<?xml version="1.0"?><exercise rowSpacing="15" xmlns:msxml="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" xmlns:util="urn:nxlevel-com:util"><correct><![CDATA[Correct! The true statements are identified by green arrows.]]></correct><incorrect><![CDATA[Incorrect. The correct selections are identified by green arrows. Please review these selections.]]></incorrect><revealed><![CDATA[Incorrect. Review your choices and try again.]]></revealed><instructions><![CDATA[<I>Here is a brief review exercise. According to US anti-bribery and anti-corruption legislation, which of the following statements are true? Indicate the true statements by selecting their check boxes in the <B>True</B> column. When you are satisfied with your choices, select <B>Submit</B>. You will have two tries to complete this exercise.</I>]]></instructions><column width="100"><header><![CDATA[True]]></header><checkmark correct="0" /><checkmark correct="1" /><checkmark correct="1" /><checkmark correct="1" /><checkmark correct="0" /></column><statements width="600"><header><![CDATA[Statements]]></header><text><![CDATA[A foreign employee of a US company is not a covered person.]]></text><text><![CDATA[“Something of value” includes charitable contributions made in an official’s name.]]></text><text><![CDATA[Willful blindness to bribery or corruption is a violation of US anti-bribery and anti-corruption legislation.]]></text><text><![CDATA[A physician working at a government-controlled university outside the US is considered a foreign official.]]></text><text><![CDATA[A bribe must be successful to be a violation of US anti-bribery or anti-corruption legislation.]]></text></statements></exercise>