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A. The agency must engage in official consultations with affected tribal nations early and often during the decision-making process.

B. The Supreme Court decision(s) and executive orders do not require federal agencies to engage with affected tribal nations.

C. The federal government must defer to the State in which the affected tribal nation(s) are geographically located to engage in the government-to-government relationship.

D. The Bureau of Indian Affairs is the sole entity permitted to officially consult with affected tribal nations on policy, regulatory, or planning matters.

A. Design principles that are reinforced through the architectural mix

B. Reduced environmental impacts of a development

C. Connected street grid linking residential and commercial uses that are located in separate areas of a development

D. Smaller residential lots, more open space, and an emphasis on transit-oriented neighborhoods

A. In Option Y, the governor would appoint a director who has supported them politically.

B. In Option Y, the director would be a professional planner.

C. The more competent professional planner would be named in Option Z rather than in Option Y.

D. In Option Y, the director could be dismissed for any reason.

A. Racial/ethnic composition and income characteristics of residents within a pre-determined distance from a retail area

B. A series of concentric zones that correspond to the distance customers will drive to obtain retail goods and services

C. Market-related socioeconomic characteristics of customers within a travel time particular to the planned retail or service

D. Mix of housing types within a fixed distance determined to be within a market area for a particular retail business or service

A. I and IV

B. I and III

C. I and II

D. II and III

A. Lake Tahoe, California-Nevada

B. Highlands, New Jersey-Pennsylvania-New York

C. Ozarks, Missouri-Arkansas-Oklahoma-Kansas

D. Delmarva Peninsula, Delaware-Maryland-Virginia

A. Reduced development standards

B. Increased economic development

C. Tax stagnation

D. Displacement

A. Unlawful discrimination against another person

B. Representing a private client in the community where you formerly worked as a public planner

C. Filing a frivolous charge of ethical misconduct against another planner

D. Notification of the Ethics Officer when convicted of a serious crime

A. Booker T. Washington

B. Frederick Douglass

C. Robert Robinson Taylor

D. Benjamin Banneker

A. Identifying the benefits that the proposal would bring to the community.

B. Evaluating the application in relation to planning goals.

C. Establishing a record to use in the event of litigation.

D. Allowing the public to determine community directions.

A. A buffer.

B. A theme.

C. An overlay.

D. A merge.

A. I only

B. I, II, and III only

C. II and IV only

D. I, II, III, and IV

A. The presence of ridesharing lanes to employment centers

B. The prevalence of affordable mixed-use housing near transit stations

C. The availability of transit from residential neighborhoods to commercial centers

D. The local socioeconomic and cultural conditions affecting access