Question 1Frequently persons with knowledge of computers access the credit card

Question 1Frequently persons with knowledge of computers access the credit card numbers of consumers who have made purchases on the Internet and use these credit card numbers without authorization. This act constitutes the crime of:A. identity theft.B. credit card fraud.C. false pretense.D. credit card perjury.Question 2The tort of slander does NOT require a(n):A. indirect defamatory statement.B. direct defamatory statement.C. drawing picture or cartoon.D. direct attack.Question 3In conducting business a firm and its owners have the right not to be subjected to:A. politically correct statements.B. truthful statements.C. false and malicious statements.D. acts of negligence.Question 4The branch of the government that frequently delegates to administrative agencies some of their lawmaking authority is the:A. legislative.B. executive.C. state judiciary.D. federal judiciary.