Test Your Fair Housing Knowledge!

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Test Your Fair Housing Knowledge!

Welcome to the "Test Your Fair Housing Knowledge!" quiz, where you can enhance your understanding of fair housing laws and regulations. This quiz will challenge your knowledge and provide insights into important concepts surrounding housing discrimination.

Key points covered in the quiz:

Understand the Fair Housing Act
Learn about protected classes
Recognize forms of discrimination

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingLaw202

A landlord can charge a pet fee for a tenant's service animal.

True

False

The Fair Housing Act was signed in 1968.

True

False

A landlord can refuse to rent to a person who uses a wheelchair if the property does not have a ramp.

True

False

Housing discrimination was completely eradicated when the Fair Housing Act was signed.

True

False

Under federal law, it is legal to indicate a preference based on national origin in advertising an available apartment.

True

False

A landlord can refuse to rent to families with children, or choose to only rent first floor apartments to them.

True

False

College dorms have to follow fair housing laws.

True

False

The federal Fair Housing Act prohibits housing discrimination based on a person’s ancestry.

True

False

The Fair Housing Act protects prohibits discrimination based on 7 protected classes.

True

False

Disability and familial status protections were not originally included in the Fair Housing Act.

True

False

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