Section 7

Question 1

The Civil Rights Act of ____ made it illegal to discriminate in the sale or leasing of real estate based
on race and without exception.

Answer 1

1866

Question 2

The Civil Rights Act of ____ ended racial segregation prevalent in schools, workplaces, and public
accommodations.

Answer 2

1964

Question 3

Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 is referred to as the

Answer 3

Fair Housing Act

Question 4

The ___ _____ ___ prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, and national origin

Answer 4

Fair Housing Act

Question 5

The Fair Housing Act was passed in

Answer 5

1968

Question 6

Gender was added as protected under the law with the ____ Amendment to the Fair Housing Act.

Answer 6

1974

Question 7

The ____ amendment to the Fair Housing Act added protection from discrimination based on
familial status and handicap status.

Answer 7

1988

Question 8

If the property is in a 55 and up housing community which has been officially registered as such, the
owner is exempt under fair housing law for

Answer 8

familial status.

Question 9

_________ ___________may restrict units to members of their religion provided they do not
discriminate in accepting membership.

Answer 9

Religious organizations

Question 10

Prohibitions Under Fair Housing include:

Answer 10

Refusing to rent
quoting different terms
discriminatory
advertising
steering
blockbusting
redlining
denying membership
false statements regarding availability

Question 11

The Fair Housing Act combined with regulation through The U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD) requires that a \_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_ must be displayed by rental and
brokerage offices and construction locations.

Answer 11

Fair Housing Poster

Question 12

Within __ days after complaint, HUD will send the respondent and the complaint notice of receipt
of the complaint and begin an investigation within 30 days

Answer 12

10

Question 13

HUD will send the respondent and the complaint notice of receipt
of the complaint and begin an investigation within __ days of the complaint

Answer 13

30

Question 14

Within __ days of receiving the notice, the respondent must submit to HUD an answer to the
complaint

Answer 14

10

Question 15

If the case is found to have reasonable cause, the case will be heard by a HUD Administrative Law
Judge unless one of the parties elects within __ days to have it heard in federal court

Answer 15

20

Question 16

Civil suits filed for discrimination must be filed within ___ ____ of the act

Answer 16

two years

Question 17

The American with Disabilities Act of ____ applies to real estate dealings providing protection from
discrimination against individuals with disabilities.

Answer 17

1990

Question 18

Under ADA, covered multifamily housing built and ready for occupancy after ________ must
follow design requirements to ensure that housing is accessible to persons with disabilities.

Answer 18

March 13 1991

Question 19

Under the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act, land developers must register developments of
___ or more lots with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Answer 19

100

Question 20

Under the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act, land developers must register developments of
100 or more lots with the

Answer 20

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Question 21

Under the _______ ___ ____ ___ _______ ___, land developers must register developments of
100 or more lots with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Answer 21

Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act

Question 22

With developments of __ or more lots, the developer must give purchasers a Property Report prior
to the buyer signing the purchase agreement.

Answer 22

25

Question 23

Florida’s Fair Housing Law protects the same __ classes as the federal fair housing law

Answer 23

7

Question 24

Chapter ___ of Florida Statutes states that it is a violation for a licensee to coerce a homeowner to
sell or rent with discriminatory intent

Answer 24

760

Question 25

Florida Statutes Chapter 83, Part II protects tenants

and is known as the

Answer 25

Florida Residential Landlord and

Tenant Act.

Question 26

The landlord is required to give a tenant reasonable notice of at least __ hours to enter the property.
If it is an emergency, the landlord may enter property without notice.

Answer 26

12

Question 27

A Landlord may terminate a lease for Nonpayment of rent with

Answer 27

3 business days notice.

Question 28

Either party may terminate a lease if the other party is not living up to the terms of the lease by
giving the other a __ day notice and opportunity to correct the situation. This notice must be given
in writing and delivered personally or mailed if given by the tenant. The landlord may also choose
to post the notice on the door

Answer 28

7

Question 29

Upon lease end when the landlord is holding a security deposit, the landlord must: Return the
deposit to the tenant within 15 days if no claim is to be made or send written notice by certified mail
within __ days if claim is made on the deposit. The tenant allowed 15 days to respond to the
landlord’s written claim

Answer 29

30

Question 30

The Eviction Process includes:

Answer 30

1) Notify tenant in writing (following 3-business-day or 7-day rule);
2) After time period is up, file complaint for eviction with the courts;
3) Tenant has 5 business days to
respond to complaint;
4) If tenant continues to occupy without responding, obtain final judgment from court;
5) Post 24-hour notice
6) Court issues Writ of Possession to be served by the sheriff to the tenant.

Question 31

Convincing owners to sell property cheaply by scaring them into thinking that the property will lose
value due to members of a protected group moving into the neighborhood, and thus profiting by reselling at a higher price

Answer 31

blockbusting

Question 32

one or more individuals (who have not attained the age of 18 years) living together cannot be
discriminated against.

Answer 32

familial status

Question 33

anyone with a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life
activities cannot be discriminated against

Answer 33

handicap status

Question 34

a disclosure that details information about the subdivision.

Answer 34

property report

Question 35

include hotels, restaurants, gas stations, places of entertainment.

Answer 35

public accommodations

Question 36

When lenders and insurance companies refuse services based on an area being made up of a high
concentration of a protected group

Answer 36

redlining

Question 37

Land that has been separated into lots showing the location and boundaries of individual parcels with
the streets, alleys, etc.

Answer 37

subdivided land

Question 38

It is unlawful to persuade a group of people away or toward housing based on being a member in a
protected class.

Answer 38

steering