Paralegal Professional Responsibility Practice Quiz Pack

Professional Responsibility runs through the whole of the Paralegal licensing examination rather than sitting in a section of its own: a conduct question arrives inside a subject’s fact pattern, in Canadian Law, Civil Litigation, Criminal and Quasi-Criminal Law, and Administrative Law. The paralegal rules are their own code, with their own duties around scope of practice, so these quizzes are written for the paralegal paper and nothing else.

For a paralegal the conduct question arrives inside the file you are already running: the prospective client whose matter is outside what a paralegal may take on, the landlord who wants you to act against a tenant you once advised, the retainer money that has to go into trust before a word of work is done, the client who asks you to stretch a deadline nobody agreed to. These three quizzes are set in those situations, so the rule is learned in the place it will be tested.

What’s included

• Three quizzes of 25 questions on paralegal professional conduct, 75 in all, none repeated between them
• No timer. These are for learning the rules, not for rehearsing the day
• Two attempts at every quiz, reshuffled each time
• Conduct questions set inside paralegal files, which is how the P1 asks them
• No question shared with our mock exams or with any other pack
• A competency report after each quiz, opening with a ranked list of what to work on first
• Categories too small to read are named as such, with no figure printed for you to act on

A natural companion to the four subject packs, and the one to reach for when a mock exam report shows your marks going under Ethical and Professional Responsibilities.

When explanations open: at 55%. That figure is ours. It is not a passing standard, and the Law Society does not publish one. It is there so nobody can collect an answer key for the quizzes by submitting an empty attempt. Under 55% you still see every question you missed, with the area of law and the competency it tested. Study, sit it again, and the explanations open.