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- Q1In the US, each state has its own military?TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q2How many timezones do the US have?864230sEditDelete
- Q3What is the official name of US?The United States of AmericaThe land of milk and moneyCommonwealth of AmericaUnited America30sEditDelete
- Q4What is the capital of the US?New YorkWashington, DCLos AngelesWashington State30sEditDelete
- Q5What is the system of government in the US?DemocraticFederal GovernmentRepublicParliament30sEditDelete
- Q6What state is known as the Sunshine state?New YorkTexasFloridaLondon30sEditDelete
- Q7Where is Mount Rushmore located?North DakotaNebraskaTexasSouth Dakota30sEditDelete
- Q8Where is the Statue of Liberty located?MinnesotaSan FranciscoNew YorkDallas30sEditDelete
- Q9What does CDMA stand for?Code Division Multiple AccessCredit Debit Money AccessCoded Division Multiple AccessCorporate Division Multiple Account60sEditDelete
- Q10Frequently marketed as 4G, it means Long Term EvolutionGlobal System for Mobile CommunicationsLTEEDGE networkHSDPA45sEditDelete
- Q11________________is a service that allows a cellphone or smartphone customer to change telecom carrier and keep the same phone numberTelcoTop upPort outPorting45sEditDelete
- Q12Consumers hate it because they're getting charged for services they never signed up for, and in many cases don't even know about.POTSTelcomCrammingThrottling60sEditDelete
- Q13A federal law that limits the behavior and actions of third-party debt collectors.Collection treatmentHotlinedEarly Terminations FeeFair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)60sEditDelete
- Q14Collection activity that processes the balance of the customer before it is sold to a Collection Agency.Bells of churnCollection treatmentAccess chargesAccess charges60sEditDelete
- Q15Subsidized price which divides the full retail cost of the phone into 24 months.Access chargeLate payment fee2-year contractAgent assistance fee60sEditDelete
- Q16A ___________ is primarily based on a credit report, information typically sourced from credit bureausCredit scoreFDCPAForced buyoutCollection treatment60sEditDelete
- Q17Amount to be paid after the cancellation of loan agreement or contractsForced buyoutBells of churnBill to accountFDCPA60sEditDelete
- Q18An installment agreement in which you pay for the device over timeEarly Termination feeDue DateHotlinedDevice payment60sEditDelete
- Q19A charge that consumer pays for making a required payment after the due date.Late feeFinance chargeDue dateRefund60sEditDelete
- Q20A temporary hold of an account that prevents them from using outbound services due to non-payment.Bill to accountReversalSuspendTrade in60sEditDelete