Question 1

An electronic agent is a telephonic or computer system established by a seller to accept e-commerce orders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act makes it a crime to intercept an electronic communication while in transit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Sometimes a party will register a domain name of another party's trademarked name or famous person's name.This is called cyber-________.

Accepted Answer

A)  dominion 
B)  possession 
C)  domineering 
D)  squatting 
E)  coercion 
A)  dominion 
B)  possession 
C)  domineering 
D)  squatting 
E)  coercion

Question 4

The World Wide Web consists of computers that support a standard set of rules for the exchange of information called:

Accepted Answer

A)  Hypertext Transfer Protocol. 
B)  Cyberspace Transfer Rules 
C)  Hypertext Transfer Rules. 
D)  Web Exchange Rules. 
E)  Netscape Navigator Rules. 
A)  Hypertext Transfer Protocol. 
B)  Cyberspace Transfer Rules 
C)  Hypertext Transfer Rules. 
D)  Web Exchange Rules. 
E)  Netscape Navigator Rules.

Question 5

The CAN-SPAM Act regulates spam sent internationally to Americans from other countries.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The ________ makes it a crime to intercept an electronic communication at the point of transmission,while in transit,when stored by a router or server,or after receipt by the intended recipient.

Accepted Answer

A)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECP
A)  
B)  Electronic Transmissions Privacy Act (ETP
A)  
C)  Internet Communications Privacy Act (ICP
A)  
D)  Internet Transmissions Privacy Act (ITP
A)  
E)  Cyberspace Transmissions Privacy Act (CTP
A)  
A)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECP
A)  
B)  Electronic Transmissions Privacy Act (ETP
A)  
C)  Internet Communications Privacy Act (ICP
A)  
D)  Internet Transmissions Privacy Act (ITP
A)  
E)  Cyberspace Transmissions Privacy Act (CTP
A)

Question 7

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,how long does a party have in which to commence a cause of action?

Accepted Answer

A)  one year after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than five years after the breach actually occurred 
B)  one year after the breach actually occurred 
C)  one year after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than four years after the breach actually occurred 
D)  two years after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than five years after the breach actually occurred 
E)  two years after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than three years after the breach actually occurred 
A)  one year after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than five years after the breach actually occurred 
B)  one year after the breach actually occurred 
C)  one year after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than four years after the breach actually occurred 
D)  two years after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than five years after the breach actually occurred 
E)  two years after the breach was or should have been discovered, but not more than three years after the breach actually occurred

Question 8

An e-license is a contract whereby the owner of software or a digital application grants unlimited rights to the owner of a computer or digital device to use the software or a digital application for an unlimited period.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Intellectual property licensing agreements are relatively standard agreements that generally convey similar rights to licensees.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act does not make it a crime to intercept an electronic communication when stored by a router or server.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,when an offer is silent about the offer being conditioned on the acceptance of all terms of the offer,if the offeree purportedly accepts but alters the terms of the offer in doing so,it is treated as a simple rejection of the offer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act is a federal statute that preempts any state statutes that are in conflict with it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following is not one of the most commonly used top-level extensions for domain names?

Accepted Answer

A)  .edu 
B)  .org 
C)  .com 
D)  .net 
E)  .med 
A)  .edu 
B)  .org 
C)  .com 
D)  .net 
E)  .med

Question 14

Leah has entered into a licensing agreement with Tommy J.Software.Leah has received and accepted the software tendered under the agreement.A few days later she encounters problems with the software and realizes that the program is nonconforming to the contract.Since she has accepted,installed and used the software,does she have any recourse?

Accepted Answer

If she can show that the acceptance was

Question 15

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,what is the effect of putting additional terms into an acceptance delivered through an electronic agent?

Accepted Answer

A)  The acceptance is treated as a counteroffer. 
B)  The additional terms are ignored and a contract is formed based on the original terms. 
C)  The additional terms become part of the agreement unless objected to within 10 days. 
D)  The acceptance is treated is if it never occurred, leaving the original offer open. 
E)  The acceptance is treated as a rejection. 
A)  The acceptance is treated as a counteroffer. 
B)  The additional terms are ignored and a contract is formed based on the original terms. 
C)  The additional terms become part of the agreement unless objected to within 10 days. 
D)  The acceptance is treated is if it never occurred, leaving the original offer open. 
E)  The acceptance is treated as a rejection.

Question 16

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,what is "cover?"

Accepted Answer

A)  commercially acceptable packaging for a license issued in physical form 
B)  packaging for a license issued in physical form that either meets or exceeds industry standards 
C)  the licensee engaging in a commercially reasonable substitute transaction after the licensor's breach 
D)  the licensee engaging in a non-commercial substitute transaction after the licensor's breach 
E)  the licensee engaging in commercially reasonable supplemental transaction after the licensor's breach 
A)  commercially acceptable packaging for a license issued in physical form 
B)  packaging for a license issued in physical form that either meets or exceeds industry standards 
C)  the licensee engaging in a commercially reasonable substitute transaction after the licensor's breach 
D)  the licensee engaging in a non-commercial substitute transaction after the licensor's breach 
E)  the licensee engaging in commercially reasonable supplemental transaction after the licensor's breach

Question 17

Which of the following best describes how e-mail contracts are viewed under the law?

Accepted Answer

A)  E-mail contracts are not usually valid because of the ease of deleting e-mail messages. 
B)  E-mail contracts for goods can be valid, but not e-mail contracts for services. 
C)  E-mail contracts are valid only for contracts less than $500. 
D)  E-mail contracts are valid, provided that both parties sign a written copy printed out from the e-mail. 
E)  E-mail contracts are generally treated similarly to contracts negotiated by other means. 
A)  E-mail contracts are not usually valid because of the ease of deleting e-mail messages. 
B)  E-mail contracts for goods can be valid, but not e-mail contracts for services. 
C)  E-mail contracts are valid only for contracts less than $500. 
D)  E-mail contracts are valid, provided that both parties sign a written copy printed out from the e-mail. 
E)  E-mail contracts are generally treated similarly to contracts negotiated by other means.

Question 18

The E-SIGN Act provides that a digital signature can be verified in which of the following ways?

Accepted Answer

A)  by a notary public 
B)  by two (2) attesting witnesses 
C)  by biometrics 
D)  by legal counsel 
E)  by genetic screening 
A)  by a notary public 
B)  by two (2) attesting witnesses 
C)  by biometrics 
D)  by legal counsel 
E)  by genetic screening

Question 19

A "point and click" license is a contract used by many software companies to license their software over the Internet or in physical packages where the software is later installed on a computer.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,a licensor never has a right to cure a breach of a license.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 15: Digital Law and E-Commerce

An electronic agent is a telephonic or computer system established by a seller to accept e-commerce orders.

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act makes it a crime to intercept an electronic communication while in transit.

Sometimes a party will register a domain name of another party's trademarked name or famous person's name.This is called cyber-________.

The World Wide Web consists of computers that support a standard set of rules for the exchange of information called:

The CAN-SPAM Act regulates spam sent internationally to Americans from other countries.

The ________ makes it a crime to intercept an electronic communication at the point of transmission,while in transit,when stored by a router or server,or after receipt by the intended recipient.

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,how long does a party have in which to commence a cause of action?

An e-license is a contract whereby the owner of software or a digital application grants unlimited rights to the owner of a computer or digital device to use the software or a digital application for an unlimited period.

Intellectual property licensing agreements are relatively standard agreements that generally convey similar rights to licensees.

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act does not make it a crime to intercept an electronic communication when stored by a router or server.

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,when an offer is silent about the offer being conditioned on the acceptance of all terms of the offer,if the offeree purportedly accepts but alters the terms of the offer in doing so,it is treated as a simple rejection of the offer.

The Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act is a federal statute that preempts any state statutes that are in conflict with it.

Which of the following is not one of the most commonly used top-level extensions for domain names?

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,what is the effect of putting additional terms into an acceptance delivered through an electronic agent?

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,what is "cover?"

Which of the following best describes how e-mail contracts are viewed under the law?

The E-SIGN Act provides that a digital signature can be verified in which of the following ways?

A "point and click" license is a contract used by many software companies to license their software over the Internet or in physical packages where the software is later installed on a computer.

Under the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act,a licensor never has a right to cure a breach of a license.

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