Texas Real Estate Brokerage Sales Apprentice Education (SAE) Practice Exam

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What can be considered an act of criminal harassment?

  1. Offering unsolicited advice

  2. Requesting an obscene activity

  3. Loud talking

  4. Disagreeing in a discussion

The correct answer is: Requesting an obscene activity

Requesting an obscene activity is categorized as an act of criminal harassment because it involves unwanted and inappropriate communication that creates an intimidating or hostile environment for the recipient. Criminal harassment generally encompasses behavior that is intended to annoy, alarm, or frighten another individual, and asking someone to engage in obscene activities clearly crosses the line into harmful and offensive behavior. The other options do not constitute criminal harassment in a legal sense. Offering unsolicited advice, while potentially annoying or unwelcome, does not invade personal boundaries to the same harmful extent. Loud talking is generally considered a nuisance but does not typically constitute harassment unless it is part of a pattern of behavior intended to disturb someone. Disagreeing in a discussion is a normal part of communication and does not fall into the realm of harassment either. Therefore, requesting an obscene activity stands out as a clear example of conduct that can lead to criminal harassment charges.