Jonah has grown tired of the judgment he receives from his parents and grandparents.He has been working three jobs at minimum wage just to make ends meet.His family is often talking about "millennials" and how his generation is entitled and unwilling to work as hard as they have to build a life for themselves.They refuse to acknowledge the difficulties that his generation is facing due to the economy and lack of permanent, full-time work.What type of ageism is Jonah experiencing?

A) normative
B) ephebophobic
C) cultural
D) economic

The term paralegal is often used interchangeably with which of the following terms?

A) Legal secretary
B) Law clerk
C) Legal assistant
D) Partner

If a client were to ask you a hypothetical question during an interview, such as "What would happen, in a lawsuit such as mine, if the plaintiff was not watching the road when the accident occurred?' you should

A) answer the question, if you know the answer.
B) tell him or her you don't know the answer, if you don't know the answer.
C) tell him or her you cannot give legal advice but will relay the question to your supervising attorney.
D) None of these choices is correct.

A stoic is one who is indifferent to ______.

A) virtues
B) others
C) external events
D) everything which is his or her own doing

A paralegal working in a one-attorney office is likely to

A) perform certain secretarial functions.
B) assume the role of an attorney.
C) perform only high-level tasks.
D) None of these choices is correct.

Stoics believe in predestination.

Contractual capacity is the

A) legal ability or competence to enter into a contractual relationship.
B) legal requirement to enter into a contractual relationship.
C) maximum monetary consideration that may be paid in a contract.
D) minimum monetary consideration that may be paid in a contract.

A set fee for a specific legal service, such as $500 for a simple will, is known as a(n) fee.

A) fixed
B) hourly
C) contingency
D) None of these choices is correct

Elements of false imprisonment include which of the following?

A) Intent to confine or restrain a person
B) Actual confinement in boundaries not of the plaintiff's choosing
C) Harmful or offensive physical contact intentionally performed
D) Intent to confine or restrain a person and actual confinement in boundaries not of the plaintiff's choosing
E) Intent to confine or restrain a person, actual confinement in boundaries not of the plaintiff's choosing, and harmful or offensive physical contact intentionally performed

An unforeseeable intervening event that may break the connection between the wrongful act and injury to another is called

A) contributory negligence.
B) assumption of risk.
C) superseding cause.
D) comparative negligence.