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  1. Which of the following is an exempt security under the Uniform Securities Act?

    Answer: Commercial paper maturing in 270 days or less

    Commercial paper with a maturity of nine months (270 days) or less is exempt.

  2. If a person refuses to comply with an administrator's subpoena, the administrator may:

    Answer: Apply to a court for an order compelling compliance

    The administrator may seek court enforcement of subpoenas.

  3. An issuer relying on Rule 506 must typically file a state notice (Form D) within how many days after the first sale in the state?

    Answer: 15 days

    Form D notice filings are generally due 15 days after the first sale in the state.

  4. Under the de minimis exemption, an investment adviser with no place of business in the state is exempt from registration if it has had fewer than how many clients in the state in 12 months?

    Answer: 6

    The exemption applies to advisers with fewer than six clients in the state during any 12 months and no place of business there.

  5. Registration by coordination is available when a security is:

    Answer: Being registered under the Securities Act of 1933 at the same time

    Coordination is used for securities simultaneously registered federally and with the state.

  6. A purchaser who wins a rescission claim under the Uniform Securities Act may recover:

    Answer: The consideration paid plus interest, less income received, upon tender of the security

    Rescission returns consideration plus interest, minus income, upon tendering the security.

  7. Which of the following is an exempt transaction under the Uniform Securities Act?

    Answer: An offer to a bank or insurance company

    Transactions with institutional investors such as banks and insurers are exempt.

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