not a defense to negligence?
Contributory Negligence
Reasonableness
Assumption of Risk
Comparative Negligence
12
Which is an intentional tort?
injury
false imprisonment
duty
breach of duty
13
BRAIN BREAK: Which restaurant is best.
Social Cantina
Mother Bears
Uptown Cafe
Chipotle
14
Can schools require students to pass an exam to receive a high school diploma (i.e., a graduation test)?
ALL of these responses are correct
Yes, if appropriate accommodations are made for students with disabilities.
Yes, if students have adequate notice of the requirement.
Yes, if the exam covers what has been taught in the curriculum.
15
Defamation is
False statements made to third parties that harm reputations
Statements made to a newspaper without permission
Harmful statements made to third parties
Malicious statements
16
Which of the following is NOT a main feature of FERPA?
Schools must inform parents of their rights under FERPA annually.
FERPA only covers educational records NOT all private info
If a school violates FERPA, a parent may win money damages.
Procedures exist for parents 2 challenge the content of educational records
17
the Equal Access Act part of the
First Amendment
True
False
18
What type of control do parents have over the curriculum?
They can require a school district to use certain materials and book
They can require teachers to use certain instructional strategies
They can request that their children to opt out of assignments
They can require schools to teach both creationism and evolution
19
What are statutes (also known as statutory law)?
Laws that are created by federal agencies (e.g., Department of Education).
Laws that are created by the courts.
Laws that are created by the executive branch.
Laws that are created by Congress and state legislatures.
20
So far, how are you feeling about these questions?
I'M DOOOOOMED!!!!
just right
if I study more, I'll be fine
easy schmeasy
21
Comparative negligence is defined as the injured person understood the dangers involved and assumed the risk.
True
False
22
School can organize a “nonsectarian” prayer to be given by religious officials (e.g., rabbi, priest)
False
True
23
a
parent-led group would
fall under the EAA
True
False
24
Can a school start the day with a prayer?
No. It would violate the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Yes, if it is a non-denominational prayer.
No. It would violate the Establishment Clause.
No. It would violate the Free Exercise Clause.
25
What is legal literacy?
ability to file a grievance when their rights are violated.
ability to recite the law.
ability to teach legal issues.
ability 2 spot legal issues, identify law & apply 2 solve legal dilemmas
26
What is the current status on sex education classes in schools?
Abstinence only education is required by federal legislation.
Parents can request that their children opt out of sex education
If over 50% of parents sign a petition, then no sex education can be taught
Sex education classes can be taught only in high schools.
27
Under FERPA, who can access educational records?
Parents/guardians
ALL of the these options are correct
School employees who have a legitimate educational interest
Police with a warrant
28
Which of the following would a court likely find is a legit reason for a school to punish student speech
there is a connection between off-campus speech and on-campus disruption
all of the other reasons are legit
the speech promotes illegal drug use
the speech is a direct, true threat
29
Which would be legal for a teacher to do?
Keeping a Bible on their desks.
Teaching about world religions.
Praying at school with students
Posting a flyer publicizing the National Day of Prayer.
30
Under the EAA, secondary schools may never prohibit non-curricular student groups from meeting
True
False
31
If you lose in the State Court of Appeals, you would then take your case to the State Circuit Court.
False
True
32
A Dear Colleague Letter is a primary source of law.
False
True
33
the EAA applies only to
secondary
schools
True
False
34
Under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), students must be tested
In social students in each of grades 3-8
Never
Every year in every subject
In math and reading/language arts in each of grades 3-8.
35
To be battery, contact must touch a person or to something closely associated with them (e.g. a hat, a purse)
True
False
36
Can students offer religious messages in their graduation speeches?
Yes, the Establishment Clause protects this type of student speech
Yes, the EAA protects this type of student speech
No, if the school controls the graduation ceremony and reviews all speeches
No, students are NEVER permitted to share religious views
