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Quiz 11: Security, Fraud, and Ethics
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Question 21
Short Answer
A(n) ____________________ dilemma involves a situation that makes a person question what is the right or wrong thing to do.
Question 22
Short Answer
Check ____________________ requires opening accounts at two or more banks and using the "float time" of available funds to create fraudulent balances.
Question 23
Essay
What is identify theft?
Question 24
Short Answer
A computer program that monitors and limits incoming and outgoing online transmissions is called a(n) ____________________.
Question 25
Short Answer
A(n) ____________________ of interest occurs when two interests are at cross-purposes.
Question 26
Short Answer
Purposefully writing checks on closed accounts is called ____________________, or closed account fraud.
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Which act of Congress places restrictions on loans by corporations to their executives?
Question 28
Short Answer
An online criminal deposits $10,000 into a victim's account, telling the victim to send $9,500 to a third party. The victim supposedly gets to keep $500 as a "transaction fee." The criminal quickly cancels the initial deposit, though. If the criminal gets 14 people to agree to this scam, how much money has been stolen?
Question 29
Essay
How should surveillance cameras be positioned in a bank for maximum effectiveness?
Question 30
Essay
What is the difference between check forgery and check counterfeiting?
Question 31
Short Answer
____________________ is the act of sending a user an e-mail falsely claiming to be a legitimate enterprise in an attempt to solicit private information.
Question 32
Short Answer
Shady Sam robbed three banks last week: In one heist, he got away with $2,500; in the second, he netted $5,600; the third robbery was worth $4,350. After he was caught, police were able to recover 90 percent of the loot. Sam had spent the rest. What was the dollar amount of the stolen money that was NOT recovered?
Question 33
Short Answer
____________________ is a deception deliberately practiced to secure unfair or unlawful gain.
Question 34
Short Answer
A bill ____________________ is a device that sets off a security system when a bill or switch is pulled.
Question 35
Essay
The Second National Bank has just been robbed. What should bank employees do with the demand note left behind by the robber? Why?
Question 36
Multiple Choice
John and William are opening a restaurant together. William also works as a business loan officer at a local bank. John has applied to William's bank for a business loan for the restaurant, and William is responsible for approving the loan. This is a clear example of a
Question 37
Short Answer
An electronic warning placed on your accounts to monitor for suspicious financial activity is called a(n) ____________________.
Question 38
Short Answer
The new $20 bill design includes a(n) ____________________, a faint image similar to the large portrait. It is part of the paper itself and is visible from both sides when the bill is held up to the light.
Question 39
Short Answer
Jerry's Garage accepted $700 in counterfeit bills for a repair job. The company's insurance policy covers losses from counterfeit money up to $1,000 with a $250 deductible. What is the out-of-pocket loss experienced by Jerry's Garage?