Let's Be Fair! Key Area 3: Administration, Civil Rights Training, Code 3420 January 2017 See the magazine article associated with this exam. Name: Email: * Please provide a working email address as we will send you a copy of the answers you select in this exam. Member Status: * Select Member Status Member Non-member Member Number: If you are currently a member, please provide your member id. 1. Only citizens born in the United States are guaranteed civil rights protections. True False 2. U.S. civil rights laws stem from _______. the 13th Amendment to the Constitution the Civil Rights Act of 1964 The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 all of the above 3. Federal law for school meal programs prohibits discrimination against anyone in one of six protected classes, which include _______. national origin religion military service all of the above 4. Civil rights laws protect against discrimination in _______. hiring customer service language assistance all of the above 5. _______ is not an official racial category defined by law. White Black European American Alaskan Native 6. It's not considered sexual harassment if a joke is intended as good-natured teasing. True False 7. Food allergies are considered a physical disability. True False 8. School cafeterias are required to display a poster proclaiming _______. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness Equal Pay for Equal Work Don't Tread On Me none of the above 9. Only written complaints regarding civil rights violations must be formally addressed and forwarded to the state agency or USDA. True False 10. Details about a student's school meal eligibility status may be shared with _______. the school nurse the school principal both neither