A) 5 Days; $50
B) 3 Days; $100
C) 2 Days; $50
D) 7 Days; $100
E) 10 Days; $500
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Multiple Choice
A) The drawer.
B) The first party to accept the forged instrument.
C) The first endorser of the instrument.
D) The bank of the first party to accept the forged instrument.
E) The bank of the drawer even if proper notice was given of the forgery.
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A) Certified.
B) Agreed.
C) Acknowledged.
D) Cashier's.
E) Promise.
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Multiple Choice
A) Clearinghouse
B) Transferring institution
C) Facilitating institution
D) Acknowledging institution
E) Approval institution
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Multiple Choice
A) Stored-value cards.
B) Smart cards.
C) Intel cards.
D) Transfer cards.
E) Electronic cards.
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Essay
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Multiple Choice
A) Automated teller machines, pay-by-telephone systems, point-of-sale systems, and direct deposits are all types of electronic fund systems.
B) An automated teller machine is a type of electronic fund system; but pay by telephone systems, point-of-sale systems, and direct deposits are not types of electronic fund systems.
C) Automated teller machines and pay-by-telephone systems are types of electronic fund systems; but point-of-sale systems, and direct deposit systems are not types of electronic fund systems.
D) Automated teller machines and point-of-sale systems are types of electronic fund systems; but neither a direct deposit system nor a pay-by-telephone system is a type of electronic fund system.
E) Automated teller machines, point-of-sale systems, and direct deposits are all types of electronic fund systems; but a pay-by-telephone system is not a type of electronic fund system.
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True/False
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A) 30 Days
B) 90 Days
C) 6 Months
D) 9 Months
E) 1 Year
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True/False
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A) Payor
B) Payee
C) Depositary
D) Transfer
E) Acceptor
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A) 10 Days
B) 20 Days
C) 30 Days
D) 45 Days
E) 60 Days
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) $0
B) $50
C) $300
D) $500
E) $1,000
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Multiple Choice
A) A drawer, payee, and drawee are all related to an order.
B) A payee and drawer are related to an order, but a drawee is not.
C) A drawee and payee are related to an order, but a drawer is not.
D) A payee is related to an order, but a drawer and a drawee are not.
E) A drawer and a drawee are related to an order, but a payee is not.
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Multiple Choice
A) Certified
B) Agreed
C) Acknowledged
D) Cashier's
E) Promise
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Multiple Choice
A) Harold will not have to bear the loss because the forgeries were by an employee; otherwise, he would have had to bear the loss.
B) Harold will not have to bear the loss because the check was forged.
C) Harold will have to bear the loss because he did not notify the bank of the forgery within the time limit required.
D) Harold will have to bear the loss because the check was cashed before he notified the bank.
E) Harold will have to bear the loss because the check was forged.
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Multiple Choice
A) The manager is incorrect because under the UCC, a stop-payment order may be given orally.
B) It depends on the amount of the check because oral stop-payment orders may only be given for checks in an amount over $500.
C) It depends on the amount of the check because oral stop-payment orders may only be given for checks in an amount under $500.
D) It depends on the amount of the check because oral stop-payment orders may only be given for checks in an amount under $1,000.
E) The manager is correct.
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Multiple Choice
A) Savings and loans and trust companies are considered banks, but credit unions are not.
B) Savings and loans and credit unions are considered banks, but trust companies are not.
C) Trust companies and credit unions are considered banks, but savings and loans are not.
D) Savings and loans, credit unions, and trust companies are all considered banks.
E) Only an entity holding itself out as a "bank" is considered a bank under the UCC, and therefore neither savings and loans, credit unions, nor trust companies are considered banks.
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Multiple Choice
A) If a bank refuses to certify a check, the check is considered dishonored.
B) If a bank refuses to certify a check, the check lacks the extra protection of certification.
C) If a bank certifies a check, the drawer of the check is no longer liable for the amount of the check.
D) If a bank certifies a check, the bank has become primarily liable for the check.
E) Once a check is certified, funds of the customer are removed from his or her account and placed in the bank's certified check account.
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