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Uniform Securities State Law Examination

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Question # 31

Broker-dealer Nebulous opted to withdraw its registration with the state. Six months later, the Administrator finds that Nebulous had been engaged in fraudulent securities transactions.

Which of the following statements is true?

A.

The Administrator is unable to take disciplinary action against Nebulous because the self-initiated withdrawal became effective 30 days after the application was filed.

B.

The Administrator is only able to take disciplinary action if the misdeeds are discovered within three months of the effective date of the withdrawal, so Nebulous slipped by this time.

C.

The Administrator has five years from the discovery of the misdeed to take disciplinary action, so Nebulous will have to be on the lookout for a long time to come.

D.

The Administrator can take disciplinary action against Nebulous for up to one year, so Nebulous is in trouble.

Question # 32

The 2003 NASAA Model Rule requires that investment advisers that are not federal covered maintain their records for at least

A.

three years.

B.

five years.

C.

C. seven years.

D.

Investment advisers must maintain their records for as long as they remain registered with the state.

Question # 33

Ms. Muffet is employed by Spyder Broker-Dealers. Her job duties include providing price quotes and executing purchases and sales for the firm’s clients. She is paid a salary plus commission. Ms. Muffet is

A.

a broker-dealer.

B.

an agent.

C.

an investment adviser.

D.

an investment adviser representative.

Question # 34

A limited power-of-attorney gives the designated person the right to

I. order the sale of an asset owned by the account holder and have a check written to the account holder for the amount of the proceeds.

II. obtain account statements, including tax statements, on behalf of the account holder.

III. order the purchase of an asset for the account holder’s account.

A.

I, II, and III

B.

I and II only

C.

II and III only

D.

I and III only

Question # 35

To say a security is “exempt,” means that

I. it is exempt from the state’s anti-fraud laws.

II. it is exempt from state registration requirements.

III. any transaction involving it is considered to be an exempt transaction.

A.

I, II, and III

B.

I and II only

C.

II and III only

D.

II only

Question # 36

Erin is a registered agent who works for SecureMoney Brokers-dealers. One of her clients, Mrs. McTurk, is a recently-widowed woman who relies on Erin for advice about her investment portfolio. Mrs. McTurk reminds Erin of her own grandmother, and she is happy to provide guidance within the sphere of her own knowledge.

Based on these facts, which of the following statements is true?

A.

SecureMoney Broker-dealers must register as an investment adviser since one of its employees is providing investment advice.

B.

Erin must register as an investment adviser since she is providing investment advice.

C.

SecureMoney Broker-dealers must register as an investment adviser since one of its employees is providing investment advice, and Erin must register as an investment adviser representative as the firm’s employee.

D.

Neither SecureMoney Broker-dealers nor Erin must register as an investment adviser based on the facts provided.

Question # 37

A margin transaction refers to a transaction

A.

that is illegal under the guidelines of the Uniform Securities Act.

B.

in which the client borrows some of the money that he is investing.

C.

in which a registered agent makes trades on a customer’s account without that customer’s knowledge.

D.

Both A and C are true statements.

Question # 38

Rich Quick is a broker-dealer licensed in the state of Massachusetts and has offices only within the state. Two of Rich Quick’s clients regularly vacation in Florida during the winter months, and Rich Quick executes trades for them when they call him from out-of-state.

Based on these facts,

I. Rich Quick needs to register as a broker-dealer in the state of Florida as well.

II. Rich Quick needs to register only as an agent in the state of Florida.

III. Rich Quick needs to establish an office in the state of Florida in order to transact business.

IV. Rich Quick need not register in Florida.

A.

Statements I and III are true.

B.

Statements II and III are true.

C.

Only Statement I is true.

D.

Only Statement IV is true.

Question # 39

Switch Advisory is a small investment adviser partnership registered in a single state. A larger investment adviser firm, Bait Investment Adviser, is registered in the same state as well as two other states. Bait has offered to buy out three of Switch’s partners who want to retire. This will give Bait a 60% ownership in Switch Advisory.

Which of the following statements are true?

I. Switch Advisory must obtain the approval of its clients before the partners can sell their interests to Bait.

II. Switch Advisory must notify the state Administrator of this event.

III. Switch Advisory must notify their clients of this event, but does not need the clients’ approval.

IV. Switch Advisory must notify the SEC of this event.

A.

I only

B.

I and II only

C.

II, III, and IV only

D.

I, II, and IV only

Question # 40

The Turnover Corporation, a firm with 25,000 employees, has recently hired 50 new employees, many of whom have been hired to replace middle-level managers who have retired. Turnover has omitted this fact from its prospectus. Turnover is guilty of

A.

fraud.

B.

misrepresentation.

C.

misusing insider information.

D.

nothing. The hiring of 50 new employees by a firm with 25,000 employees is not a material fact.

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