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Which of the following types of elections is always held in the spring of even-numbered years?
 
  a) general election
  b) special election
  c) bond election
  d) primary election
  e) constitutional amendment election

Question 2

Which of the following legal disputes is an example of a criminal dispute?
 
  a) a dispute between a homeowner and a contractor over a roof repair job
  b) a dispute over the custody of a child
  c) a dispute between a retailer and a former employee over the theft of clothing
  d) a dispute between a dentist and a former patient over the quality of dental work
  e) a dispute between two property owners over their property line



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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