Terry Has Been Told That He Is a Final Candidate

question 63

Multiple Choice

Terry has been told that he is a final candidate for a job, he merely has to submit a urine sample for a drug test. Terry is indignant and feels that the request is a violation of his rights. Which of the following statements is not true about Terry's situation?

• A) Terry won't have any problems if he has only consumed alcohol.
• B) Terry can 'fake' the drug test if he has only smoked marijuana.
• C) The supreme court does not support Terry's view on drug testing.
• D) Drug testing is expensive, so the company must value Terry as a candidate.
• E) Drug testing is not going away and Terry should accept it.

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Law Of Supply

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