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Question 1
Regulations created by an agency like FTC are an example of which law category?
Correct Answer:
administrative law
Explanation:
Administrative law governs how government agencies create and apply rules. The FTC, a regulatory agency, gets its power from Congress and issues regulations to implement and enforce the laws it administers. Those rules have the force of law within the agency’s realm and guide how businesses must operate, especially in areas like advertising and consumer protection. They aren’t the statutes passed by a legislature (statutory law), nor direct writings of the Constitution (constitutional law), nor are they chiefly the product of courtroom decisions (common law). Instead, they are the rules created through the agency’s rulemaking under statutory authority, which is the essence of administrative law.
Question 2
Blame directed inward is the definition of
Correct Answer:
Guilt
Explanation:
Blame directed inward is guilt. It’s the feeling of personal responsibility for a perceived wrong and the remorse that comes with self-blame. It differs from anger, which targets others or circumstances; denial, which is refusing to accept reality; and grief, which is the sorrow tied to loss. So guilt best matches the idea of blaming yourself.
Question 3
Anger is best described as which of the following?
Correct Answer:
Blame directed outward
Explanation:
Anger in this context shows up as directing blame toward others or external causes rather than toward oneself. When people feel hurt or powerless, it’s common to lash out and assign responsibility outward, which is why outward blame best describes anger. Denial is about refusing to accept the reality, and bargaining is about negotiating to change the outcome; neither captures the typical way anger is expressed as blame aimed at others. Self-blame (inward) isn’t the usual outward expression of anger in these terms.
Question 4
Which option correctly defines net sales?
Correct Answer:
Gross sales minus returns and allowances and discounts
Explanation:
Net sales show the actual revenue a company retains from its sales after reducing for customer-related reductions. It’s calculated by taking gross sales and subtracting returns, allowances, and discounts. For example, if gross sales are 100 and there are 5 in returns, 3 in allowances, and 2 in discounts, net sales become 90. This distinguishes net sales from gross sales (total revenue before deductions) and from net income or gross profit (which involve costs and other expenses). In practice, net sales = gross sales minus returns and allowances and discounts, which is the exact idea behind the correct choice.
Question 5
Chromium is added to carbon steel primarily to
Correct Answer:
Increase the resistance to rust and corrosion
Explanation:
Chromium is added to carbon steel to form a protective surface film that resists rust and corrosion. It tends to create a stable chromium oxide layer (a passive film) on the steel surface, which slows down ongoing oxidation and can even self-heal if damaged. This is the same principle that makes stainless steels corrosion resistant. While chromium can influence hardness or other properties in different contexts, the primary reason in carbon steel is to boost its resistance to rust and corrosion.
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The Conference National Board (NBE) – Restorative Art Section Practice Test

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