Chp. 21 Quiz - Human Rights and Fair Housing Flashcards

1
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It is probably safe to say that any advertising that (describe/s) ________ would be considered acceptable

A

the property

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Which of the following phrases would not be considered discrimination that is based on familial status?

A

Two bedroom property

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What legislation mandates that persons with disabilities have equal access to jobs, public accommodations, government services, public transportation and telecommunications?

A

Americans with Disabilities Act

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A directive to all real estate brokers and real estate salespersons to refrain from soliciting listings for the sale of residential property within a designated geographic area is known as

A

a non-solicitation order.

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5
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Which of these phrases would not be considered discriminatory if used in advertising?

A

Wheelchair ramp

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Sue has a seizure disorder and has a 70-pound seizure alert service dog. Bob has refused to rent an apartment to Sue because he has a “no pets over 30 pounds” policy.

A

Bob must allow Sue to rent the apartment with her larger service dog.

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Which law expanded the protected class of gender to include gender identity and sexual harassment?

A

New York City Human Rights Law

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What is not a reason to understand Fair Housing Laws?

A

It is recommended.

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9
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Discrimination against race in programs receiving federal funding was first prohibited by which law?

A

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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10
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Violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act may result in the Department of Justice imposing civil penalties up to _________ for second and subsequent violations.

A

$110,000

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Terri and her 2 children want to rent an apartment in a quiet 10-unit apartment building where 8 of the apartments are currently occupied by retired couples over 60 years old. Tom, the building owner, has refused to rent to Terri.

A

Tom has the right to refuse to rent to Terri and her children because his building qualifies as housing for older persons.

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12
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When did the Americans with Disabilities Act become effective?

A

1992

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13
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During the investigation period, HUD can attempt to resolve the complaint by getting assurance from the person against whom the complaint was filed that he or she will remedy the alleged violation. This is known as

A

conciliation.

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14
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Restricting the number of loans in certain areas of a community because of its racial or ethnic makeup is known as

A

redlining.

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15
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Which state was first to enact a Human Rights Law?

A

New York

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16
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When would a model home in a real estate development need to comply with the ADA?

A

When it is used as the development’s sales office

17
Q

Who would not be protected under the protected class referred to as “familial status”?

A

A parent with a 24- year old son.

18
Q

What are persons called who pose as customers to check on fair housing compliance?

A

Testers

19
Q

In which of the following New York discrimination exemptions may a real estate broker legally be involved?

A

Restrictions of rentals to senior citizens