1. The Louisiana legistlation requiring that creationism must be taught whenever evolution is taught is known as the
"NEED A HINT?" See page 163.
ANSWER: B, The Balanced Treatment Act requires that whenever evolution
is taught, so much creationism.
2. The U.S. Supreme Court ruling that states may not create religious school districts is
"NEED A HINT?" See page 163.
ANSWER: A, This case was about Hasidic Jewish students in New York
state.
3. A breach in which one of the following areas would be grounds to dismiss a teacher?
"NEED A HINT?" See page 173 & 179.
ANSWER: D, Breach of dress code is grounds for dismissal.
4. Which U.S. Supreme Court case involved the issue of the public education of children of illegal aliens?
"NEED A HINT?" See page 180.
ANSWER: C, This case involved children from Mexico living in Texas.
5. Which of the following statements about teachers' gradebooks is true?
"NEED A HINT?" See page 183.
ANSWER: C, Grade books are confidential teachers' records; parents may
not view them.
6. Which of the following legal terms describes the fact that schools may be sued for the occurrence of damages that were not their fault?
"NEED A HINT?" See page 173.
ANSWER: A, Tort liability deals with civil suits, such as if a child is
accidentally
injured due to negligence.
7. Which of the following school actions involving students is still legal in many states?
"NEED A HINT?" See page 183.
ANSWER: B, Over one million students in the U.S. receive corporal
punishment each year.
8. Public schools adopting mandatory school uniforms do so because the uniforms help students to
"NEED A HINT?" See page 183.
ANSWER: C, Mandatory school uniforms are believed to help students to
focus more attention on their learning.
9. Due process is the right to
"NEED A HINT?" See page 182.
ANSWER: B, Due process is the right to a hearing prior to expulsion.
10. When students write for their schools' newspapers, they
"NEED A HINT?" See page 182.
ANSWER: C, School newspapers are supervised learning experiences; all
works must be approved before publishing.