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Consider the key terms in the list below. Then use these terms tocomplete the following exercises.conspiracyinterestusurylotteryrestraint of tradelicenserestrictive covenantprice fixingcompetitive bidding1. Using all of the key terms listed above, create a crosswordpuzzle. Make sure to provide definitions for each term.2. Exchange crossword puzzles with a partner and complete yourclassmate’s puzzle.3. Check your classmate’s performance on your crossword puzzle,and have him or her check your performance. Make sure thateach of you fully understand each term by verifying that thedefinitions provided are accurate and the puzzles are completedcorrectly.Self-Check Quiz Visitthe UnderstandingBusiness and PersonalLaw Web site atubpl.glencoe.com andclick on Chapter 9:Legality—Self-CheckQuizzes to prepare forthe chapter exam.Answer the following questions. Refer to the chapter for additional reinforcement.4. What makes a contract divisible? How does the court treat a divisible contract?5. What is a gambling agreement? Is gambling legal? Explain your answer.6. What agreements are void under Sunday statutes?7. Why do states have statutes that require people in certain trades or professionsto have licenses?8. Do all illegal agreements violate statutory law? Why or why not?9. What is usury?10. Why do some states choose to run legal lotteries?11. What duty related to public policy do elected officials have?12. What are some examples of agreements to obstruct justice?Chapter 9: Legality 201